Stainless scaled stockman

[ea42]

Interesting choice of blades Bill, more like a cattle knife configuration. Never seen one like it. The spey has a little bit of an Ulster vibe to it.

Eric

 

[Arathol]

That humpback spey was used used on many Utica Kutmaster knives in the 50s and 60s.

 

[kvaughn]

Those pins look a little suspect to me. Maybe like they've been re-spun. How is the blade to spring interface?--KV

 

[screened porch]

I have something similar. No marks.

Plated blades and springs, I think.

 

[Hickory n steel]

Maybe the main blade on these came with some sort of faint etch ?

 

[Will Power]

Was it anything similar to the camillus " what a knife " jack ?
They only came in Jack's, single clip blade, clip and pen, and clip and cap lifter. They always said " what a knife " on the handles and I'm pretty sure had tang stamps. I'm betting this was a made in Japan take on the concept.

I tend to agree, the absence of markings could suggest 70s Japan. I've also seen knives from former Eastern bloc countries that looked similar but I think they would have stainless blades.

Regards, Will

 

[Getting older]

Give this man a prize. The Camillus 834 Large Canoe came with a brushed stainless handle. You can find it on page 11 of this catalog. I've never seen a Dura-Tool, What-A-Knife or MIL-K knife in a stockman configuration.

Love that!. Blade configuration is same as Buck stockman

 

[edbeau]

If you thing it might be a Camillus then check here http://www.collectors-of-camillus.us/

 

[waynorth]

How does one do a "screen shot?"
Never mind.View attachment 791325

So, a Cattle knife IMO. I have seen one before, but don't remember the stamping, if any.

 

[Bill DeShivs]

Thanks, everyone! I guess this one will remain a mystery.