MAKER:   Kershaw

PATTERN: Stockman model #2060

LENGTH (closed):   4-1/8”

HANDLES:   Stainless steel with Rosewood inlay

BLADES:   Drop point master, spey and sheepfoot blades

LINERS:  Stainless steel

TANG STAMPS: TANG STAMPS: KERSHAW/OREGON USA   Rear Stamp: BY KAI JAPAN/2060

CONDITION:   Very good +

DAMAGE:   Normal wear and scratches to blades & handles. See pictures for wear to the wooden inserts.

BLADE WEAR:   Blades appear to me to be 95% full or better

SNAP:   Hard snap all three blades.

MADE IN:   JAPAN

ADDITIONAL INFO:    The Kershaw Easy Rider series is one of the earliest series Kershaw produced. The Easy Rider’s is shown in a magazine ad as far back as 1976, just two years after Pete Kershaw started Kershaw knives. For many years Kershaw only published flyers and brochures and not actual catalogs as they do today is very difficult to document a catalog history of Kershaw knives. The first mention I have seen of the #2060 Stockman was in a 1976 magazine ad. I believe the Easy Rider series was one of the very first series that Kershaw produced and probably the most successful of their early series. In 1978 Kai Cutlery purchased Kershaw Knives and creates Kai USA LTD. Pete Kershaw stayed on to run the new company.

By the 1988 catalog the Easy Rider series had mostly been phased out with only three of the smaller size ones remaining, the #2000 Rogue, the #2001 good buddy, and the #2002 Chum.

Note: I have posted information on a previous sale and the information I gave for the Easy Rider Stockman was different than the information I am posting on this listing. I have recently acquired some of the old Kershaw catalogs and based on that information I have rewritten the information and dates I use regarding the Easy Rider series to reflect the most updated information I have. 

DV – July, 2019

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Item # 35103