The Case Trapper is one of the most recognized pocket knives in American history — and the 55230 Pocket Worn Mahogany Bone might just be its finest form. Built on the classic 6254 SS two-blade pattern that Case collectors have carried for generations, this version brings a Pocket Worn Corn Cob Jigged Mahogany Bone handle that looks like it's already been lived in. The Pocket Worn finish is hand-tumbled to give the bone a character and warmth that a brand-new handle never has — the look of something earned, not just bought.
 
The handle pairs that worn mahogany bone with fluted, highly polished nickel silver bolsters and a nickel silver Case Arrowhead Inlay shield — details that elevate this from an everyday pocket knife to a piece worth keeping. Both blades are Tru-Sharp Surgical Stainless Steel with a mirror polish: a 3 1/4" clip blade for general cutting and a 3 1/4" spey blade for precision work. The blade is etched with "POCKET WORN 30th ANNIVERSARY," marking its place in Case's history. Closed length is 4 1/8 inches and weight is approximately 3.8 ounces — right where a traditional Trapper should be. Every knife is stamped with its tang date, making it a documentable piece of American cutlery history. Handmade in Bradford, Pennsylvania since 1889.   Blade length: 3.25 in (Clip) / 3.27 in (Spey)  Closed length: 4.13 in
 Weight: 4.0 oz  Edition: 30th Anniversary
Note: Because Case uses hand-crafting and natural materials your knife may not look exactly as depicted.