Browning”, “model 2518”.

[hstdist]

Would this model be considered a stockman? The knife in question is purportedly from 1976.
Thanks

Ken

 

[Blues]

It certainly appears to be from the image I saw online.

 

[dkonopinski]

The images I've seen on line don't have a spey blade, but have a Wharncliffe instead. I guess you could argue that it can't be a Stockman without a spey, but if that's the case, what is it? David

 

[Blues]

There are many stock knives that replace the spey with a pen or a punch (by way of example).

If this is the knife (in the link below), I'd call that a stockman.

http://www.gunbroker.com/auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=91940729

 

[hstdist]

Thanks Gents.

That is the knife model in question. Guess I'll be spending time in the traditinal folders section. . They are starting to appeal to me again. Guess I'm at the age where you start reminiscing

 

[sunnyd]

Thanks Gents... They are starting to appeal to me again.. Guess I'm at the age where you start reminiscing

Yes sir, just looked into your mind. You are home now. Welcome into the fold. :thumbup:

Blessings,

Anthony