Need some help in identifying the model number, etc. of this old Case Stockman Knife. Thanks! Any help will be appreciated.
Lori Hines
Help Identify model of this 1920-1940 Case Stockman knife
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Re: Help Identify model of this 1920-1940 Case Stockman knife
Hi Lori, If possible, it would greatly assist in answering questions like this where trying to identify the pattern number if you can provide the closed length of the knife in question. Many knives "look the same", but are a different size.lorifromchula wrote: ↑Tue Oct 08, 2019 11:07 pm Need some help in identifying the model number, etc. of this old Case Stockman Knife.
My best guess is 5332, where "5" means stag, the first "3" indicates the number of blades, and 32 is the pattern number. The 32 stockman pattern is 3 5/8" closed. A 75 pattern is 4 1/4" closed. A 92 pattern is 4" closed.
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Re: Help Identify model of this 1920-1940 Case Stockman knife
It is a 5375 stockman, stag handles, long pull master blade.
Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.
Re: Help Identify model of this 1920-1940 Case Stockman knife
Nice knife!! 
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