Case XX Tennessee Corelon Small Texas Toothpick Folding Knife CA910096TN

The Case XX Tennessee Corelon Small Texas Toothpick brings a sleek, traditional profile together with bold Tennessee-inspired color in a lightweight everyday carry design. Built on one of Case’s most iconic slim patterns, this knife delivers classic style and practical cutting performance in a compact frame that slips easily into any pocket.

This Small Texas Toothpick features a 2.25-inch clip point blade crafted from mirror polished Tru-Sharp surgical steel. Tru-Sharp steel is known for its excellent corrosion resistance, strong edge retention, and refined polished finish that holds up well through regular use. The long, narrow clip point blade offers precise control for slicing, trimming, and detail work, making it especially useful for light everyday tasks. A traditional nail nick allows smooth, easy opening while preserving the timeless character of this historic pattern.

The handle is made from swirled orange and white Tennessee Corelon, giving each knife a vibrant, one-of-a-kind appearance. Corelon provides a smooth, durable surface that’s well suited for everyday carry while adding a bright, distinctive look. Brass pins and brass liners reinforce the frame for dependable strength, while polished nickel silver bolsters add durability and a classic traditional contrast. An inlaid nickel silver Case shield completes the design with a familiar mark of quality.

Measuring 3 inches closed and weighing just 1 ounce, this Texas Toothpick is exceptionally slim, lightweight, and easy to carry. Its narrow profile makes it an ideal companion for light cutting tasks without adding bulk to your pocket.

Proudly made in the USA, this knife reflects Case’s long-standing dedication to traditional American craftsmanship and quality materials.

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