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Case XX 6265 Trapper, Bone Handle, c.1940s, USA
This two-blade Trapper was made by W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Co., identified by the oval "Case" shield on the bolster and a "CASE XX" tang stamp consistent with Case's pre-1970 dating system, placing manufacture circa 1940–1964. Pattern 6265, the Trapper, a slender clip main blade paired with a spey blade, has been a Case staple since the 1920s, prized by collectors and users alike for its versatility.
The knife has jigged bone handle scales with nickel bolsters and brass pinned construction. A handsome, well-preserved mid-century Case Trapper. See Condition Notes below for detail.
Specifications
| Maker / Brand | Case |
| Estimated Era | 1940s |
| Pattern | Trapper |
| Number of Blades | 2 |
| Lock Type | Slip Joint |
| Blade Material | Carbon Steel |
| Handle Material | Bone |
| Blade Style | Clip point |
| Markings / Stamp | CASE XX tang stamp; oval Case shield; pattern 6265 |
Condition Grade
Excellent
Condition Notes
Bone handles show only minimal pocket wear and remain in beautiful condition. Both blades have been sharpened and show a tight snap.