Old Stockman Knives

[JohnR]

Great looking bone on that one Cal.

This short line Camillus showed up today.

[philco]

Fantastic old Rogers Bone on that one JohnR.

[DM11]

Thats a sweet one JohnR!

[JohnR]

Thanks guys, appreciate the comments.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Hopefully this Schrade Walden 883 peach seed bone (user grade) is in the mail; I think I will carry it some.
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That's a good user all right. I like having a punch.


Wonderful camillus

[JohnR]

Picked up another nice Camillus, a 69 Deluxe stockman, nice bone and still has its etch.

[treefarmer]

Very nice!
Treefarmer

[peanut740]

Nice knife John.Is it etched "For flesh only" on the spy blade?

[JohnR]

Thanks guys. Roger,it is not and I was puzzled by that, I can't see where it was buffed off or anything like that, I wonder if it was never applied.

[philco]

John that's a fine knife. Love the handles.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Great knife John. The coined liners camillus did like that are just right.

[FRJ]

Here's an old Robeson. 4 inches closed.
Aluminum covers and liner.

[Jabb]

Getting this one from Orvet soon!

[thefarside]

Here is the brother to Johns' Camillus posted above. The spey on this knife is etched. Master blade appears to have more of a Muskrat style grind.

[DM11]

Here's an old Robeson. 4 inches closed.
Aluminum covers and liner.

That sure is an intersting Robeson Joe.

[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.