Stockman roundup.. Lets see 'em...

Lots of great knives in this thread. I really like Anthony's Case and Thawk's Schrade.

Couple of Henckels:

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Real nice Henckels, Mike!
You have a stellar collection of those babies!!
 
Here's a nice little S&M equal end cattle knife in green Rogers bone. 3-5/8" closed.

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Please pardon the sepia tones-- I took this during my "artistic" period! :p

Seriously, though, how common are spear mains on cattle or stock knives?
 
Great pair of stockmen Mike. Wonderful stag, and I am partial to those patterns that have the pen blade instead of a spey. :thumbup:
 
black mamba said:
Here's a nice little S&M equal end cattle knife in green Rogers bone. 3-5/8" closed.

Please pardon the sepia tones-- I took this during my "artistic" period! :p

Seriously, though, how common are spear mains on cattle or stock knives?
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Spear blades on Cattle knives were the most usual, with clips more rare.
But it's VERY rare to see a spear on a stockman!!:eek:
Anybody got one???:confused:
 
Mike Robuck said:
Lots of great knives in this thread. I really like Anthony's Case and Thawk's Schrade.

Couple of Henckels:

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henckelsstock2004.jpg
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In my opinion Mike's got arguably the best collection of STAG slippys in the free world.. With the possible exception of our own Smiling-Knife as it may be argued..

Hell, perhaps that might be the subject of a new thread.. :) If that thread happens I'd be keen on it to be sure!


Anthony
 
re post 141: Mike, that larger Henckels is real eye candy. I really need to see it on my kitchen counter to be sure, however. The light is nice there... :)
 
lambertiana said:
Anthony - With the two liner setup, is there a washer or bushing between the blades, or are they directly in contact with each other?
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Hey there lambertiana,

If I understand your question, then no, there is no bushings detected. However, to be clear, the NS liners are by definition the cutlery hardware that separates the blades and operating back-springs to insure proper mechanical follow-up for opening and closing of the blades..

Furthermore, I have included the following image of this discontinued Case Stockman slippy in question to illustrate the mechanical operation you asked about in the hopes of complete clarity..

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Best Always,
Anthony
 
Hey guys,

Glad you liked the Henckels stockmans. I think I have a few others non-Henckels stockman knives somewhere. I'll try to post them up later.
 
Thanks Mike. Those Henkels are great.
Anthony, nice shot of the liners. Nothing beats a pinned shield too.
 
Anthony - thanks for the picture, that cleared things up. You had originally said that it has two liners, but it looks like the normal three - one under each handle scale, and one between the backsprings.
 
A couple new big 'uns. Case Large Stockman in Amber Bone and Carl Schlieper Eye Brand in stag.
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Thanks for the comp pic:thumbup:

Didn't realize the German Eye was as big as the CASE, fine long matchstrike pull gives it added glamour:D
 
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