Stockman Pictures!

[xbxb]

Schrade 61OT

Queen

 

[thawk]

Thank you, Jim. Nice knives guys.

I want one of these

Thanks Jake... and Duncan.

As my friend Cal from up on Tongue River calls them, the "Slendereeno", it is a classic Schrade pocket knife pattern.:

A few more

 

[thawk]

This one has spent a lot of time in my pocket...I think it is a John Primble

That's a dandy Casares, looks like knife made for Wards with outrageous Rogers bone, but can't be sure. Sure does have big fat bolsters, and guessing it is a 4 incher. Is it marked?

That is some gorgeous wood it's laying on too!

 

[Pueo154]

My David Thomas "Sunday" or dress small stockman:

 

[Snipe 1]

My collection

 

[FLymon]

Northfield Genuine Stag

 

[jacktrades_nbk]

case medium stockman

Buck 303 cadet

Buck 301 stockman

 

[Arathol]

 

[Modoc ED]

Lots of great stockman pictures in this older thread.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/757826-Stockman-roundup..-Lets-see-em...

 

[RickJ]

Here are some of mine.

Yab,

I think you have more Stockmans than Millies! LOL!

 

[Modoc ED]

Case 3347 Stockman

 

[waynorth]

What stars of the stockman world we have going on here!!
Here's a couple that might measure up:

 

[jeffsaul]

My BEST Stockman, is this a Ken Erickson treat, not only for the eyes but the pocket as well!

I have quite a few Buck stockman, but none have been photographed.

Enjoy the weekend, Jeff

 

[waynorth]

Case made some beauties, back in the day:

 

[Spongebobby]

These are all beautifull, but does anyone use their stockmen? They all seem untouched.

 

[jacktrades_nbk]

Maybe some pictures are old, some are collectors, and just some light use doesn't show too much. And changing the knives we carry so often, it will take a long time to show some wear.
I used and carried my medium stockman from time to time, cutting apples, opening envelops, packs, and by now it has a patina on the clip blade, and some light scratch marks on the bolsters, only visible in strong light.
Generally , my use in a stockman is clip point for food and when a longer blade is needed , sheepfoot for opening packages, cutting rope, strings, blister packs, nylon packs, and so on, and usually keep the spey for possible rough use.

 

[knarfeng]

These are all beautifull, but does anyone use their stockmen? They all seem untouched.

Not sure what you are looking for when you say, "seem untouched".
I carried the same Buck 303 stockman daily for at least 10 years and used it for all sorts of things. It doesn't look much different than a new one I've only had for a short time.

 

[chevy_racin]

You gentlemen have some very nice collections.

 

[waynorth]

These are all beautifull, but does anyone use their stockmen? They all seem untouched.

Spongy, this old Greenbone Tested stockman accompanied me for years before I passed it on to someone who needed a knife. I hope it is still going strong.

 

[mtds]

A Utica Kutmaster I picked up recently; I'd sure like to know how old it is.