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Case Knives Canoe Yellow Curly Oak - Elegant two blade slipjoint folder, soft grained yellow oak handles, Tru-Sharp stainless steel, fitted with a spear point and a pen blade, Made in Bradford PA USA.
A true classic from America by the manufacturer Case Knives visits us in Good old Germany. The Canoe Yellow Curly Oak is a beautifully crafted knife with soft yellow oak handle scales. What makes us especially happy is that we find a slipjoint mechanism here, which makes it possible for us in Germany to almost always carry this knife with us.
It is equipped with two blades in different shapes, the one blade shape we all already know very well, it is the Spear Point blade. The second is rather unknown, but still very useful. This is a so-called Pen blade this was originally developed for cutting and sharpening turkey feathers for use as ink pens. Both blades are made of Tru Sharp stainless steel.
At 82 grams, it is particularly lightweight, so you can carry it in your pocket without any problems, without it pulling your pants down to your knees. So what are you waiting for, get this chic American and experience beautiful adventures together.
Note: Because handmade and natural materials are used here, your knife may not look exactly as pictured.
W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company was founded in the USA at the turn of the century - at a time when a pocket knife was an essential tool and owning one had about the same value as owning a watch. But especially today in the busy and technical world, the value of a handmade pocket knife is in demand again. Once you have caught fire, you will become a collector of these very beautiful, robust pocket knives.
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