Shop Case Licensed & Movie
This is the tribute-and-collaboration shelf of the Case brand hub. It holds exactly 17 real knives in stock, and it splits cleanly into two groups: a short run of premium bone-handle Trappers carrying licensed names (Team Duke, John Wayne, US Army, USMC, Ford), and a deeper set of Harley-Davidson TecX folders in the $29 to $37 range plus one Harley fixed blade. That is the whole category. There is no broad licensed catalog hiding behind it, so this page is written to those two tiers and nothing more.
W.R. Case & Sons has been making knives since 1889, when the Case brothers began selling cutlery from a wagon in western New York, and the company has been headquartered in Bradford, Pennsylvania since 1905. Case has been owned by Zippo Manufacturing Company, another Bradford family business, since 1993. The licensed pieces here are still Case knives underneath the tribute names, and they carry the same Case warranty as the rest of the line.
Every one of these 17 knives is stocked on our shelf in Woodlawn, VA. We pick and pack it here and ship it to all 50 states. We never dropship. Orders over $149 ship free, which no knife on this page reaches on its own, and we will be plain about that below.
Five of the 17 knives here are full-size bone-handle Trappers sold under licensed names. These are the pieces most people come to this shelf for, and they run from about $82 up to roughly $147. In descending price:
We describe each of these by its catalog name and its price, and nothing else. We do not invent debut years, film references, or partnership stories that are not printed on the product itself. If you want the mechanics of what a Trapper pattern is and how Case's traditional slip-joint knives are built, that lives on the Case knives page. Here, these five are framed as tributes and gifts, not as a pattern lesson.
All five are grouped near the top of the collector's range for a Case knife in our store, and none of them cross the $149 free-shipping line by themselves. Pairing one with a second item is an honest way to reach free shipping if that matters to your order.
The volume on this shelf is the Harley-Davidson TecX group. Eleven of the 17 knives are Harley TecX folders, and there is one Harley fixed blade, which makes 12 Harley pieces in all. These are the affordable end of the licensed category, and they are meant to be carried and used, not set on a shelf.
The one fixed blade is the Harley Davidson Fixed Blade ($56.99). The folders sit lower, mostly between about $29 and $37, and they come as linerlocks, framelocks, and a couple of other lock styles:
These are practical rider gifts and everyday folders. None of them reach the $149 free-shipping line on their own, so if free shipping is the goal, they work best added to a larger order. You can see the full set, with photos and current pricing, on the grid below and under all licensed and movie knives.
The simplest way to sort these 17 knives is by what you are shopping for. If you want a keepsake or a gift with some heft and a bone handle, look at the five licensed Trappers and expect to spend $82 to $147. If you want an affordable Harley folder to actually carry, or a stack of small gifts, the TecX run in the low-$30s is where to look, with the Harley fixed blade as the one heavier option in that group.
There is a real gap between the two tiers, and it is worth naming. The licensed Trappers are traditional bone-handle knives at collector prices. The Harley TecX folders are modern, budget-friendly users. Nothing sits in the middle on this shelf right now, so if you are cross-shopping, you are really choosing between a $90-ish keepsake and a sub-$40 everyday carry, not sliding along a smooth price curve.
This is the narrowest premium selection of the Case sub-categories, and we would rather say that plainly than pretend otherwise. Seventeen knives, two tiers, all in stock in Woodlawn, VA. When a piece sells through, the count changes, and the grid on this page reflects what is actually on the shelf right now rather than a catalog of what Case has ever made.
Everything on this page is real inventory in our own Virginia warehouse. We do not dropship these, and we do not list a licensed knife we cannot pull from a shelf and put in a box. When you order, it is picked and packed by us in Woodlawn, VA, and it ships to any of the 50 states.
Free shipping applies to orders over $149. On this shelf no knife reaches that line on its own. If you are buying one of these Trappers or a Harley folder and want free shipping, the honest way there is to add a second item so the order total clears $149. We would rather show you that math than push a single knife you did not want. For the mechanics and pattern history behind these Trappers, or for the rest of the Case line, start at the Case knives page or the Case brand hub.
Because these are Case knives, they carry the standard Case warranty. Case warrants each knife to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for the life of the owner, and it will repair the knife or replace it at Case's option, using a current-line knife if the original is no longer available. Normal wear and misuse are not covered. Misuse damage can often still be repaired for a fee. Warranty and repair requests are handled through caseknives.com, not through the store. A licensed name on the handle does not change any of that.