Old Stockman Knives
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Ivoryman
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Whole page of beauties you're putting up. Nice knives, great pics catching all the details. Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice.3030remchesterCOLO wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 2:53 pm 20230406_081556.jpg20230406_081545.jpg20230406_081615.jpg
"It's what people know about themselves inside that makes them afraid." -No Name, High Plains Drifter
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3030remchesterCOLO
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I tried to post too many pictures in one post and a few got mixed up. Sorry about that, still learning. Anyway the descriptions.
First is one of my favorite carry knives. A 1930ish Imperial with what I call a linoleum handles as they remind me of old kitchen flooring.
Two, is maker unknown as when I rescued it, it was a rust bucket. Some much so as to obliterate the makers mark.
Three, an old Remington.
The next four pictures got out of order and are a hodge podge of above knives.
The next post are still mix and match.
First is a jumbo stockman. Arched Utica with unique multi color scales.
Next is a jumbo yellow sealed Kabar.
I decided after the above mix up to only do one knife per post.
Next is a brown swirl scaled Western Bolder with Buffalo blade stamp.
Followed by a Roberson.
On page 23
CASE XX with what appears to be faded green bone.
A MOP scale Shapleigh.
The next in line and last is a Western Boulder with cracked ice scales.
NOWan apology for such an amateur posting and descriptions. I will do better in future.
First is one of my favorite carry knives. A 1930ish Imperial with what I call a linoleum handles as they remind me of old kitchen flooring.
Two, is maker unknown as when I rescued it, it was a rust bucket. Some much so as to obliterate the makers mark.
Three, an old Remington.
The next four pictures got out of order and are a hodge podge of above knives.
The next post are still mix and match.
First is a jumbo stockman. Arched Utica with unique multi color scales.
Next is a jumbo yellow sealed Kabar.
I decided after the above mix up to only do one knife per post.
Next is a brown swirl scaled Western Bolder with Buffalo blade stamp.
Followed by a Roberson.
On page 23
CASE XX with what appears to be faded green bone.
A MOP scale Shapleigh.
The next in line and last is a Western Boulder with cracked ice scales.
NOWan apology for such an amateur posting and descriptions. I will do better in future.
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Ivoryman
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Beautiful bones there, and great pics as always, love the gnarly wood backgrounds.
3030remchesterCOLO wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 3:14 pm I tried to post too many pictures in one post and a few got mixed up. Sorry about that, still learning. Anyway the descriptions.
First is one of my favorite carry knives. A 1930ish Imperial with what I call a linoleum handles as they remind me of old kitchen flooring.
Two, is maker unknown as when I rescued it, it was a rust bucket. Some much so as to obliterate the makers mark.
Three, an old Remington.
The next four pictures got out of order and are a hodge podge of above knives.
The next post are still mix and match.
First is a jumbo stockman. Arched Utica with unique multi color scales.
Next is a jumbo yellow sealed Kabar.
I decided after the above mix up to only do one knife per post.
Next is a brown swirl scaled Western Bolder with Buffalo blade stamp.
Followed by a Roberson.
On page 23
CASE XX with what appears to be faded green bone.
A MOP scale Shapleigh.
The next in line and last is a Western Boulder with cracked ice scales.
NOWan apology for such an amateur posting and descriptions. I will do better in future.
Doing great, you're getting it, and a nice line up of knives. Great collection you've posted so far, keep them coming, we're enjoying the show.
"It's what people know about themselves inside that makes them afraid." -No Name, High Plains Drifter
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3030remchesterCOLO
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Appreciate the words of encouragement, IVORYMAN, but I was involved in a 5-car pileup that was less of a mess than my last attempt at posting.
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3030remchesterCOLO
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Old Remington
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3030remchesterCOLO
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Well used Case USA
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I love them old bones!!!3030remchesterCOLO wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 6:13 pm Well used Case USA20230406_115442.jpg20230406_115420.jpg20230406_115414.jpg
Please visit my AAPK store: https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/ca ... er_id=2383
They say, “Hard work never hurt anyone”, but I'm still not willing to risk it.
They say, “Hard work never hurt anyone”, but I'm still not willing to risk it.
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Thanks I-Man!
Please visit my AAPK store: https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/ca ... er_id=2383
They say, “Hard work never hurt anyone”, but I'm still not willing to risk it.
They say, “Hard work never hurt anyone”, but I'm still not willing to risk it.
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3030remchesterCOLO
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Case classic
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3030remchesterCOLO
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Another Wards
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3030remchesterCOLO
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This stunning folder is the stuff of nightmares. Absolutely stone mint Case Bradford PA. Greenbone. When I saw this in a showcase for $20 i nearly ripped my back pocket off going for my wallet. Then I opened it up and the let down was brutal. Some neophyte had sharpened it only once but with a bench grinder. What you see is what is left of the bladed after I as carefully as I could, removed most of the grinder marks.
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3030remchesterCOLO
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Are you members tired of me yet? I have 10 more interesting stockmans to post if interested.
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3030remchesterCOLO
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New in the box Kutmaster
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3030remchesterCOLO
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3030remchesterCOLO
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Tiny Ulster
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C-WADE7
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You have some great knives! What’s the length of that tiny Ulster?
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3030remchesterCOLO
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Tiny Case XX
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3030remchesterCOLO
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Kutmaster