Case Peanut 00781 Pocket Worn Ol Red Bone Corncob

The Case Peanut 00781 is a classic mid-size folding knife built for everyday carry and general utility tasks. This pocket knife features a timeless design with authentic Old Red Bone handle material and corncob jigging—a traditional aesthetic that improves grip while keeping things looking vintage and rugged. Whether you're a knife collector, hunter, or someone who just appreciates quality cutlery, the Peanut delivers no-nonsense functionality in a compact, packable format.

The blade configuration gives you versatility in a single knife. The clip point blade is the workhorse, while the pen blade handles detail work and lighter tasks. Both blades are crafted from stainless steel and honed to a mirror polish, so they hold an edge and resist corrosion in the field or on the water. The plain edge (no serration) keeps sharpening straightforward and lets you feel exactly what the blade is doing.

Sized between a mini and full-size folder, the Peanut fits easily into a pocket or pack without bulk. The Old Red Bone handle delivers authentic character—it's the kind of knife that gets better-looking as it gets older. Case's Tru-Sharp steel and proven hinge design mean this isn't just a pretty collectible; it's a knife that works.

Key Features

• Two-blade configuration: clip point and pen blade for varied cutting tasks
• Mirror-polished stainless steel blades for edge retention and corrosion resistance
• Authentic Old Red Bone handle with corncob jigging for traditional look and tactile grip
• Mid-size Peanut profile—compact enough for daily carry, substantial enough for real work
• Plain edge (no serration) for precise cuts and easy maintenance

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Case Peanut 00781 good for everyday carry and pocket knife use?

Yes. The Peanut's mid-size design and dual-blade setup make it ideal for routine cutting, utility tasks, and general outdoor work. It's compact enough to carry daily without noticeable weight or bulk.

What's the handle made of and how does Old Red Bone differ from modern synthetics?

The handle is Old Red Bone with corncob jigging—a natural, textured finish that improves grip and adds classic character. It develops patina and appearance variations over time, giving the knife a personalized, well-used look.

What's the difference between the clip point and pen blade on this knife?

The clip point is the primary blade, designed for general cutting and utility work. The pen blade is a smaller, pointed blade suited to detail work, light tasks, and precision cuts. Having both gives you flexibility without carrying multiple knives.

Will the stainless steel blades hold an edge?

Case's Tru-Sharp stainless steel is engineered for edge retention and corrosion resistance. The mirror polish finish provides a clean edge and resists rust—important for hunters, anglers, and anyone working in variable conditions.