Case XX Star Spangled Banner Corelon Medium Stockman Folding Knife

The Case XX Star Spangled Banner Corelon Medium Stockman carries a proud American look while delivering the proven performance of one of Case’s most trusted traditional patterns. Built for everyday usefulness and lasting appeal, this pocketknife blends patriotic style with the craftsmanship collectors and users have relied on for generations.

This Medium Stockman features three mirror polished Tru-Sharp surgical steel blades: a clip point, a sheepsfoot, and a spey. Tru-Sharp steel is known for its excellent corrosion resistance and dependable edge retention, making it ideal for everyday cutting chores. The clip point handles detailed work and piercing tasks, the sheepsfoot excels at controlled slicing, and the spey blade is perfect for general utility. Each blade opens smoothly with classic nail nicks and reflects Case’s long tradition of precision finishing.

The handle showcases bold red, white, and blue swirled Corelon, creating a striking patriotic appearance that makes every knife unique. Corelon is valued for its durability and smooth feel, giving the knife both visual character and everyday practicality. Brass liners provide strength to the frame, while polished nickel silver bolsters add durability and a bright traditional finish. An inlaid nickel silver Case shield sits proudly in the handle, completing the classic look.

Measuring 3.63 inches closed and weighing approximately 2.6 ounces, this Medium Stockman offers a comfortable pocket carry while still providing the versatility of three working blades. It’s a knife built to be carried, used, and appreciated for years.

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

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