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CASE 55236 CHEETAH CUB POCKET WORN MAHOGANY BONE$97.99
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The Case 55233 Pocket Worn Mahogany Bone Barlow is a classic folding knife built on one of America's most iconic blade patterns. This is a working pocket knife for hunters, outdoorsmen, and everyday carry enthusiasts who appreciate traditional design without unnecessary frills. The Barlow's compact size and dual-blade configuration make it a natural choice for camp tasks, field dressing, and general cutting work where a reliable fixed blade isn't practical or necessary.
What sets this knife apart is Case's commitment to proven materials and honest craftsmanship. The mahogany bone handle is jigged for texture and grip—it ages beautifully in your pocket and develops character with use. The stainless steel blades are mirror polished and hold an edge well enough for real work. This isn't a knife loaded with tactical features or modern gimmicks; it's a straightforward tool that works.
The Pocket Worn designation signals that Case has given this knife a worn finish, softening the edges and giving it an aged appearance right out of the box—the look and feel of a knife that's already been to the field a hundred times. For hunters who want a backup blade that won't raise eyebrows in mixed company, or for collectors of traditional patterns, the Case Barlow remains a smart choice.
| Brand | Case Knives |
| Model Number | 55233 |
| Blade Material | Tru-Sharp Stainless Steel |
| Blade Configuration | Dual blade (Clip Point 2.50\", Pen 1.87\") |
| Blade Finish | Mirror Polished |
| Handle Material | Jigged Mahogany Bone |
| Handle Finish | Worn |
| Knife Type | Folding Barlow |
The 2.50\" clip point blade is your main cutting blade—designed for everyday tasks, field dressing, and general camp work. The 1.87\" pen blade is a smaller, finer blade suited for detail work, whittling, or fine cutting. Having both gives you versatility in a compact package.
Yes. Case's Tru-Sharp stainless steel holds an edge well and is easier to maintain than carbon steel, which matters if you're working in wet or damp conditions. The tradeoff is that stainless doesn't hold a micro-edge quite as aggressively as high-carbon, but for practical field work, it's a solid choice.
Case applies a worn finish to give the mahogany bone handle an aged, broken-in appearance right out of the box. It softens the edges and reduces the shine, so the knife looks and feels like it's already been carried and used—no "newness" to wear off.
Absolutely. The compact Barlow design and modest profile make it a natural pocket knife for daily carry, whether you're at work, in the field, or on the trail. The traditional pattern and understated finish won't draw unnecessary attention in any setting.
SKU: 194199352
Availability: In Stock
Current Stock: Out of stock
The Case 55233 Pocket Worn Mahogany Bone Barlow is a classic folding knife built on one of America's most iconic blade patterns. This is a working pocket knife for hunters, outdoorsmen, and everyday carry enthusiasts who appreciate traditional design without unnecessary frills. The Barlow's compact size and dual-blade configuration make it a natural choice for camp tasks, field dressing, and general cutting work where a reliable fixed blade isn't practical or necessary.
What sets this knife apart is Case's commitment to proven materials and honest craftsmanship. The mahogany bone handle is jigged for texture and grip—it ages beautifully in your pocket and develops character with use. The stainless steel blades are mirror polished and hold an edge well enough for real work. This isn't a knife loaded with tactical features or modern gimmicks; it's a straightforward tool that works.
The Pocket Worn designation signals that Case has given this knife a worn finish, softening the edges and giving it an aged appearance right out of the box—the look and feel of a knife that's already been to the field a hundred times. For hunters who want a backup blade that won't raise eyebrows in mixed company, or for collectors of traditional patterns, the Case Barlow remains a smart choice.
| Brand | Case Knives |
| Model Number | 55233 |
| Blade Material | Tru-Sharp Stainless Steel |
| Blade Configuration | Dual blade (Clip Point 2.50\", Pen 1.87\") |
| Blade Finish | Mirror Polished |
| Handle Material | Jigged Mahogany Bone |
| Handle Finish | Worn |
| Knife Type | Folding Barlow |
The 2.50\" clip point blade is your main cutting blade—designed for everyday tasks, field dressing, and general camp work. The 1.87\" pen blade is a smaller, finer blade suited for detail work, whittling, or fine cutting. Having both gives you versatility in a compact package.
Yes. Case's Tru-Sharp stainless steel holds an edge well and is easier to maintain than carbon steel, which matters if you're working in wet or damp conditions. The tradeoff is that stainless doesn't hold a micro-edge quite as aggressively as high-carbon, but for practical field work, it's a solid choice.
Case applies a worn finish to give the mahogany bone handle an aged, broken-in appearance right out of the box. It softens the edges and reduces the shine, so the knife looks and feels like it's already been carried and used—no "newness" to wear off.
Absolutely. The compact Barlow design and modest profile make it a natural pocket knife for daily carry, whether you're at work, in the field, or on the trail. The traditional pattern and understated finish won't draw unnecessary attention in any setting.
SKU: 194199352