Traditional stainless steel knive recommendations ?

Someone above mentioned a Case Sod Buster Jr. which would be a good choice as would a Sod Buster Sr..

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A Buck 500 Duke would also be a good choice.

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Up until relatively recently Queen would have been a good recommendation :(

I recently became a stainless fan myself and am still searching for the same thing as you. Good recommendations here and I'll be giving Lionsteel and A.G. Russell a shot when funds replenish.
 
I also like carrying a nice slipjoint.
One with good steel - not always easy to find.

One of my favorites, that doesn't seem to have been mentioned here, is
the outstanding Fallkniven LTC.
A laminated single blade knife using their outstanding 3G powder steel
for the core. Hair popping sharp out of the box.
Strong aluminum scales, no liners.
A nail nick on both sides of the blade.
Slim carry, and about 3-1/4" closed. Sturdy backspring. Very nicely made in Sweden.

link to the LTC at the mfg.'s website:
https://www.fallkniven.se/en/knife/ltc/
 
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It’s just crappy lighting. I’m too lazy to haul out the light booth. The bolsters are Titanium, so they look darker than Nickel Silver.
 
I highly recommend vintage (70s and older) Case knives in stainless, especially the as-ground SSP type finish.
 
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