Product Description

The Case 55235 Pocket Worn Mahogany Bone Canoe is a two-blade traditional slip joint in the classic canoe silhouette, fitted with corn cob jigged mahogany bone scales that carry the distinctive Pocket Worn patina — a factory-applied finish that simulates decades of honest pocket carry from the day it ships. The 2026 production run carries a commemorative 30th Anniversary blade etch marking 30 years of the Pocket Worn line (1996–2026), making this edition a collectible milestone within one of Case's most beloved handle families.

Fluted bolsters give the 55235 a refined traditional aesthetic that distinguishes it from standard bolstered canoes, and the spear and pen blade combination covers both general utility cutting and fine precision tasks. Both blades are Tru-Sharp Surgical Steel — Case's 420HC heat treated to their Bradford, Pennsylvania standard — easy to sharpen on any ceramic rod or whetstone, and rust-resistant under normal carry.

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• Pattern: Canoe — traditional two-blade slip joint, 3.625-inch closed
• Blades: Spear and pen — Tru-Sharp Surgical Steel (420HC), mirror polish
• Handle: Pocket Worn Mahogany Bone, corn cob jig — warm red-brown tones with factory-worn patina
• Bolsters: Fluted nickel silver — traditional Case detail
• Shield: Gold oval Case shield with CASE inlay
• Lock: Slip joint — traditional spring tension, no locking mechanism
• Edition: Pocket Worn 30th Anniversary — 1996–2026 commemorative blade etch
• Origin: Made in Bradford, Pennsylvania by W.R. Case & Sons since 1889