Brand: Case
Model: 25581
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: Sawcut Jig Caribbean Blue
Blade Length: 2.45"/2.1"
Closed Length: 3.38"
Weight: 3.2 oz

Features

The Case Barlow is a traditional two‑blade folding knife that combines early 20th‑century design with modern materials and finishing. Equipped with clip and pen blades measuring 2.45 inches and 2.1 inches, the knife is constructed from mirror‑polished Tru‑Sharp stainless steel, offering reliable edge retention, strength, and corrosion resistance for everyday tasks. The classic Barlow pattern is defined by its oversized front bolster, adding durability and structural support in a compact frame. Closed length measures 3.38 inches, making it well suited for pocket carry.

The handle is crafted from smooth Caribbean Blue bone, providing a refined appearance with natural variation and a clean, polished feel. A Case oval script shield adds a traditional accent, reinforcing the knife’s heritage design. Weighing approximately 3.2 ounces, the knife balances durability with comfortable carry. Manufactured in Bradford, Pennsylvania, the Barlow reflects Case’s longstanding commitment to craftsmanship, delivering a dependable, classic folding knife suitable for both collectors and everyday use.

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