All About Pocket Knives

I looked all over this forum and could not find a thread dedicated to old stockman knives.

Please post some if you have any

I love the bone handles on this one

Oh, my stars and stripes! Can't wait to see how this thread plays out. I will start with a Challenge to you.

Wow! That's beautiful!

Deal me in!Marshall Wells made by New York Knife.

I have a few, here is a Walden large stockman.

Harold

Another one, Miller Bros. It has been seem before. I like this knife. Scans make the blades look funny.

Harold

Great examples so far!!!
Here is an older Henckels with some big character gnarly stag handles.

This is looking like a great new thread so far. Harold and Mason fine additions.

peanut740 wrote:This is looking like a great new thread so far. Harold and Mason fine additions.

A pre-1947 Schrade:

Here is a real... uhh... floozy.

1920s Schrade Cutco. Peachseed was just a twinkle in their eye at that time.

Another Schrade Cut.Co.

W. R. Case and Sons 5392

Case Tested 6347 patterns green bone with long pulls.

Here's a pretty goodun.

Here's an old four line Camillus.

Thanks, Wayne.

Here's the best I got . Maher & Grosh made by Miller Brothers. Colorado Stockman.

That's a beauty, Roger.

Here's an old Wards.

Wow! Some spectacular items, just like I expected! The cattle knives are great, also.

65-69 Case 5347

Here are a few: some group pics and some individual ones.
1st: Case;Camillus;Kutmaster;Crucible.
2nd: Three Craftsman;Imperial;Made in Italy large stockman.
3rd:Frontier;Kutmaster;Camillus;Sta-Sharp;unmarked.
4th:A Camillus second unfinished.
5th:Fightin' Rooster
6th:Henry Sears with 3 back springs.
7th:KA-BAR stag.
8th:Kutmaster 4 blade I repaired.
9th:HSB OVB.
10th:Utica with unusual red scales.

Never seen anything like that Utica before. Nice!

As long as the Cattleman knives are accepted---L.F.&C., 1912-1950?

Or just an old Camco, date unknown

Grand Dads last pocket knife, and what it would have looked like when he bought it in the 1950s.