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Picked this one up at a yard sale last night. It was new to me so I went ahead and payed the 5 dollars he was asking. It was an older couple moving out of there house and the man couldnt quit remember where he bought it. You guys have any idea at all? The blade just has white tail wrote on tang and a image of one on the blade. The shield has Whitetail Cutlery USA on it but the main blade on the back of the tang has German Stainless. Never could turn away from a Stockman pattern lol!
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Thanks. Schrade called it propwood. As I understand it, it is a resin-impregnated wood (stabilization process, I assume). Not sure what the base wood is.
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That fixed blade is nice!!, Turk88. And...that river is overflowing the banks
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Today, once again it's a Pony! I really like that spearpoint above too!!
Peter
What a beautiful picture of a fine knife!!
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Had my Peanut along today 
pistonsandgears
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Totin' the 62 today.
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Love that 62
Here are mine today. Sorry for the crappy pics. The Brewer is as clean as any knife I have. Walks and talks like you wouldn't believe.
Here are mine today. Sorry for the crappy pics. The Brewer is as clean as any knife I have. Walks and talks like you wouldn't believe.
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I've got my new yellar case medium stockman with me lately, I'm loving the delrin and the blades selection especially the Turkish clip and the pinchable sheepsfoot, works out perfect for how I use my stockmen ( my favorite pattern! 
) I know everyone does it alittle differently but for those interested I like to use my sheepsfoot for nearly all my general utility tasks and keep a sharp utility edge on it, I keep my clip straight razor sharp for tasks that need an extra keen edge and for tasks that require either a point or alittle extra blade length, the spey (or pen depending on model) is my beater blade for tasks I don't want messing up my two utility blades and for whittling. Hope you guys found my ramble somewhat interesting.
) I know everyone does it alittle differently but for those interested I like to use my sheepsfoot for nearly all my general utility tasks and keep a sharp utility edge on it, I keep my clip straight razor sharp for tasks that need an extra keen edge and for tasks that require either a point or alittle extra blade length, the spey (or pen depending on model) is my beater blade for tasks I don't want messing up my two utility blades and for whittling. Hope you guys found my ramble somewhat interesting.
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Love my toothpick
Rescued from pawn shop for $5
Rescued from pawn shop for $5
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How Delightful! Looking forward to the details!
kamagong
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Had my Peanut along today
What are you doing with that little wisp o' blade Jack? I hope you have a nice, stout clasp knife nearby.
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Back to the Workhorse today. Tomorrow I will have to choose very carefully as I am going backpacking for a few days. I will be going to the same area in the Sierra mountains that I lost my little Old Timer. Wish me luck
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This is the little guy that has been lost in the woods for a while now. I hope I can bring him home.
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This is the little guy that has been lost in the woods for a while now. I hope I can bring him home.