Case XX collection Folding Hunter 6156

Case is the premiere American knife brand with 130 years of history. From Case:

Case's roots extend back to 1889, when four enterprising brothers—William Russell (W.R.), Jean, John, and Andrew Case (a.k.a. “The Case Brothers”)—began selling handcrafted knives from the back of a wagon in upstate New York. John Russell (Russ) Case, the son of W.R., formed W.R. Case & Sons, as it is known today. From designs that tamed the American wilderness, landed on the moon, and defended freedom for our country, our knives have earned their place in some of our nation's defining moments. And because they're carefully crafted with the finest materials and twice tested for durability, Case knives are not only passed down for generations, but they have found their way into the hands of famous admirers and avid collectors, including some famous prize-winning bull riders, country music greats, and even former U.S. presidents.

From this storied company comes this vintage example of a folding hunter (6156) with a redbone handle. This one has seen use. The blades show signs of sharpening and there is some oxidation. The Lanyard loop is missing. The folding mechanism has collection been well maintained
and works flawlessly. The primary blade is 5", and the knife is 5.5" folder.