The Case XX #204 is a #204 Large Stockman with amber jigged bone handle and Chrome Vanadium (CV) blades, 6375 CV pattern, 4 1/4 inch closed. The knife is hand-assembled at Case’s Bradford, Pennsylvania plant — the longest-running American pocket-knife company — from American steel and traditional handle materials.
Right pocket knife for daily-carry users, traditional-knife collectors, hunters, fishermen, and outdoorsmen. Case XX patterns are the default reference for American pocket cutlery — the knives that built the category.
W.R. Case & Sons (Case XX) has been making pocket knives in Bradford, Pennsylvania since 1889 — over 135 years of American cutlery manufacturing. The XX shield is the brand’s signature mark, and Case is the longest-running American pocket-knife company. Each knife is hand-assembled at the Bradford plant from American steel and traditional handle materials (bone, jigged bone, synthetic, stag horn).
