Landers, Frary, and Clark was an American Cutlery brand produced in New Britian, Connecticut from 1912 until 1950.  This unused stockman knife is an example of the quality cutlery they created.  Measuring approximately 3 11/16 inches closed, it is hits the sweet spot for the size knife many prefer to carry.  There is some patina on the blades, but they retain most of the original bright factory finish.  All three blades open and close with excellent snap and no blade play or wobble.  This knife is in very good unused condtion.  For the sake of full disclosure, there is a very slight separation of the handle material from the liner on the pile side.  I have tried to show that in the attached photos.  All in all, this would make an excellent addition to any vintage knife collection or an excellent old school EDC.  Either way, you'll be proud to own this slice of American cutlery history. 

If you're not happy, I'm not happy.  If for any reason you are not satisfied with this knife you may return it in the same condition for a full refund of the purchase price. 

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