Case Pocket Worn Peanut Folding Knife, Jigged Bone Handle

The Case Pocket Worn Peanut Folding Knife (brand part no. 55234) is a compact two-blade pattern carrying a 2.26-inch clip point blade and a 1.50-inch pen blade, both ground from Case’s Tru-Sharp stainless steel. The Peanut pattern is one of Case’s most popular small carry knives, sized to slip into any pocket without added bulk. Its mahogany corn cob jigged bone handle gives the knife a distinctive textured look, finished in a Pocket Worn style for a broken-in, traditional appearance right out of the box.

Key Specifications

• The clip point blade measures 2.26 inches, suited to everyday detail cutting.
• A companion 1.50-inch pen blade adds a second, finer edge.
• Both blades are ground from Tru-Sharp stainless steel for lasting edge retention.
• The mahogany corn cob jigged bone handle gives the knife a distinctive textured grip.
• The Pocket Worn finish gives the knife a traditional, broken-in look.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many blades does the Peanut pattern have? Two: a clip point blade and a smaller pen blade.

What does Pocket Worn mean? It refers to a finish that gives the knife a traditional, broken-in appearance.

What is the handle made from? Jigged bone in a mahogany corn cob pattern.

Buy the Case Pocket Worn Peanut Folding Knife

Small, classic, and easy to carry every day, the Peanut pattern remains one of Case’s most popular two-blade knives. See more from Case in our pocket knives lineup. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, direct shipping.