Case 33500 Autumn Harvest Bone 6137 SS Sod Buster Jr Knife

Case #33500 Autumn Harvest Bone Sod Buster Jr 6137 SS. Obstacles come in many forms for the modern man, be prepared for anything with this trusted Case knife by your side. The Case Sod Buster Jr will get the job done in the field or around the house. Featuring a Tru-Sharp surgical steel Skinner Blade honed to a razor's edge and Genuine Bone Handles embellished with the Case XX Shotgun Shell Shield. Hand-crafted by skilled artisans in Bradford, Pennsylvania, The Sod Buster Jr measures 3 -5/8" closed and weighs 2.2 oz. Pattern: 6137 SS Handle Material: Rogers Corncob Jigged Autumn Harvest from the finest Imported Zebu Cattle Bone Blade(s): Skinner Blade Material: Tru-Sharp surgical steel Length Closed: 3 5/8" Weight: 2.2 oz About W. R. Case & Sons Co. Over the past 125 years, we've learned a thing or two about preserving traditions. But we've never stopped exploring along the way. From the very first knife produced in 1889, to the battlefields of World War II, to the historic landing on the moon, our knives have always been ready for the challenge. Built into each Case knife is a respect for the craft of knife-making and the knowledge from generations of skilled artisans. That's what's made us more than just a household name. It's how we've become the essential carry for any hunting, fishing, or camping adventure and the go-to tool for any handyman. It's why generations of knife owners have kept the tradition going of passing down a trusted blade to the next generation of explorers. We invite you to explore the world of Case knives, to forge your own spirit of discovery, just as we've forged ours.

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