Case XX Tennessee Walking Horse Brown Jigged Bone Trapper Folding Knife CATNWH

The Case XX Tennessee Walking Horse Brown Jigged Bone Trapper celebrates one of the South’s most iconic horse breeds with classic Case craftsmanship and a traditional Trapper design. Built for collectors and everyday users alike, this knife pairs dependable performance with detailed commemorative styling that honors the heritage of the Tennessee Walking Horse.

This Trapper features two mirror polished Tru-Sharp surgical steel blades: a clip point and a spey blade. Tru-Sharp steel is known for its excellent corrosion resistance, reliable edge retention, and clean polished finish that stands up well to regular use. The clip point blade offers precision for slicing and detailed work, while the spey blade provides a broader edge for general utility tasks. Both blades open smoothly with traditional nail nicks and carry special commemorative etches reading “Tennessee Walking Horse: Let the Walking Do the Talking,” adding character and collectible appeal.

The handles are crafted from brown jigged bone, offering a rich, traditional look with a textured surface that feels secure in hand. Brass pins and brass liners reinforce the frame for long-term durability, while nickel silver bolsters add strength and a bright, classic contrast. An inlaid nickel silver Case shield completes the design with a familiar mark of quality and authenticity.

Measuring 4.13 inches closed and weighing about 4 ounces, this Trapper has a solid, balanced feel that carries comfortably in the pocket while still offering a substantial presence in hand. It’s a dependable everyday knife with strong collectible appeal.

Proudly made in the USA, this piece reflects Case’s long-standing dedication to American craftsmanship and tradition.

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