Case XX Limited Edition Barnboard Jigged Bermuda Green Bone Peanut Folding Knife CA61873

The Case XX Limited Edition Barnboard Jigged Bermuda Green Bone Series combines traditional American knife-making with standout handle materials and collectible craftsmanship that captures attention from the first glance. Every knife in the series features mirror polished Tru-Sharp surgical steel blades with classic nail nicks and a special “LimitedXXEdition Series XXXLX” blade etch that gives each piece a distinctive limited edition identity. The Barnboard Jigged Bermuda Green bone handles bring rugged texture and rich color variation inspired by weathered wood and hard-used tools, while the inlaid brass Case USA shield adds the timeless finishing touch collectors expect from a premium Case release.

This Peanut pattern proves that great things still come in small packages. One of the most iconic traditional pocketknife patterns ever produced, the Peanut delivers dependable utility in an ultra-compact frame built for everyday carry. Equipped with mirror polished clip point and pen blades, this knife handles precision cutting, light utility work, and daily tasks with ease. The clip point blade offers excellent versatility and control, while the pen blade is perfect for finer detail work when a smaller edge is needed.

At just 2.88 inches closed and weighing only 1.1 ounces, this Peanut disappears into the pocket until it’s time to get to work. Despite its compact size, it still carries the solid feel, smooth action, and careful fit and finish that have made Case knives trusted companions for generations. The polished bolsters, precisely fitted bone handles, and mirror finished blades showcase the craftsmanship that continues to define American-made traditional folders. Proudly made in the USA, this limited edition Peanut blends collectible appeal with practical everyday function in a package built to last.

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