Old Stockman Knives

[DM11]

Camillus 67, Ulster 98G and a Kutmaster.

[FRJ]

Thank you, David.
It sure is different. It is a well built knife.
Your showing some good looking knives in your last post.

[Hillbilly70]

W. R. Case and Sons 5392

Very nice!!

[DM11]

Thank you, David.
It sure is different. It is a well built knife.
Your showing some good looking knives in your last post.

Thank you Joe.

[DM11]

Four line Camillus.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Here's a nice fairly old medium stockman.

[KAW]

Here's a couple from Schrade's Ulster line that I picked up last week while on vacation in Virginia:
№355S: a 3¼"Stockman with "black stagged" handles (without a shield) from the mid−1950's.
№98: a 4" Stockman with "Genuine Staglon®" handles from the late 1960's until the line was discontinued in 1972.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Here's a couple from Schrade's Ulster line that I picked up last week while on vacation in Virginia:
№355S: a 3¼"Stockman with "black stagged" handles (without a shield) from the mid−1950's.
№98: a 4" Stockman with "Genuine Staglon®" handles from the late 1960's until the line was discontinued in 1972.

Did you find them at an antique shop or something?

[KAW]

Yes, they were found in antique shops we stopped at. I was surprised to discover so many Ulsters including the older pre-Schade ones down there. I nearly went through all my cash I had on me within the first coup[youtube][/youtube]le of days into the trip.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

I really like this 4" stockman. It has a lot of good stuff going on.

[DM11]

Paul, that is a very nice one!

[treefarmer]

I agree with you, David, a very nice one!
Treefarmer

[FRJ]

Man, that is one crisp and clean knife. A real beauty. Nice one, Paul.

[JohnR]

Paul, that is a beauty of a Schrade made Craftsman.

[Steve Warden]

Paul...just...WOW!

[KAW]

Very minty Paul... really like the color of that bone...

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Thanks everybody for the comments.



Here's another minty one, a 4" sw 861. Very sleek for its length.

I like the occasional camillus as well, especially in rogers bone. This one has been used but the blades and punch are full, surprisingly it still has a nice fine tip on the main blade.

[FRJ]

The Schrade is beautiful and so is the Camillus. I've always liked that punch.

[treefarmer]

FRJ sez "beautiful" and I agree but that jimping on the 861 bumps it up to the "elegant" level in my eyes!
Treefarmer

[FRJ]

[DM11]

Thanks everybody for the comments.



Here's another minty one, a 4" sw 861. Very sleek for its length.

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I like the occasional camillus as well, especially in rogers bone. This one has been used but the blades and punch are full, surprisingly it still has a nice fine tip on the main blade.

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Couple nice ones Paul!

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Thanks everyone. Here are a couple more. I like stockmans.


Schrade walden 881, pre usa stamp. I think this one has some of my best looking peachseed.

Schrade walden 899, pre usa stamp. Nice original patina.

[smiling-knife]

I really enjoyed viewing this thread again. Lots of beautiful knives posted.

This Premium Stock knife was Made by J S Holler & Co of Solingen for Adolph Blaich which was a San Francisco sporting goods retailer in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

[Steve Warden]

I really enjoyed viewing this thread again. Lots of beautiful knives posted.

This Premium Stock knife was Made by J S Holler & Co of Solingen for Adolph Blaich which was a San Francisco sporting goods retailer in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Niiiiiiiiiiiiice!!!

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Schrade cut 8924, 3 1/2". Very nice looking celluloid handles.