Let’s see those Stockman configurations

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I know there aren’t all called stockman, but they fit the blade configuration :)
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All pretty nice.
I am a sucker for the 5 blade sowbelly type stockman.
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The 5375 ::tu:: ::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool::
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Here's an odd configuration.
A equal end with a O.V.B. main blade stamp and New York Knife Co., Walden stamped on the spey and the sheepfoot.

The knife is very solid.
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Crosman by Camillus

Locking Muskrat clip, serrated coping, spey
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My favorite 32175 Catt.
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If you like wood handles?
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Old Timer 8OT with smooth sunset bone handles from Jeffin....one of my favorites
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Let me stir the pot just a bit. ::stir::
Isn’t there a difference in a stockman and cattle knife? I think I see both in the opening post.
Both will do the same job, just different shaped frames. ::shrug::
Maybe I’m not seeing this from the proper angle.
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treefarmer wrote: Tue May 24, 2022 10:31 pm Let me stir the pot just a bit. ::stir::
Maybe I’m not seeing this from the proper angle.
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I think you're seeing it from the proper angle and without thinking it through, I added a cattle knife in my post.
I do believe you are correct, Treefarmer. Good call. ::tu::
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treefarmer wrote: Tue May 24, 2022 10:31 pm Let me stir the pot just a bit. ::stir::
Isn’t there a difference in a stockman and cattle knife? I think I see both in the opening post.
Both will do the same job, just different shaped frames. ::shrug::
Maybe I’m not seeing this from the proper angle.
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I'm pretty sure i read somewhere from a well knife historian that the " Cattle Knife " was the pre cursor to the " Stockman ". What happened was that the leather punch which was on a lot of cattle knives was no longer needed as much as it was in older times, so was replaced by the sheepsfoot blade there being the start of the 3 blade stockman knife.
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