Stockman Sunday picture show

[dsutton24]

 

[fishin1635]

 

[SteveC]

Camillus #68

 

[Scubaroo]

 

[Matt_WY]

2004 Buck 303

 

[Will Power]

Will, it’s not boastful if you back it up! Maybe you could treat us to a picture of the Mark side, when you get a chance. Case definitely has put out their share of beautiful knives over the years. Here’s the seller’s picture of a 1972, 6375 pattern, stockman that is probably the pride of my collection View attachment 2799287Lance

Great knife you show. Best I can do, but I assure you it's a wonderful example of CASE Chestnut Bone

 

[lambertiana]

It was pouring down buckets this morning. Since I was already cooped up, I decided to combine unpleasantnesses and get the taxes done as well…

You don’t see those HPs often. I don’t use my 41CV any more because it has some sort of internal short and eats batteries. Now I alternate between a 15C and a 35S.

Fantastic bone!

Working on the CASE

Chestnut bone is one of my favorite Case covers.

Parker Frost brown bone and green bone. The jigging on these was exceptional.

You got that right, exceptional.

For today:

 

[Just Tom.]

You don’t see those HPs often. I don’t use my 41CV any more because it has some sort of internal short and eats batteries. Now I alternate between a 15C and a 35S.

I found the old 12c in the thrift store several years ago. I really have no use for a financial calculator, but HP people are even crazier than knife people, and someone published a way to program trig functions for it. It takes a few extra steps to convert DMS to decimal degrees, and the program uses up all the memory registers, but at least it meets my daily needs for quick calculations.

I have the 35s but don’t use it much. At some point I may convert some of the many Casio programs I wrote to RPN and see how I like it.

I would love to find an 11c or 15c in good condition, but I’m not willing to pay what they go for on the Bay.

Here’s a quick pic to keep things stockman-related:

 

[Old Hunter]

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Very nice combination of features; smooth bone, slanted bolster, and the Block “CASE XX” shield. Good example!

 

[Old Hunter]

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Wonderful stag on the mark side handles. Please share the pile side? Gorgeous pocketknife. OH

 

[jmh33]

Very nice combination of features; smooth bone, slanted bolster, and the Block “CASE XX” shield. Good example!

Thanks Bruce!!
John

 

[lambertiana]

Wonderful stag on the mark side handles. Please share the pile side? Gorgeous pocketknife. OH

Here’s another one with more figure on the pile side:

 

[Invoice]

 

[Ironbut]

 

[Old Hunter]

 

[afishhunter]

Number 132 is sill in my pocket.

 

[DaveHS]

 

[DaveHS]

INCREDIBLE lineup

 

[black mamba]

An early one . . .

 

[jmh33]