Lets See Some Stockman

[cloudy]

Here are a few gunstock.

[BIGHEAD]

[jmh58]

Great show!!! Made me slobber all over myself!! Very nice knives!! John

[cloudy]

They are a 6375, a 6392 and a 6332. Sorry the photos are not very good.

[BIGHEAD]

Didn't even look at the photo of all three together I coulda answered my own question
Nice in any respect.

[johnny twoshoes]

Nice reds.
Here's my stockman's.

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[LC]

Ya'll are posting some mighty fine Stockmans

[woseyjales]

Real Knice string of Bigguns, LC.
Yessir, mighty fine.
Looks like your roundy bolstered is greatly
outnumbered & in need of some reinforcement.

1989 Rogers Bone Set ole No.009



Red Scripted Mint Set 6318 #014

[Froggyedge]

Me like this thread!
There's something about the good old Stockman that just feels right...

[big monk]

WOW!!!!!!!!!This a ""GREAT THREAD"""""--------somebody said they like the 32's, so I had to have me one,cause I like em' too!!!!!

[johnny twoshoes]

That's a beauty Monk, and LC what a collection.

[LC]

Thanks guys Howey I have a few more 47's for ya

[big monk]

Nice LC-----------that barb-wire handle is awsome!!!!! I've got a sowbelly with that handle,---lately I've been buying some of the 63032 & 53032, pattern,I'm liking the square bolsters for a liitle change ------great show guys,keep-em comin'

[LC]

Hey monk if ya like square bolsters ya ought to get a 92, at 4" and they don't make them anymore I really like them

[big monk]

mighty pretty-----------now you got me looking for a ""92""

[big monk]

Didn't find a "92" but I did find this, 6275 SP pretty bone Stockman,with Carolina Wrenn,etched on the main blade, ( South Carolina's state bird )----hope you can see the etching in the photos-----by the way,some say the etching takes away value,others say it adds to value???????? what'ya'think

[LC]

Monk I like the knife myself I would think it would not take away any value but at the same time I don't think it would add, Could be wrong

[woseyjales]

Here's a recent stocker acquisition.
And a few 92s, see if we can keep Monk's fever boiling.
1989 Rog6347


Look familiar LC?


1989 Cinnamontennial:


Schtagg 92 pen knife:

[big monk]

Daang Wosey you sho-nuff done got my blood boilin'now --------love that stag

[woseyjales]

Here ya go Monk,
if it ends with no takers maybe you can negotiate 'a deal'.
http://cgi.ebay.com/CASE-XX-USA-1965-69 ... 518c199167

The 5592 is kind of an interesting tale.
LC mentioned the 5592 in one of his posts on the cCc forum.
First I had heard of it.
Later that day I found this one floating in the 'Bay.
I sent the link to LC figuring he could afford it better than me.
He was off galivanting around some where and didn't get the
message until after the auction ended.
Meantime I had decided it was in our best interest to corral the
5592 within the cCc membership and we could sort out custody later.
So for now, I'm it's primary caregiver and LC has dibbs on it.
With all those nooks & crannies, I hope he isn't too shocked by how
much 2.5 hrs of cleanup costs these daize.
Other angles besides markside not too bad either.

[LC]

Howey just beautiful

[Just Plain Dave]

Absolutely beautiful knives and pics gentlemen!

Aside from my Grandpas' and Dads' old stockmen all I have in the pattern is an Amber Bone 636032 CV. I don't have a nice artsy shot of it so I'll just say THANK YOU GUYS and bring on more pics!

[woseyjales]

I gots to warn you, LC.
Watch out for that pointy poker tip on the punch.
That thing hurts and does it quick !

[upnorth]

Cloudy, I never did thank you for pulling those knives out of your roll and snapping some pics - so a big THANK YOU!!!

I went away to the Oregon Knife show back in April, and lost track of this thread, so I thought I'd bump it up with a few I haven't shown off before.

A 90s Damascus/Red Stag, a 10 dot 5347, and a U.S.A. 53047.

[LC]

Great looking stags