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So, you got a Stockman, wanna show it off? Here is your chance. even though you probably have the picture in your albums, post it here! You can either add an image to your comment by clicking on the camera icon, or you can attach a file, either way we would like to see your stockman.
one rule though.... it has to be a stockman!!!
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Donald Lee Hargrove said:
This is my newest stockman. It's a Schrade "3rd Generation" C628 "pocket knife". Closed length = 2 5/8"; handle = cocabola; steel = Schrade+; & blade etch = "3rd Generation".
Apparently "OLD TIMER" was considered the 1st generation, "Uncle Henry" the 2nd generation, & "3rd Generation" (1983) the 3rd. This is a cute little knife that is actually usable.
Well possibly Ken some maybe not original(at my age I don't have all my original parts either) its still a knife and still looks good as a stockman!
Ken Spielvogel said:
A very nice Knife with beautiful Bone handles - But a Remington Suspect
It might just be one of the shortest stockman I have seen! Incredible, a rare change in a traditional pattern thanks for sharing that one!
Donald Lee Hargrove said:
I remember the "3rd Generation" Schrades well. We sold some. At the time Schrade was trying to come put with a "modern" line of knives. To be honest they didn't go over well at all. When my brother-in-law and I had our knife dealer business, we almost had to give them away! LOL! It's nice seeing one again though.
Rome, I just had to tell you -- That Chicago Cutlery Stock Knife of yours is outstanding! I want one of those! I hope they still make them.
Rome D. Rushing said:
Here is one you don't see everyday. Its a 4" stockman with walnut handles made by Chicago Cutlery.
Hey, Rome! This is my 5-blade stockman. It's a Coleman sowbelly with dark blue picked bone handles, a Coleman shield, & the number "0024" inscribed onto one of its bolsters. It's the heaviest knife in my cattle/stock knife collection &, at 4 1/8", one of my longest. The primary blade's front has a Coleman logo printed (?) on it & a Coleman lamp logo on the tang. The blade's reverse side has "ONE OF 1000" printed on it &, on the tang, "AUS-6 / SEKI JAPAN". I'm thinking that I might have bought it thru Amazon. I thought it was going to be a junk-knife, but it turned out to be pretty neat. Just goes to show ...
Nice Uncle Henrys Ken!!!
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