Making a Case for America is a campaign being spearheaded by an American manufacturer of pocket knives; W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company. The program aims to reconnect Americans with small towns by advocating the “mom and pop” stores that carry their American made products. Case has just released a holiday radio special and a consumer sweepstakes in support of the program.

Red Hill Cutlery, located at 1628 North Logsdon Parkway in Radcliff, Kentucky, will be hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony this Saturday, September 26, at 10:00 a.m. to celebrate the opening of its new Kentucky Museum of American Pocketknives. The ceremony will be part of a special “Celebrating American Made” event which begins at 9:00 a.m. The events are part of Case Cutlery’s Making a Case for America initiative, which promotes the local sale of products still made in the U.S.A.

The new Norfolk pattern (TB’22009), bears many features normally seen in Tony Bose’s own custom knives, but hand-crafted by Case artisans in much the same way as the original Sheffield masters.

For many Case collectors, a new season unfolds with the announcement of Case’s next Limited Edition knife series. The new Limited XX Edition XXIV knives feature Blue Lagoon Bone handles bearing a bomb-shaped shield, blades made of Tru-Sharp stainless steel, and decorative etching on the main blades.

Bradford, PA (January 15, 2009) – Knife fans span generations, and Case’s newest knife pattern offers something for people at any age.  The new Case TrapperLock (‘154L) offers one of the knife industry’s most traditional pattern shapes with a more modern liner-locking Clip blade that opens with just one hand.  The new Case TrapperLock will be offered with a stainless steel blade in Pocket Worn® Old Red Bone, Genuine India Stag, and Rogers Jigged Mediterranean Blue bone.  Smooth Yellow Synthetic and Standard Jigged Chestnut bone handle versions will be offered with a Chrome Vanadium (CV) blade.