Smooth rose (bone). A few of them have been showing up lately (I think AmericanEdgeTech stumbled across a nice one the other week). Late late 1970s-early 1980s. I should get a group shot of mine when I have a moment. They're nice and you'll probably never find two with the same dye pattern.gsmith7158 wrote:I'm thinking the SR stood for Satin Rose. Kind of a kissing cousin to appaloosa bone. Most definitely a stockman and not a trapper.Steve Warden wrote:Pretty, but educate me.americanedgetech wrote:One more...
CASE XX SR6347 1/2 SR Trapper.
I'm diggin' the smooth red bone case knives. There are still enough of them around to keep them affordable.
I thought the 47 is a stockman pattern. The three blades lead me to that assumption, also.
I thought the trapper pattern to be a two bladed jack.
And that is indeed a stockman, not a trapper.