Check your Stocks, Man!

sunnyd,

I think they were made in low numbers (1000??) in the late '90s...so not vintage, but pretty cool little knives. A tortoise shell celluloid as well (for A. G. Russell??), but no stockman pattern, I don't believe.

Bill
 
How about a Long Tail C stockman knife broken out of the Case XX Silver Script Limited Edition glass display case.. he, he..:( :eek: :p :D
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It's nice to see all these great knives showing up here! I'm enjoying the show!! Thanks to you all!!
 
I hope nobody minds if I post this one again. Larry


Sargent Stag "Queen" four inch Stockman.

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Nicely done stag knife, Larry! I have a smoked pearl whittler from Sargent (Queen). I wonder if he still has knives produced?
 
waynorth said:
Nicely done stag knife, Larry! I have a smoked pearl whittler from Sargent (Queen). I wonder if he still has knives produced?
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Charlie, I stopped by his shop last month and it seems he's doing allot of club knives. I am not sure if they had his tang stamp but he was eching the blades. Larry
 
Thanks, Larry. I talked to him on the phone a while back, but never met him personally.
 
Robeson Shuredge Red Bone Medium Stockman. Manufactured in 1999 so it could have a ATS34 main blade. Larry


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I posted these in another thread, but here they are again...

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LarryM said:
Guyon, you have good taste when it comes to Stockmans. I particularly like your Schatt and Morgan Stockman . Larry
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Thanks fellas. Larry, the S&M stockman has some really nice ATS-34 in it. Picked it up from Ron Ryder at cuttersandcollectors.com. He may have another one or two like it. I think it's a 1999 run in green bone.

Not all these are "beauties" IMO. Most are just honest, working knives with a few slightly fancier knives thrown in for good measure.

As you can see, half are Schrades. My stockman madness didn't begin until I found out about the Schrade plant closing down.
 
What collections!! Here are a few:
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Top to bottom; Imperial/Schrade Marines Bicentennial circ. 1975, Schrade Kentucky Rifle KKC 1st knife, unusual Boker buffalo horn with tweezers and toothpick.
Eric
 
The Schrades are nice, but the Boker is extra Cool, Eric!! Didn't know they made such a thing??
 
What the heck, here are a few more:
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From top if I can remember: Unopened Camillus with steel, two Schrade Waldens, an undied delrin Schrade Walden premium stockman and a Schrade blue jigged bone, and a Canal Street giraffe bone.
Eric
 
I've only seen one other Boker like it put up by Silverladdie last year. I think they were made sometime in the early eighties, although I could be off by a decade. I haven't been able to find a thing about them.
Eric
 
I was very interested to see the Boker stockman photo. While I have not seen that particular model before I have 2 standard Boker double pelican stockman knives. One is very well used and I used it every day from 1973 till 2000. The other is used but not near as much. It was purchased in 1974. Both were bought in Australia. I have never seen any reference to the Henry Boker with the double pelican trademark. Does anyone know the history of the brand? When I can I will post a photo. I need to find a website for them.
 
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