Stockman Knives
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That celluloid looks to be in great shape. Nice knife.
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I have an old Buck Colt stockman as well as a few Case versions.
Medium S35VN, medium stag, and large jibbed bone CV.
Medium S35VN, medium stag, and large jibbed bone CV.
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Erict64, those are some fine lookin' Case stockmen! Looks like the Buck has done all the work.
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Wannadotoo wrote: ↑Wed Jan 11, 2023 7:11 am New one from Ebay....rare from what I can read
Nice blades and slim celluloid scales....keeper!
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Yeah back in the early 90s it was my daily. Burnt the sheepsfoot up jumping the starter solenoid on my old junker. The case knives are fairly recent purchases. Those stains are from ~400 amps.treefarmer wrote: ↑Sun Jan 15, 2023 5:01 am Erict64, those are some fine lookin' Case stockmen! Looks like the Buck has done all the work.![]()
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Hey Eric, you might want to send a suggestion to buck to produce a special solenoid jumping knife blade! Ha! Seems like there is a knife for every purpose. Nice group of stockmans Eric!
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We’ll I went the other route and bought more reliable rides.Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Sun Jan 15, 2023 10:23 pm Hey Eric, you might want to send a suggestion to buck to produce a special solenoid jumping knife blade! Ha! Seems like there is a knife for every purpose. Nice group of stockmans Eric!
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Some old "Stockmen" The Schrade is a project I hope to finish someday 
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JimboErict64 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 17, 2023 2:20 amWe’ll I went the other route and bought more reliable rides.Oledadsknives wrote: ↑Sun Jan 15, 2023 10:23 pm Hey Eric, you might want to send a suggestion to buck to produce a special solenoid jumping knife blade! Ha! Seems like there is a knife for every purpose. Nice group of stockmans Eric!
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Old timer.
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One very sweet Old Timer! 
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Case taste, Rough Ryder budget
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Case taste, Rough Ryder budget
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One might say I'm fond of the 32 pattern 
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I don't know John, you may need to collect a few more before claiming to like that pattern.
Good looking group of knives....
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Hey David, yeah, I've had all manner of stockmans over the years, and still have a few 47's but the 32 is the one I carry the most for day to day use - really like the pen blade setup on the 32 ...
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Can't have enough Stockmen!
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You have some nice ones there Top Dog. The first one is a whittler and I love whittlers too just like I love stockmans. That first one has some very nice old bone covers on it. The way those age is just remarkable.
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Those are some dandies Topdog, especially the Remington whittler!
I posted this in another thread but it belongs here also. Large (4”) Utica Kutmaster, fairly hard one to find with Winterbottom genuine bone handle covers.
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I posted this in another thread but it belongs here also. Large (4”) Utica Kutmaster, fairly hard one to find with Winterbottom genuine bone handle covers.
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I really like that one Ken. What beautiful old Winterbottom bone.
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Beautiful bone color Ken, that is almost glowing. And love the entrenched look of that patina. Killer knife.Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Sat Feb 11, 2023 4:34 pm Those are some dandies Topdog, especially the Remington whittler!
I posted this in another thread but it belongs here also. Large (4”) Utica Kutmaster, fairly hard one to find with Winterbottom genuine bone handle covers.
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I only have a few Stockmen.
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With a stockman that nice (
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Great looking knife. Beautiful wood and I like the bolsters and those grinds rock. Beauty.
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New to my stockman collection, a Case xx 63032
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