Limited to just 500 pieces, the Case David Yellowhorse Grizzly Mountain Canoe blends traditional American pocketknife craftsmanship with striking custom artistry. Built on Case’s classic canoe pattern, this collectible folder carries the timeless appeal collectors expect while showcasing the distinctive engraving style that’s made David Yellowhorse’s work highly sought after.
This knife features two mirror-polished Tru-Sharp surgical steel blades in a traditional spear and pen configuration. Case’s Tru-Sharp steel is known for its dependable edge retention, corrosion resistance, and easy maintenance, making it well suited for everyday tasks while maintaining a refined, presentation-ready finish. The blades are stamped with pattern number 62131 SS, a mark of Case’s long-standing heritage of quality and precision.
The handle is crafted from vibrant Caribbean Blue Bone, offering rich color and natural character that immediately catches the eye. Both sides are intricately engraved with David Yellowhorse’s dramatic Grizzly Mountain scene, transforming the knife into a miniature work of art. The detailed engraving captures rugged wilderness imagery with remarkable depth and texture, elevating the knife well beyond a typical pocket tool. A nickel silver diamond XX shield is inlaid into the handle, while etched nickel silver bolsters add another layer of visual detail and refinement.
Measuring 3.63 inches closed and weighing 2.9 ounces, this canoe pattern offers a comfortable size for display or pocket carry. Each knife is presented in a black velvet presentation box and includes a certificate of authenticity, confirming its limited production and collectible status. Handcrafted in the USA, it reflects the enduring tradition and pride behind Case knives.
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