Brand: Case
Model: 11443
Blade Shape: Clip/Pen
Open Style: Nail Nick
Carry Style: Pocket
Lock Mechanism: Slip Joint
Blade Material: Tru-Sharp Stainless
Blade Finish: Mirror Polish
Handle Material: Bone
Handle Finish: Gator Jigged Bright Green
Blade Length: 2.5"/2.1"
Closed Length: 3.38"
Weight: 3.2 oz

Features

The Case Barlow is a traditional two‑blade folding knife that blends classic early 20th‑century design with modern materials and precision craftsmanship. The clip and pen blades measure 2.5 inches and 2.1 inches and are constructed from mirror‑polished Tru‑Sharp stainless steel, delivering reliable edge retention, corrosion resistance, and smooth cutting performance. The oversized front bolster, a defining feature of the Barlow pattern, reinforces structural strength while maintaining a compact 3.38‑inch closed length suitable for everyday carry.

The handle is crafted from bright green jigged bone with a textured gator‑style pattern that enhances grip and visual depth. An XX diamond shield adds a distinctive traditional accent, while overall weight remains approximately 3.2 ounces for balanced handling. Manufactured in Bradford, Pennsylvania, this knife reflects Case’s long‑standing heritage of quality and durability, offering a dependable folding tool that combines functional performance with bold aesthetics suitable for both daily use and collection.

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