The Case 55235 Pocket Worn Mahogany Bone Canoe delivers time-tested reliability in a compact, traditional pattern that fits comfortably in any pocket. This single-blade folder combines Case's century-old craftsmanship with the distinctive beauty of mahogany bone handles, creating a knife that performs as well as it looks.
What Makes This Different
The Pocket Worn finish gives this canoe knife an authentic, broken-in appearance that would normally take years of daily carry to achieve. Unlike mass-produced imports, each Case knife undergoes individual hand-finishing and quality control in Bradford, Pennsylvania. The mahogany bone scales offer superior grip compared to smooth synthetic handles, while the traditional canoe profile provides excellent cutting geometry for detailed work.
Key Features
- Single 3.25-inch clip point blade made from Case Tru-Sharp surgical steel
- Genuine mahogany bone handle scales with distinctive grain patterns
- Pocket Worn finish creates an authentic vintage appearance
- Traditional canoe pattern with rounded ends for comfortable pocket carry
- Nickel silver bolsters and pins provide structural integrity
- Half-stop mechanism prevents accidental blade closure during use
- Made in USA with Case lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects
This canoe excels in everyday cutting tasks from opening packages to food preparation. The clip point blade geometry handles both precision work and general utility cutting with equal effectiveness. The mahogany bone scales develop character over time while maintaining their grip properties in wet conditions. Professional tradesmen and collectors alike appreciate the balance between traditional aesthetics and functional performance.
Technical Specs
- Overall length: 7.5 inches open, 4.25 inches closed
- Blade length: 3.25 inches
- Blade steel: Case Tru-Sharp stainless steel, 58-60 HRC
- Handle material: Genuine mahogany bone
- Weight: 2.8 ounces
- Pattern: Traditional canoe with single blade
- Country of origin: United States
- Warranty: Case lifetime warranty
The Case 55235 represents over 130 years of American knife-making expertise in a pattern that has remained virtually unchanged since the 1800s. With genuine materials and traditional construction methods becoming increasingly rare, this canoe offers collectors and users alike a connection to authentic craftsmanship that will last for generations.