Stockman Knives
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My old Case Tested 6318. One of my favorites..
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Here is an older AAPK post that is titled "Old Stockman knives". More eye candy for those that appreciate the stockman pattern.
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... t=stockman
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Walden 880 peach seed
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That's a beauty, Ivoryman!
Peach seed jigging is mighty fine.
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Beauty! I can see why it is one of your favorites!toomanyknives wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2023 10:09 pm My old Case Tested 6318. One of my favorites..IMG_0003 (2).JPG
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Thanks a lot Treefarmer, doglegg. Appreciate it.
Woodwalker that one is fine and special because it came from the great Charlie C of Waynorth Cutlery and the man who brought us TC Barlows, Real Lambsfoot, The Rider etc and all his killer pattern innovations. That came from his private stash and can't thank him enough. Thanks for the mention so I can tell him again. Love Waynorth Cutlery stuff. Thanks again Ww.
Woodwalker that one is fine and special because it came from the great Charlie C of Waynorth Cutlery and the man who brought us TC Barlows, Real Lambsfoot, The Rider etc and all his killer pattern innovations. That came from his private stash and can't thank him enough. Thanks for the mention so I can tell him again. Love Waynorth Cutlery stuff. Thanks again Ww.
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Thanks, Kev!woodwalker wrote: ↑Sun Sep 17, 2023 2:48 pmBeauty! I can see why it is one of your favorites!toomanyknives wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2023 10:09 pm My old Case Tested 6318. One of my favorites..IMG_0003 (2).JPG![]()
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The weight and solid feel of this sow belly makes it one of the favorite EDCs ... Boker Magnum series. (Not to mention the red bone
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T-dog, what a hefty, good looking piece of craftsmanship Boker has provided you. 
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It don't get no better than that!
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Cool, K7K. I like that slanted bolster. Are those ebony handles on that one?
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One of my old Case 6318's . Love that pattern.
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Love those old red bones! Nice one, TMK!
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That's some great red bone. Very dark and vibrant. Great looking knife. What year would that be?toomanyknives wrote: ↑Sat Sep 23, 2023 1:26 pm One of my old Case 6318's . Love that pattern.IMG_0011.JPG
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Thanks Iman! That one is a 65-69 XX No dots..Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sat Sep 23, 2023 5:46 pmThat's some great red bone. Very dark and vibrant. Great looking knife. What year would that be?toomanyknives wrote: ↑Sat Sep 23, 2023 1:26 pm One of my old Case 6318's . Love that pattern.IMG_0011.JPG
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Thanks. That's a beauty. Looks about mint too. Great piece.
GSPTD, that's great color, and I know what you mean about one that just does it for you. Congrats.

GSPTD, that's great color, and I know what you mean about one that just does it for you. Congrats.
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Thanks for the kind words Q.S.Quick Steel wrote: ↑Sat Sep 23, 2023 12:14 pm T-dog, what a hefty, good looking piece of craftsmanship Boker has provided you.![]()
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Thanks a lot I-Man!
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TopDog, those Boker Magnums and Boker Plus knives are so overlooked and underrated by many collector’s. Haven’t had or seen one yet that disappointed.
TMK, that’s a “pretty” old case knife you have there.
Got this one in. I guess I’ve never had this pattern before. I’ve had Cuttin Horse knives and it’s my favorite pattern of all patterns. But this knife is so big that I thought it was one of those big display knives, but it isn’t. Never had a Sowbelly this large before, 4 5/8” closed OAL. Hen and Rooster Master Cuttin Horse with some gorgeous stag, Nice deep bark on the front that reaches the bolsters in spots and on the back thick popcorn stag that also reaches the bolsters. Very unique stag.
TMK, that’s a “pretty” old case knife you have there.
Got this one in. I guess I’ve never had this pattern before. I’ve had Cuttin Horse knives and it’s my favorite pattern of all patterns. But this knife is so big that I thought it was one of those big display knives, but it isn’t. Never had a Sowbelly this large before, 4 5/8” closed OAL. Hen and Rooster Master Cuttin Horse with some gorgeous stag, Nice deep bark on the front that reaches the bolsters in spots and on the back thick popcorn stag that also reaches the bolsters. Very unique stag.
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