Case XX Heavenly Pearl Corelon Trapper Folding Knife Wild Mustang Horses (Etched Blades) CAHPWM

Rooted in American tradition and built with pride, the Case XX Heavenly Pearl Corelon Trapper Folding Knife Wild Mustang Horses captures the spirit of the open range and the craftsmanship that’s defined Case XX for generations. This is a classic Trapper pattern elevated with striking materials and detailed artistry, made for collectors and users who appreciate heritage with visual impact.

The twin blades are crafted from mirror polished Tru-Sharp surgical steel, delivering excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance. A clip point blade handles precision cutting with ease, while the spey blade offers strength and control for everyday utility tasks. Both blades feature traditional nail nicks and special etched wild mustang celebrations that add character and tell a story every time the blades are opened. The mirror finish reflects Case’s attention to detail and commitment to quality.

The handle is where this knife truly stands out. Swirled white Heavenly Pearl Corelon scales bring depth and movement, giving each knife a unique appearance. Brass liners add warmth and strength, while nickel silver bolsters provide durability and a refined contrast. An inlaid nickel silver Case shield completes the look, reinforcing the knife’s authenticity and timeless appeal. At 4.13 inches closed and weighing just 4 ounces, it carries comfortably while maintaining a solid, reassuring feel in hand.

Proudly made in the USA, this Trapper represents generations of American knife-making tradition. It’s equally at home in a display case or slipped into a pocket, ready to be used and admired. From the materials to the fit and finish, every detail reflects Case XX’s long-standing reputation as one of America’s most respected cutlery companies.

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