Stockman Pictures!

[pvicenzi]

 

[yablanowitz]

Here's an old cattle knife I bought just for the bone.

The only marking on it is "Made in USA". Since the previous owner already reground the broken tip of the main, I might as well rework the sheepsfoot and carry this thing some more.

 

[pvicenzi]

Here's an old cattle knife I bought just for the bone.

The only marking on it is "Made in USA". Since the previous owner already reground the broken tip of the main, I might as well rework the sheepsfoot and carry this thing some more.

Nice one.

 

[smiling-knife]

This knife was made by J.S. Holler & Co of Solingen. It is also stamped Adolph Blaich San Francisco. This was a sporting goods retailer. The knife dates to circa 1900.

 

[Will Power]

Very sleek lines on that old sweat.

Is that 'snakeskin stag' ? Looks sort of scaly..

 

[Invoice]

 

[lambertiana]

S-K, that is a great old stockman!

 

[supratentorial]

Yes, nice knife S-K! Is that pressed bone or stag?

 

[Campbellclanman]

How does SK do it?
That Stockman is a fantastic looking knife, I cannot believe how much that knife is in such good condition for 100 years old!

 

[mike Berkovitch]

This knife was made by J.S. Holler & Co of Solingen. It is also stamped Adolph Blaich San Francisco. This was a sporting goods retailer. The knife dates to circa 1900.

This stag is stunning! Looks like dinosaur bone. Overall fantastic knife.
Mike

 

[Casares]

'Thanks very much for your comment waynorth. I'm still not sure about the maker of this one. It's knice nonetheless.

p.s., That is a blemish on the bolster not the pin. '

S_K I think this is by John Watts... I have one the same, but in much worse condition than yours. Will try and find it and post pics.

cheers

 

[smiling-knife]

Thanks very much for the comments everyone. Looking forward to seeing your knife Casares.

 

[Casares]

s-k

here it is

not a very clear pic, but I think the bone is very similar in pattern and the blades look similar as well.

Mine has all three blade tangs stamped with John Watts, Sheffield, England

 

[Doug Add]

That's a lovely knife Casares!

I haven't yet had time to deal with the rust that accumulated as this Böker Tree Brand Stockman sat unused in a leather tool pouch for 20 years, but I am looking forward to getting it back in good condition.

 

[Casares]

Nice Boker, looking good.

Be careful not to over-clean it!

thanks for posting the pic

 

[Doug Add]

Nice Boker, looking good.

Be careful not to over-clean it!

thanks for posting the pic

I took your advice and stopped after removing the rust that was sitting up above the blade surface.

 

[otis66]

Here is one of many stockmans I have.

 

[Modoc ED]

CV Case 6347HP Stockman. The knife is 3 7/8" long with nickle/silver bolsters and liners and the shield is pinned. The knife is from the 1940 through 1964 era (CASE XX).

 

[theblindog]

-falah-

 

[smiling-knife]

Those are very knice knives. The Case redbones are real classics. Who is the maker of your stag-handled knife blindog? Great photos too.