Description

The case xx ripe banana bone muskrat pocket knife showcases a vibrant hand-fired finish paired with one of Case’s most traditional two-blade patterns. This MUSKRAT SS model features Hand Fired Ripe Banana Bone handles, with warm yellow tones, caramelized depth, and subtle organic shading. Each handle set gains its own complexion through firing, making every piece visually distinctive and highly collectible.

Measuring 3 7/8 inches closed, the Muskrat pattern is known for its pair of Tru-Sharp Surgical Stainless dual clip blades, a configuration prized by trappers and collectors for its symmetry, cutting precision, and practical versatility. Both blades open with crisp snap and sit cleanly between nickel silver bolsters, creating a confident, well-balanced slipjoint built for function and presentation.

Adding further appeal is the Diamond XX Shield, a less common shield style that ties the knife directly into Case’s special-run patterns. Combined with the hand-fired bone, this model stands out both as a color showpiece and as an appealing addition for collectors of uncommon shield variations.

Produced in Bradford, Pennsylvania by W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Co. hand-fired case xx ripe banana bone muskrat pocket knife is an excellent fusion of traditional Case pocketknife craftsmanship with modern finishing. Whether displayed in a color-themed collection, a Muskrat pattern lineup, or a custom-enhanced series, it offers charm, rarity, and timeless slipjoint character.

This knife comes new in a Case XX black felt jewel box, never used, carried, or sharpened, ready for long-term preservation.

Product Specs

• Brand: W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Co.

• Pattern: MUSKRAT SS

• Shield: Diamond XX Shield

• Handle Material: Hand Fired Ripe Banana Bone

• Blade Styles: Dual Clip Blades

• Blade Steel: Tru-Sharp Surgical Stainless

• Closed Length: 3 7/8 in.

• Bolsters: Nickel Silver

• Packaging: Case XX Black Felt Jewel Box

• Enhancement: Hand Fired by Wild Horse Customs

• Condition: Brand new; never used, carried, or sharpened

• Origin: Bradford, PA, USA