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The Case My First Case with Peach Seed Jigged Old Red Bone handles is perfect for any pocket or collection. With Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel clip point and pen blades, you’ll be able to to tackle even some of the more challenging cutting tasks. Peach Seed Jigged Old Red Bone scales provide an attractive, durable…
This Navy Edition Trapper model has a brown bone handle with Navy embelishment. The Case Trapper is one of the most iconic designs ever made. Originally designed for fur trappers (hence the name), the knife includes two blades of equal lengths. The clip point blade is intended for everyday cutting such as slicing food, cutting…
This Case Panama model is outfitted with Roger’s Corn Cob jigged antique bone handle scales and polished stainless steel drop point and clip point blades. The Case Panama makes a perfect addition to any collection or EDC rotation. Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel blades offer plenty of utility for your cutting tasks.
This Papaw Stockman has a brown bone handle. The Case Stockman is a classic knife that has really stood the test of time. This pattern features a gentle serpentine handle and three blades. The main clip point blade is designed for most tasks you encounter, and performs very well. On the same side as the…
Features: Polished blades made from Case’s Tru-Sharp surgical steel. Two bladed design with nail nick openers. Smooth natural bone handle scales with nickel silver bolsters. Non-locking slip joint mechanism. Description: This series includes several Case knife models, each with natural bone handles with nickel silver bolsters and Case shield inlays. The blades are made of…
Features: Clip point and pen in Tru-Sharp stainless steel. Classic nail nick openers. Pocket worn finish in an olive green bone handle. Traditional slip joint for easy operation. Description: Twenty-five years and counting! Don’t miss out on the 25th Anniversary special edition knife celebrating the pocket worn finish from Case Cutlery in the Peanut. This…
The 046 Peanut pocket knife from Case Knives is outfitted with gray bone handles and stainless steel clip point & pen blades. (6220 SS) Working line Case Knives are designed to give the team player a tool that works every bit as hard as they do. These knives have satin finished, Tru-Sharp surgical steel blades…
This Case Peanut pocket knife has stainless steel clip and pen blades. The 2-3/4″ handle has nickel silver bolsters and amber bone scales. The handle is constructed with three brass liners. Case inlay shield.
This Case Peanut model is outfitted with Deep Canyon Autumn Jigged Bone handle scales and polished stainless steel blades. The Case Peanut makes a perfect addition to any collection or rotation to your daily carry. Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel blades offer plenty of utility for your cutting tasks. Attractive Deep Canyon Autumn Jigged Bone scales…
This Peanut model has a genuine stag handle. The Case Peanut is a small knife designed as something a gentleman would carry, but still something that can go to work. The pattern features two blades, coming from the same pivot. The clip blade is great for most of your general cutting needs. The pen blade…
This Peanut model has a smooth Caribbean Blue bone handle. The Case Peanut is a small knife designed as something a gentleman would carry, but still something that can go to work. The pattern features two blades, coming from the same pivot. The clip blade is great for most of your general cutting needs. The…
This Peanut model has a sawcut Caribbean Blue bone handle. The Case Peanut is a small knife designed as something a gentleman would carry, but still something that can go to work. The pattern features two blades, coming from the same pivot. The clip blade is great for most of your general cutting needs. The…
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