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Up for sale is an investment-grade, ultra-rare 2004 Case XX Black & Orange Smooth Bone Magician’s Trapper (Pattern 6254 SS, Item #7610N). This pristine, time-capsule specimen belongs to an elite tier of modern cutlery collecting, as Case capped this strict factory-exclusive production run at exactly 100 pieces worldwide. Serialized directly onto the polished nickel silver bolster as number #090 out of 100, this 22-year-old piece stands out with an exceptionally distinct, high-character dual-handle configuration. Both scales are made of premium, genuine natural bone rather than cheap synthetics, making it a highly coveted double-bone novelty piece that is incredibly difficult to find.
The true magic of this collector’s prize lies in the remarkable organic character of its materials. One side features a vivid, smooth orange dyed bone with a beautiful, natural white grain streak showing where the dense organic material resisted the dye—proving its authentic bovine origin. The reverse side boasts a striking smooth bone with a heavily marbled, high-contrast "salt and pepper" texture, more cookies and cream than "black" bone. Both sides are beautifully inlaid with matching nickel silver Case XX script oval shields to completely sell the classic "sleight-of-hand" optical illusion. The knife is in 100% unused and uncarried condition, showcasing pristine factory satin edges, perfectly flush backsprings, immaculate brass liners, and absolutely zero blade rubs or pin cracks.
This museum-grade piece comes fully complete with its original 2004 dark green woodgrain factory box, undamaged item label, and original Case Warranty & Survey collector paperwork. Please inspect all photos to take in the condition for yourself prior to purchase. To protect its premium value, the knife will be packed with elite care and shipped securely, fully insured, and free of charge to the buyer.
Don’t miss this incredibly rare opportunity to add a serialized, low-mintage, pristine piece of Case XX history to your private collection!
