The Case XX Pocket Worn 30th Anniversary Corn Cob Jigged Mahogany Bone Trapper honors three decades of a hallmark pattern that’s become a favorite among knife enthusiasts. The Pocket Worn finish delivers a broken-in feel right out of the box, echoing the character and familiarity of a well-carried knife. Collectors and users alike value this pattern for its comfort in hand and timeless appearance, and Case celebrates its legacy with this special release.
This trapper features two dependable blades: a clip point for precise cutting and a spey blade for general utility. The main blade is etched with a 30th Anniversary Pocket Worn celebration mark, a detail that sets this knife apart as both a functional tool and a collectible keepsake. Both blades are made from Case’s mirror-polished Tru-Sharp surgical steel, a material known for edge retention, durability, and ease of sharpening.
The handles are crafted from Corn Cob Jigged Mahogany Bone, richly finished to highlight its deep, warm tones. The jigging pattern not only enhances grip but also reinforces the knife’s rugged aesthetic. Brass pins and liners add strength to the build, while fluted nickel silver bolsters frame the handle with a refined touch. An arrow-shaped nickel silver Case shield is inlaid into the handle, serving as a signature of the brand’s enduring craftsmanship. At 4.13 inches closed and weighing 4 ounces, this knife balances presence with portability, making it equally suited for pocket carry or display.
