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Pictures!!!(AKA The Stockman Pattern Picture Hall of Fame!")

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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Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on July 25, 2014 at 21:46

Thank you Ricky, its a fun knife to own. By the way tough to find now!! It came sharp and held an edge, good spring and I love the look with the two shields and that almost bluish titanium coated blade.

Ricky L McConnell said:

Nice Colt stockman Steve. Looks like a good quality knife.

Permalink Reply by Ken Spielvogel on July 26, 2014 at 11:43

Nice CS Stockman Llantz

Permalink Reply by John Bamford on July 26, 2014 at 14:39

That's a nice knife Leo , congratulations !

Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on July 26, 2014 at 20:55

Gorgeous stockman and another example of some great work by Canal Street!
l.lantz said:

Serpentine 4in. Stockman. 440C SS. Canal Street Cutlery. Reclaimed Chestnut scales.

Permalink Reply by Ricky L McConnell on July 27, 2014 at 8:18

Nice knife. I have been considering a Canal Street knife, but I need to hold one first. I may look at them when I go to SMKW .

Steve Hanner said:

Gorgeous stockman and another example of some great work by Canal Street!
l.lantz said:

Serpentine 4in. Stockman. 440C SS. Canal Street Cutlery. Reclaimed Chestnut scales.

Permalink Reply by thePlumbah on August 22, 2014 at 7:20

So here is my fav. Grampa's Pine Knot Stockman. I have previously researched this with all of the Google-fu I have and found it to be made by John Primble when he worked for the Belknap Hardware Store of Louisville, KY, where my family lives. From what I understand, John Primble owned the Belknap family money when an endeavor went south and came to Louisville, a shipping hub for the region due to the Ohio River, and worked for them to pay it of. My Grandfather worked at General Electric and was a volunteer Fire Fighter in the timeframe I found this knife to have been made.

Thank for letting me share:) Also, I showed my Uncle and he remembers this knife in his father's collection) :)
(Sorry if the pic doesn't show up...might be too big or something,,,see attachment)

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Permalink Reply by Ken Spielvogel on August 22, 2014 at 7:36

A very special knife Plumbah, thanks for sharing with us.

Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on August 22, 2014 at 8:01

thePlumbah said:

So here is my fav. Grampa's Pine Knot Stockman. I have previously researched this with all of the Google-fu I have and found it to be made by John Primble when he worked for the Belknap Hardware Store of Louisville, KY, where my family lives. From what I understand, John Primble owned the Belknap family money when an endeavor went south and came to Louisville, a shipping hub for the region due to the Ohio River, and worked for them to pay it of. My Grandfather worked at General Electric and was a volunteer Fire Fighter in the timeframe I found this knife to have been made.

Thank for letting me share:) Also, I showed my Uncle and he remembers this knife in his father's collection) :)
(Sorry if the pic doesn't show up...might be too big or something,,,see attachment)

Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on August 22, 2014 at 8:02

Absolutely beautiful! And a memory that lasts.

thePlumbah said:

So here is my fav. Grampa's Pine Knot Stockman. I have previously researched this with all of the Google-fu I have and found it to be made by John Primble when he worked for the Belknap Hardware Store of Louisville, KY, where my family lives. From what I understand, John Primble owned the Belknap family money when an endeavor went south and came to Louisville, a shipping hub for the region due to the Ohio River, and worked for them to pay it of. My Grandfather worked at General Electric and was a volunteer Fire Fighter in the timeframe I found this knife to have been made.

Thank for letting me share:) Also, I showed my Uncle and he remembers this knife in his father's collection) :)
(Sorry if the pic doesn't show up...might be too big or something,,,see attachment)

Permalink Reply by Derek Wells on September 3, 2014 at 20:25

I've been collecting Stockmans for a few years now. Decided on the Stockman when I realized my knife collection was all over the place and needed some focus. This is a Coffee Table I made to display some of them.

FeaturedPermalink Reply by Charles Sample on September 4, 2014 at 0:03

Nice Derek!

Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on September 8, 2014 at 12:56

Congratulations Derek for joining the "Stockman Pattern Hall of Fame" That is a great collection to have and what I think of as a great pattern!

Derek Wells said:

I've been collecting Stockmans for a few years now. Decided on the Stockman when I realized my knife collection was all over the place and needed some focus. This is a Coffee Table I made to display some of them.