Stockman Sunday picture show

[Old Hunter]

Cousins or brothers from another mother? OH

 

[Rsmith_77]

Slipped this Dixie Stockman in my pocket today, joining my Bunny Knife.

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Pretty sure this is in the top three of favorite stockman's that I own and carry ...

As she should be
She is gorgeous

 

[pat9198]

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[Will Power]

 

[afishhunter]

As she should be
She is gorgeous

Thanks. The blade selections are "nothing to sneeze at" (as the old saying went) either.

 

[SteveC]

Cattleman

 

[RLB0414]

50 years old and still going strong ! 6392
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Too nice looking to carry

 

[dave308ek]

I was looking at the 6392 when I was hoping to pick up a case stockman to carry more regularly. Settled on the 6332 as it's just a bit smaller. But, I love the frame and blades on the 92! Very nice knife!!

6332 really is the perfect size and with the square texas stockman bolsters they look similar. I really like the nickel silver liners and pins on this 92. Thanks so much for the compliment L lithicus .

Too nice looking to carry

Thanks RLB0414 I was lucky to get it on the traditional exchange in such great shape, enough pepper spots and scuffs that I don't feel bad about carrying.

 

[tongueriver]

delete

 

[dave308ek]

CASE 6392 ten dot (1970).

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A real beauty! And a 10 dot, icing on the cake.

 

[Will Power]

Well it's Sunday over here already

CASE 90 in Root Beer Jigged Bone. It's a small Stockman not meant for epic tasks on the farm or forest but it is a neat handy knife rather like a Penknife but giving you three blades, sunk-joints too make it easy in the pocket. This example is 1st class quality: no gaps, play, blade rub and very decent W&T. Good job CASE

 

[Old Hunter]

Will Power the jigging looks like a Pocketworn Corncob style - very eye catching. OH

 

[Prester John]

Well it's Sunday over here already

CASE 90 in Root Beer Jigged Bone. It's a small Stockman not meant for epic tasks on the farm or forest but it is a neat handy knife rather like a Penknife but giving you three blades, sunk-joints too make it easy in the pocket. This example is 1st class quality: no gaps, play, blade rub and very decent W&T. Good job CASE

A beauty, Will. Nice photo, too.

 

[Will Power]

Will Power the jigging looks like a Pocketworn Corncob style - very eye catching. OH

Thanks Bruce, the slabs are really nicely fitted too, same width and well radiused. Not sure if I have the box still to check about the bone type, shield is pewter colour.

Prester John Many thanks too Vince, it's a tidy smaller knife and worth getting hold of an example, it's not going to displace the 18 which is favourite but I enjoy carrying and using it.

Regards, Will

 

[mbkr]

Thanks Bruce, the slabs are really nicely fitted too, same width and well radiused. Not sure if I have the box still to check about the bone type, shield is pewter colour.

Prester John Many thanks too Vince, it's a tidy smaller knife and worth getting hold of an example, it's not going to displace the 18 which is favourite but I enjoy carrying and using it.

Regards, Will

The 90 pattern is one I was unaware of. What year is it?

 

[Old Hunter]

Two grand old brands tied together on this Case 44 pattern. Olin manufactured Winchester-Western Ammunition and owned Winchester Repeating Arms Co. The knife was built in the 200th year of American Liberty. OH

 

[Old Hunter]

Adding some products made by Olin Chemical Co subsidiaries that are contemporary to the Case Knife. Ammo packaging circa 1972-78, shotgun from 1974. OH

 

[Riz!]

 

[lithicus]

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That is quite an intricate shield! And I don't know what it is about it, but I love square pinched bolsters on a stockman. Very nice knife

Adding some products made by Olin Chemical Co subsidiaries that are contemporary to the Case Knife. Ammo packaging circa 1972-78, shotgun from 1974. OH

Very cool follow up post as well! I've always liked Super X. Cool to tie these together with your unique knife!

 

[dsutton24]

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