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Case knives have a long history of producing top-notch traditional cutlery, going back more than 130 years. From time to time, they’ll release something with a special handle material or bring back a pattern from the vault, but at their core, Case has always stayed true to what they do best. In recent years though, the company has taken some bold steps into new territory. The Kinzua and Marilla models introduced aluminum frame locks and modern blade steels, showing that Case could go beyond slip joints and delves into the world of high-end tactical folders. That experience led to the creation of two modern traditionals—the Highbanks and the Longhouse—both of which merged a classic barlow-inspired design with pocket clips and premium materials.

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