2004 CASE XX TINY TRAPPER EX2154 SS RARE EXOTIC GENUINE GIRAFFE BONE W/BOX NOS For Sale

UP FOR sale ...2004 CASE XX TINY TRAPPER EX2154 SS RARE EXOTIC GENUINE GIRAFFE BONE W/BOX NOS.
\"New Old Stock\" This knife has never been used, carried or sharpened (Please refer to photos). The blades still have the original factory edge, excellent blade snap and the original black velvet box/ paperwork is included. (Please note- the original cardboard sleeve is missing and is not included).
The 2004 Case XX Giraffe Bone Tiny Trapper (Item Number: 3784N, Pattern Number: EX2154 SS) is a highly collectible, limited-run pocket knife prized for its exotic handle material and compact frame.Specifications & Features

• Pattern / Model: Tiny Trapper (EX2154 SS)
• Release Year: First advertised in 2004 (Catalog #27, Page 28)
• Handle Material: Genuine Exotic Giraffe Bone, featuring nickel silver bolsters and an inlaid Case logo shield.
• Blades: Two Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel blades—one Clip Point and one Spey Point.
• Dimensions: Measures 2-3/8 inches (approx. 6 cm) when closed, making it smaller than a standard Case Peanut.

The \"EX\" prefix in Case\'s pattern code explicitly denotes its Exotic handle material classification. Because exotic lines like giraffe bone are produced in highly restricted numbers, these knives are quite scarce compared to standard bovine jigged bone models. Collectors highly value them for the unique, smooth natural variations and depth in the grain of the giraffe bone handles.The history W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company -famous for its Case XX stamping - is a classic American story that spans well over a century. It grew from four brothers selling knives from a wagon into one of the most recognized and collected knife brands in the world.

• Handcrafted Process: Every single Case pocket knife travels through dozens of pairs of hands. A single knife takes up to 125 production steps to complete.
• The Pattern Number System: Case uses a standardized 4-to-5-digit code stamped on the blade tang. This code instantly tells a collector the handle material, the number of blades, and the exact frame pattern.
• The Materials: Case is famous for utilizing diverse handle scales, ranging from standard jigged bovine bone and stag horn to exotic materials likemother-of-pearl, abalone, and rare hardwoods.

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