Case Peanut - Limited Edition XXXVI - Second Cut Autumn Bone - 12186 Fusion but also the nicely thin

but also the nicely thin ground blade makes this a real slicer

Each stone has a "micro-tool sharpening pad" and a sharpening groove for fish hooks or pointed tools

The handle is drilled so that you can position the pocketclip for either tip-up or tip-down

utility and chef's knives

This item is also available with a black stainless steel resin handle

Case Peanut - Limited Edition XXXVI - Second Cut Autumn Bone - 12186 Fusion but also the nicely thinThe Peanut, a small round ended serpentine jack knife was introduced sometime before 1915. After one look, collectors quickly referred to this pattern as the peanut due to its small, petite size. On the recent versions of this knife, the master blade will almost always be a clip blade, and the second blade, if one at all, will be either a pen or spey blade or possibly a pair of scissors. Both the clip and pen blades are attached to one spring