Stockman Sunday picture show

[TheChunk91]

Paul, some absolutely fabulous Schrade Waldens!

Thanks Jim. That’s a great looking ulster.

 

[315]

That's a medium Northwoods stockman, made by Queen. It's one of those nice carrying knives that you forget it's even in your pocket.

I’d like to see more of these made someday.

Thanks Jim. That’s a great looking ulster.

Thanks Paul, it’s a rehandled one done by our very own @glennbad

 

[afishhunter]

An pair fit for work
1978-1982 "Schrade +" Old Timer 858 (no "OT" tang stamp)
("easy" to date! Schrade only made the 858/858OT those four years.)
2019 or 2020 (I'm not sure when the series came out. I bought it in 2020.) Rough Ryder "Classic Carbon" RR1740, with a itty bity bit a patina. (finally!)

For what it is worth, (nothing) I strongly suspect these will be the last stockman's carried in 2020, and the first stockman's carried in 2021.
I'm pretty sure these are my favorites out of all the large stockman's I have. (I could be mistaken, of course. Unlike many, I am a great distance from "infallible". )

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(don't start the "new" year with a hang over, like my dumb brothers are apt to do ... again ... you'd think after 25 and 30 years, they'd learn better .... but NOooooo ... )
Please have a wonderful 2021 and beyond.

 

[afishhunter]

That's a medium Northwoods stockman, made by Queen. It's one of those nice carrying knives that you forget it's even in your pocket.

Oh! You mean like a 4 2/8 inch Rough Ryder, 4 4/8 inch (Offshore) Schrade/Old Timer 858OT/858OTB, and 4 5/8 inch (USA) Schrade/Old Timer 858/858OT, and the small/tiny 3 7/8 inch Buck 301 size?
I don't feel or notice it (or "them" if carrying two or more) when carried loose in my RF pocket.

 

[tongueriver]

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[Tx308]

I came across the Olsen while looking for the Camillus.

I love Camillus, but not this wispy-bladed 69.

I understand everyone has their own likes, for example that wispy bladed 69 is by far my favorite blade shape. Nice pair.

 

[Will Power]

1st Generation Bulldog Stag Stockman

Absolute beauty!! Looks like it came from a species known as Superlative Stag Great knife

Thanks, Will

 

[Will Power]

2020 Roundup!

 

[tongueriver]

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[afishhunter]

No guessing on this one.
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Robeson. I'm almost pretty sure Robeson had "Sta-Sharp".

 

[longbow1968]

Case 087

 

[tongueriver]

Robeson. I'm almost pretty sure Robeson had "Sta-Sharp".

Haha. Camillus from head to toe.

 

[Peregrin]

Hehe. All good. Was feeling slightly adventurous this morning, and got creative with Christmas leftovers eggs benny. Stuffing balls, turkey, and a poached egg, with gravy

Man, that looks good! The knife too!

 

[rockman0]

I agree on Vintage bone
Thanks Duane

Very nice! Vintage well worn bone makes some of the most gorgeous handle covers, IMHO.

 

[rockman0]

Beautiful gathering of Stockmans Paul

Last one of the year.

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[TheChunk91]

Beautiful gathering of Stockmans Paul

Thanks Rob.

 

[Hjalmar69]

Here’s all the 34 OT’s I currently have. A couple of NY stamped in there and the one with the blade open is my only Schrade Walden of the bunch. Top one is my oldest, given to me by Grandad on one of my trips to Montana. Over the last 36 years that model has been my most carried, almost exclusively for 30 of that.

Hi
I just got one as a gift with NY stamped on it. What does that tell me about the knife? The one I carried since 2004 in hc420 doesn't have that stamped on it. It is my favorite knife by the way.

 

[TheChunk91]

Hi
I just got one as a gift with NY stamped on it. What does that tell me about the knife? The one I carried since 2004 in hc420 doesn't have that stamped on it. It is my favorite knife by the way.

The NY was used on the stamp starting around 1973 when they began transitioning away from the walden name. There were some special old timers made in 1985 and they all had NY on the stamp. I believe the NY stamp was already being phased out or close to it at that time. That is not a matter of fact though. A NY stamped schrade is in the rough range of 1970’s-1980’s.

 

[Hjalmar69]

Well the wooden imitation box with golden letters looks very old school. By the way, it opens very crudely as if it has sandpaper finish where it moves over the spring. A drop of oil makes it run smoothly and its only the clip blade. Thanks for the info.

 

[veitsi_poika]