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pocket knife id?

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I've inherited a few knives and am enjoying learning about pocket knives. Is this a 4 blade stockman? Thank you.
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2023COL+Coon wrote: Thu Oct 26, 2023 3:45 pm I've.....
There are some that are "similar" to yours, posted here, in the Colonel Coon subforum.
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I would say that's a 4 blade Stockman, even though it doesn't have a Clip blade. ::welcome:: to AAPK!

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1967redrider wrote: Thu Oct 26, 2023 6:48 pm I would say that's a 4 blade Stockman, even though it doesn't have a Clip blade. ::welcome:: to AAPK!

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::tu:: That is my thoughts, too. It is (in my imagination) Congress blades in a Serpentine frame. Since I am not aware of a unique name for that style, "4 Blade Stockman" is as good a name as any.
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Reverand wrote: Thu Oct 26, 2023 11:47 pm
1967redrider wrote: Thu Oct 26, 2023 6:48 pm I would say that's a 4 blade Stockman, even though it doesn't have a Clip blade. ::welcome:: to AAPK!

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::tu:: That is my thoughts, too. It is (in my imagination) Congress blades in a Serpentine frame. Since I am not aware of a unique name for that style, "4 Blade Stockman" is as good a name as any.

Thanks for the confirmation, Reverend. I searched for a 4 blade Colonel Coon but nothing came up. I was also thinking Congress, but they're bow backed. So no clean fit. ::shrug::
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A congress pattern has an arched back and at least one sheep foot blade. That Col. Coon lacks the arched back so it's not a congress.
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