Stag Saturday - Let's See Some Traditional Stag!

[Oldy]

The NKCA list in LGIV calls it a "gunstock" cattle knife. The other blades are a sheepfoot and a spey. The original cost back in 1980 was $21.75.

I like the rounded less pronounced curve on these over the usual gunstock patterns,it has a sleeker look about it.

 

[5K Qs]

What a stag extravaganza today!
Lots of folks have been posting maximal stag, but I'm going minimal stag today - only 1 knife, and you have to search to find the stag on it!

- GT

 

[SteveC]

 

[Bjohn044]

 

[Invoice]

 

[Will Power]

Beautiful Stockman, but I thought it was in Ram's Horn ?

 

[Will Power]

JW225 and paulhilborn appreciate your kind words gentlemen

Jim, I like the Scagel like pulls on the Northwoods, works well Some may recall that the 83 I showed went MIA for over 2 years...being found earlier this year underneath a heavy leather armchair (that seldom gets moved for cleaning...) Was overjoyed to find it again, highly dusty and a bit tarnished but soon back in action. The shield inlet is a masterclass set in a deep canyon of antler, or should that be a glen? Whatever, when a prized knife returns from missing it's better than getting a new one for sure.

Thanks, Will

 

[Invoice]

Beautiful Stockman, but I thought it was in Ram's Horn ?

You know Will, you are right now that you mention it. It does come from some horned animal.
That's what you get when you are still sleeping.

 

[Will Power]

I Invoice Still a fantastic knife mind, and one I missed the chance on getting many years back. Regret that! I do have a very nice RAT fixed blade in Ram's Horn though