Let's See Your Most Stylish Stockman!

[Txjohn]

Here’s a few that I like a lot!

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very nice Shadley , always been drawn to his work .

 

[drj211]

very nice Shadley , always been drawn to his work .

Thanks. Another old time maker that we don’t hear much about any more.

 

[Will Power]

I was very lucky to be able to buy this Queen - with a little help from my friends here on the forum

No criticism here: great W&T no gaps no build faults and even sharp! Queen made a very fine knife in the early c21st.

 

[KnifeandEasy]

I’ve always loved the S&M gunstock stockmans and whittlers. The slanted bolsters is the cherry on top!

 

[Hibou Canne]

I only have 1 stockman but its a good one

 

[Invoice]

Probably not my most stylish. But pretty close to up there.

 

[lithicus]

I’ve always loved the S&M gunstock stockmans and whittlers. The slanted bolsters is the cherry on top!
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Very nice!! This is a knife pretty high up on my list of "to acquire". Ever since I got my Case 6332, I've fallen in love with the reverse gunstock stockmans. Queen did a great job with those and your stag is gorgeous!! I wish the knife were a liiiiittle bit smaller. But, I have my 6332 for that! It'd be nice to have this S&M if I wanted a slightly larger knife to carry.

 

[KnifeandEasy]

Very nice!! This is a knife pretty high up on my list of "to acquire". Ever since I got my Case 6332, I've fallen in love with the reverse gunstock stockmans. Queen did a great job with those and your stag is gorgeous!! I wish the knife were a liiiiittle bit smaller. But, I have my 6332 for that! It'd be nice to have this S&M if I wanted a slightly larger knife to carry.

Thank you!
They are quite large, which I get along with fine. Fare warning, my two have pretty stout pulls on them. I don’t know if I’d call them nail breakers but maybe too heavy for my preference.

 

[lithicus]

Thank you!
They are quite large, which I get along with fine. Fare warning, my two have pretty stout pulls on them. I don’t know if I’d call them nail breakers but maybe too heavy for my preference.

I appreciate the heads up!

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

Gotta be this one

 

[TheIncredibleHoke]

Case Bose Stockman and the smaller Cattle Knife. I love the latter. Probably one of my favorite knives.

 

[ISKRA]

Gotta be this one
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Wow, never seen mammoth like that. No dark lines and all that, looks like elephant. Love it.

 

[Buckeye Sharp]

Wow, never seen mammoth like that. No dark lines and all that, looks like elephant. Love it.

Thanks! I’m fortunate to be its caretaker for awhile.

 

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[5K Qs]

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That Black Box sowbelly is DEFINITELY stylish!

I can't believe that I haven't already posted my Winchester sowbelly stockman here, or any of my several other sowbelly stockman examples (except a stag Rough Rider). All examples of that pattern seem stylish to me.
Black Box Winchester sowbelly:


Case chestnut jigged bone CV sowbelly:


Rough Rider carbon steel sowbelly:


- GT

 

[buckkiller1]

Gotta be this one
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Bro what model is that

 

[buckkiller1]

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Buddy I'll take it! Name your price

 

[lentuk]

Slender clips are stylish for sure.

 

[jux t]

A lowly Old Cutler, but it’s got file work.

 

[Campbellclanman]

Love looking at these Knives, I have a couple more arrived, but haven't the time to take photo's - very nice knives everyone!

jux t There's room for every level of Knife- I could only imagine the challenges the Cutler manufacturers face when building one of the most expensive knives down to the lowest form of quality Knives.
I think ol' Cutler are kinda cool, I have a couple- and both have been gifts to me by my good friend Paul Hilborn, one is a Ol' Cutler with it's paper work and Box never used, another is a Multi Bladed Stockman Ol' Cutler.
That's the first I have seen with File work - very cool.
I haven't put to the test the edge retention of these two ol' Cutlers as the boxed one I kinda want to keep Mint- but hey! I think if you were using a Knife on the Farm, at work, I think if you were using the Knife as a handy in the pocket user and tool, why not an Ol Cutler- if they hold an edge it makes no difference to using an Old Timer etc.

A pic of the Ol'Cutler in box.