German Stockman Knives
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I sure like that one Wade! OH
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What a great knife!Colonel26 wrote:4 inch black bone, straight line stamped Eye Brand. One of my all time favorites. IMG_0246.JPG
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Thanks guys. It's one of my top favorites.
To tell the truth I haven't seen a single one on this thread that I wouldn't be proud to own.
To tell the truth I haven't seen a single one on this thread that I wouldn't be proud to own.
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Yet another Stockman fan here 
and I have several made in Germany ... without exception all are well made high quality knives, even the ones that were obviously made for a mass (Working Man/ Farmer) market.
Derek
and I have several made in Germany ... without exception all are well made high quality knives, even the ones that were obviously made for a mass (Working Man/ Farmer) market.
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Those are nice ones!
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No offense intended to you stockman groupies but I am not a fan of the pattern at all (even though I have some) The Puma Big Five series caught my eye back in the very late '90s and it turned out to be my first collection.
Is this 4 blade Henckels considered a stockman???
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If we were worried about being offended there would be a "safe space" section on the forumjerryd6818 wrote:No offense intended to you stockman groupies but I am not a fan of the pattern at all (even though I have some)
Joking aside your big 5 collection is very nice. The 4 blade is definitely a stockman, a pretty unique and interesting one at that.
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Very nice!Brumbydownunder wrote:Yet another Stockman fan here
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Thanks for the comments folks ...
One H Boker & CO's shown in my earlier post with 3 other bone knives that 'could' very well have come out of the same factory although branded differently
Top to bottom H Boker & CO's ... Frolbertz ... Whale Brand ... I Cut My Way
And bottom left a Henry Boker with horn scales and a pick and tweezers set.
One H Boker & CO's shown in my earlier post with 3 other bone knives that 'could' very well have come out of the same factory although branded differently
Top to bottom H Boker & CO's ... Frolbertz ... Whale Brand ... I Cut My Way
And bottom left a Henry Boker with horn scales and a pick and tweezers set.
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Very good thread and I particularly love the old Eye Brands. 
I wonder, does anyone but me assume that the ones with round shields all come out of the Olbertz plant?
Ray
I wonder, does anyone but me assume that the ones with round shields all come out of the Olbertz plant?
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Brumbydownunder you have some very nice knives. The one with pick and tweezers is very cool!
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It's a rainy day so I decided to do some digging in the knife pile and see what I could find for this thread.........
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- Eyebrand Stockman
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- Hen and Rooster Stockman
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- Hen and Rooster Stockman
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- Robt Klaas NKCA Stockman
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- Kissing Cranes Stockman
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- My late father in law's Boker Stockman
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- Three and four blade Henckels Stockmans
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- Puma Stockman from the Johnny Samples Estate
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- Buck Creek Stockman
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- Hen and Rooster Stockman
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A couple more.........
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- Boker Stockman
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- Boker Stockman
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I found two more, if you can believe a moose is a stockman (got that one from one of our own, north of here).
Hey! Where was this one hiding?
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Great knives! Love those Eyes!
Ray
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Great German knives, guys! They all blow away my humble offerings, so skip past this post if you are a connoisseur. These are my only German stockman knives, and the big Hunter's Stockman seems to have taken a powder - I had to piece the pic together from a pair of older ones...
- Boker 7588 - jigged green bone
- Pitt Bull (Bulldog?) "Bull Terrier" - jigged brown bone
- Boker 117474 FGG "Hunter's Stockman" - jigged green bone
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