$64.00
This charming and collectible Case XX pocket knife celebrates the spirit of Texas with a colorful “Yellow Rose of Texas” blade etch and a bold yellow Delrin handle. Made in 1986 (Case 4-dot tang stamp), this two-blade pocket knife is fitted with polished nickel silver bolsters, brass liners, and a Case oval shield, and is serialized #0143 on the bolster. A standout piece for any Case collector, particularly those with a Lone Star State connection.
Knife Specs:
Pattern: Case 32087 (2-blade Jack)
Blades: Clip point and pen
Tang Stamp: CASE XX USA (1980–1989, 4-dot = 1986)
Etch: “Yellow Rose of Texas” with rose art
Handle Material: Yellow Delrin
Bolsters: Nickel silver
Liners: Brass
Closed Length: Approx. 3.25 inches
Serial Number: 0143 (engraved bolster)
Condition:
Blades show light surface pitting and handling marks consistent with age. Etch and color graphics remain clear and vibrant. Handles are structurally sound but show some light discoloration from age and storage. Opens and closes with good snap.
Historical Note:
The "Yellow Rose of Texas" is one of America's most enduring folk songs, rooted in 19th-century frontier history and Civil War lore. Case’s decision to celebrate it on this serialized limited edition knife adds regional pride and a musical thread to its collectible value.
Collector's Note:
An excellent addition for Case XX collectors, Texas memorabilia enthusiasts, or those building out a 1980s serial-numbered collection. This one combines classic American knife construction with a dash of cultural heritage.
Disclaimer:
All knives in this shop are vintage or pre-owned unless stated otherwise. While many are in excellent condition, they may show normal signs of age or handling such as scuffs, blemishes, or blade wear. I try to document condition as accurately as possible in both the description and photos. By purchasing this knife, you are confirming that you are 18 years of age or older and are complying with all applicable laws and regulations regarding knife ownership in your area.
This knife ships wrapped in acid-free archival tissue to help preserve both the blade and handle during transit and storage.