The City Stock!!!

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He does it himself right? in that special room not open for tours or prying eyes 🤓
 
Looks good, but I have to ask, wouldn’t the sheep’s foot blade be infinitely more useful in the city than the spey blade?
Of all the blades of a stockman to omit, my preference would be to see the spey gone and add a second sheep’s foot or coping blade.

I can understand the lines flow better without the sheep’s foot standing proud, but to call it a city stock whilst retaining the only blade designed for country chores like castrating critters makes me scratch my head a bit.
 
BJE said:
Looks good, but I have to ask, wouldn’t the sheep’s foot blade be infinitely more useful in the city than the spey blade?
Of all the blades of a stockman to omit, my preference would be to see the spey gone and add a second sheep’s foot or coping blade.

I can understand the lines flow better without the sheep’s foot standing proud, but to call it a city stock whilst retaining the only blade designed for country chores like castrating critters makes me scratch my head a bit.
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To combine the city vs. rural uses, I made it the best crossover I could, maintaining the traditional feel!! Opinions may vary!! You are certainly entitled to yours!!
I repeat:

"City Stock

Designed to serve a City lifestyle, or be appropriate for Ranch duties, (and maybe Buffalo hunting!), this may be the only knife you will ever need in your pocket. Made slim to be a less obtrusive carry, this knife required the advanced cutlery engineering to use only one spring for two blades.

Utilizing the best available materials, the carbon steel blades will gain a protective patina with age and use. Wipe the blades frequently with a soft cloth, and occasionally with an oily cloth, and oil the joints as needed. Waynorth Cutlery planned this knife to last a long time! Keep it Sharp!!

And use it in Good Health and Good Cheer!!

Charlie “Waynorth”!!"
 
BJE said:
Looks good, but I have to ask, wouldn’t the sheep’s foot blade be infinitely more useful in the city than the spey blade?
Of all the blades of a stockman to omit, my preference would be to see the spey gone and add a second sheep’s foot or coping blade.

I can understand the lines flow better without the sheep’s foot standing proud, but to call it a city stock whilst retaining the only blade designed for country chores like castrating critters makes me scratch my head a bit.
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You may need to castrate your dog or cat in the city. Everything is more expensive now, including veterinarians. 🫠
 
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