Stockman Sunday picture show

[SteveC]

 

[waynorth]

I love the 66 pattern, like yours SteveC !!
I have a simpler version here in Ironwood!!I didn't realize I've had that knife for going on, 8 years!!!

 

[mckgreg]

To us well seasoned travelers of time, 8 years is just a bit longer than a blink.
Ain't that so Charlie.
Here's a little diffferent way to view a stockman.
Greg
I

 

[waynorth]

To us well seasoned travelers of time, 8 years is just a bit longer than a blink.
Ain't that so Charlie.
Here's a little diffferent way to view a stockman.
Greg
I

Nice BB Winchester, Greg!!
8 years is but a rock, of the rocking chair!!!

 

[Old Hunter]

 

[Modoc ED]

 

[Angry Waiter]

This one was a gift from a fine gentleman. Fodderwing

It’s stamped Olsen Knife Co. that’s all I know about it. The bone jigging is very appealing and the clip and Spey are sharp. The punch is rather dull though.

 

[The Fort]

That’s different! Very cool Bruce! Are them scales bone, or …..? Lance

 

[SteveC]

This one was a gift from a fine gentleman. Fodderwing

It’s stamped Olsen Knife Co. that’s all I know about it. The bone jigging is very appealing and the clip and Spey are sharp. The punch is rather dull though.

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From Goins

 

[Buck_Fan]

My favorite Stockman.

Case Stockman by Bill Friggle Photography, on Flickr

This is a special one. It was a gift from a member of this forum. He said it was a basket case. So he took it apart and fixed the issues and put custom ebony scales on it. This is my second favorite. But it is so close to my first, I normally call it my favorite.

Case Stockman by Bill Friggle Photography, on Flickr

Sorry for the crappy pictures. I will take better ones.

 

[Old Hunter]

That’s different! Very cool Bruce! Are them scales bone, or …..? Lance

Lance, that is a Bicentennial knife by Imperial, USA made, shell handles, but the blades from their forged series. There is also a three knife set, all the military branches from the Revolution are represented (Army-Navy-Marines). That set has the forged blades but are tang stamped differently. OH

 

[Will Power]

A gift this week from I Invoice from the USA to Europe, many thanks

 

[The Fort]

Thanks Bruce, for the information, and for sharing that unique piece with us.

Lance, that is a Bicentennial knife by Imperial, USA made, shell handles, but the blades from their forged series. There is also a three knife set, all the military branches from the Revolution are represented (Army-Navy-Marines). That set has the forged blades but are tang stamped differently. OH

 

[Travman]

 

[Angry Waiter]

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Very nice, thank you Steve!

 

[Old Hunter]

This is a special one. It was a gift from a member of this forum. He said it was a basket case. So he took it apart and fixed the issues and put custom ebony scales on it. This is my second favorite. But it is so close to my first, I normally call it my favorite.

Case Stockman by Bill Friggle Photography, on Flickr

As a big fan of Case Stockman pocketknives built on the 18 frame I’ve got to say that the ebony handles are terrific looking on the knife. The bolster treatment is equally tasteful and appealing. An elegant gentleman’s pocketknife. OH

 

[jmh33]

A gift this week from I Invoice from the USA to Europe, many thanks

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Green is Good Will.
John

 

[Medieval Peasant]

 

[mbkr]

 

[Old Hunter]

This Battle Axe Stockman hasn't had any pocket time in the last several weeks. Taking care of that situation today. OH