The Case 00786 Stockman is a medium-sized folding knife that brings classic American knife design to your pocket or pack. Built around a three-blade configuration—clip, sheepsfoot, and spey—this traditional stockman knife handles everyday cutting tasks and light camp work with genuine versatility. The corn cob jigged old red bone scales give it that distinctive vintage character Case collectors and field users appreciate, while the Tru-Sharp stainless steel blades deliver reliable edge retention without the maintenance demands of high-carbon steel.

This is a workhorse EDC blade for hunters, anglers, campers, and anyone who values a proven design over trendy ergonomics. The three-blade setup lets you pick the right edge for the job: the clip blade for general cutting, the sheepsfoot for detailed work and detail cuts without the risk of an aggressive point, and the spey for lighter tasks. Mirror-polished stainless steel keeps corrosion at bay, a practical choice if you're working in wet conditions or don't want to fuss with blade care in the field.

Case has been making folding knives since 1889, and the stockman pattern is one of their enduring designs—it's the kind of knife that works because generations of users have already figured out what works. The medium size sits comfortably in your hand and pocket without bulk, making it an easy daily carry for work, camp, or truck. The old red bone handle has real warmth to it, aging gracefully as you use it rather than looking worn out.

The Case 00786 Stockman is a medium-sized folding knife that brings classic American knife design to your pocket or pack. Built around a three-blade configuration—clip, sheepsfoot, and spey—this traditional stockman knife handles everyday cutting tasks and light camp work with genuine versatility. The corn cob jigged old red bone scales give it that distinctive vintage character Case collectors and field users appreciate, while the Tru-Sharp stainless steel blades deliver reliable edge retention without the maintenance demands of high-carbon steel.

This is a workhorse EDC blade for hunters, anglers, campers, and anyone who values a proven design over trendy ergonomics. The three-blade setup lets you pick the right edge for the job: the clip blade for general cutting, the sheepsfoot for detailed work and detail cuts without the risk of an aggressive point, and the spey for lighter tasks. Mirror-polished stainless steel keeps corrosion at bay, a practical choice if you're working in wet conditions or don't want to fuss with blade care in the field.

Case has been making folding knives since 1889, and the stockman pattern is one of their enduring designs—it's the kind of knife that works because generations of users have already figured out what works. The medium size sits comfortably in your hand and pocket without bulk, making it an easy daily carry for work, camp, or truck. The old red bone handle has real warmth to it, aging gracefully as you use it rather than looking worn out.