Description
The case ram navy sod buster is an officially licensed RAM collector knife from W.R. Case & Sons, bringing recognizable American automotive branding to the practical and timeless Sod Buster Jr. pattern. Featuring smooth Navy Synthetic handles adorned with RAM artwork, this American-made pocket knife combines classic Case XX craftsmanship with distinctive styling for RAM enthusiasts and traditional knife collectors.
The smooth Navy Synthetic handle covers provide a durable, comfortable grip while displaying the officially licensed RAM artwork. Their rich navy coloration creates an attractive backdrop for the automotive-inspired design, giving the case ram navy sod buster a distinctive appearance while preserving the straightforward styling that makes the Sod Buster Jr. a longtime Case favorite.
A Tru-Sharp Stainless Steel Skinner blade offers a versatile cutting profile suited to everyday utility. The traditional Sod Buster Jr. design is appreciated for its uncomplicated construction, comfortable handle shape, and practical single-blade configuration. Measuring 3 5/8 inches closed, this compact folding knife offers convenient proportions for pocket carry or display.
Proudly manufactured in Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA, the case ram navy sod buster arrives brand new in its original Case XX box from W.R. Case & Sons. Never used, carried, or sharpened, this officially licensed RAM edition combines traditional American pocket knife craftsmanship with distinctive automotive collector appeal.
Product Specs
- Brand: Case XX USA
- Manufacturer: W.R. Case & Sons
- Pattern Type: Sod Buster Jr.
- Item Number: 37484
- Pattern Number: 4137 SS
- Handle Material: Smooth Navy Synthetic
- Handle Design: RAM Artwork
- Licensing: Officially Licensed by RAM
- Blade Steel: Tru-Sharp Stainless Steel
- Blade Style: Skinner
- Number of Blades: 1
- Closed Length: 3 5/8″
- Packaging: Original Case XX Box
- Condition: Brand New, Never Used, Carried, or Sharpened
- Origin: Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA






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