This one does dual duty as my latest Stockman and my latest Buck.

Faux Pearl Buck 303.  I'm guessing that the "T" means that it's a 2003 model.

Nice David! I like imitation pearl. I wish more companies would use it.

Thanks, Craig.  Me too.  Real pearl and abalone are nice, but so expensive.  The Buck 303 is my very favorite Stockman, so I grab any that I find that look different, interesting or just purdy.  ;-)

My three favorite Stockmans.  Buck 303s.

Nice David! The last Buck 303 I carried was made by Camillus, many years ago. I also had several Schrade made 303s.....waaay back when. It's just a personal thing, but I don't care for the saber ground blades on them now.

Where can I find an example of what the saber ground blades look like compared to the earlier type?  I don't know that much about the buck knives.  I've always had one, but just started collecting then and learning about them.

If yo do a google search for "Camillus made Buck 303" Or "Schrade made Buck 303" you can see the differences. I don't have any old Buck 303s left

Those are really nice knives David. The 303 is a good EDC model. I carry the 301.

I wonder what the third one is??

Probable the Whittler. Any other guesses/facts/knowledge???

Geez, yes. I don't know why I didn't think of the Whittler? I think you're right Sunil. I bet the Whittler. I used to know guys waaay back when, that used to collect nothing but Whittlers. In fact, I think back then Whittlers MIGHT have been number one.

Thanks Steve. I'm sure "Swiss Army" type knives would be in there somewhere. Although they are MANY patterns, not just one. (I do believe they are the most confiscated knives by the TSA)

Canoes are very popular too.

Look at this beauty.....

And I'm really liking the smooth Chestnut  Bone.....and the Humpback.....

Thanks, I don't have them....yet. lol 

So many knives. My money tree is groaning.

And tempt me with! LOL!

Not mine :) but a pretty awesome stockman

I'm getting ready to buy some Stockmans and, thinking about them, it occurs to me that one of the things I like about the Stockman is the nice compact package it is. Three blades, to do practically any job you can think of, in a compact good looking design. If you follow my thinking.

Who likes the Saw cut Antique Bone in the Stockman? I do!

Great looking stockman.!!!!

Ivars, that sure is a pretty Boker you have there!  I love the double shield as well as the frosted, two toned etch on the blade! Very nice!

The stockman is one knife that has never lost it functionality.  The pattern is so timeless that you can see how it would have been used on a daily basis by those men handling stock.  It has also successfully transitioned to the collector side as Ivars wonderful example show us.  I can see how so many knife folks are attracted to this pattern

Very nice Boker Ivars! I like it!

Hey, I'm in a Stockman frame of mind! Will have a bunch of pictures soon (when I feel like setting up my camera stuff). And.....a small Stockman MAY be replacing my Peanut as EDC!!! :o

Craig, for a Peanut man like yourself, that's just crazy talk. Pull yourself together, man!

Craig can see clearly now, the rain has gone. The fog has been swept away from his vision. Now, at last, he can be free!!!

@ Sanil and Ron; LOL!!

Hog made me do it! And he'll be happy to know I also ordered a Case 6318 in Yeller handles! (maybe I don't have to pay dues now)

Those peanuts are going to revolt.  Bet they dont talk to their new friends at all!

There might be a knife fight.....good thing there isn't a sandbar nearby.

I need some clarification on what a "Stockman" pattern entails? Is it just the Double backspring and 3 blades? Or is it something else? If it is the the former, then I have more Stockmans than I thought.

Let's go with Levine;

"The Premium Stock Knife is a serpentine shaped double-end pocketknife that ordinarily has two springs and three blades. Some Stock Knives have four blades, and a few have five, or even six. Five and six blade Stock Knives have three springs. Any Stock Knife under 3 1/2 inches long closed is called a "Junior Premium Stock Knife".

"The Premium Stock Knife was introduced about 1890 as a less bulky and more dressy version of the Cattle Knife. The Stock Knife was designed as a Rancher's pattern, so it was at first marketed mainly in the west."

This is getting to be a busy group! lol

the most popular stockman pattern is the case 6375 pattern . some people may disagree. it is the big stocman knife i have seven of them

Speaking of "bigger"....that Case 6375 is a handful! It's 4 1/4" closed, but feels bigger to me.

I like this Kentucky Bluegrass Stockman. I think I might get it this month. Maybe.

Took this at the Spirit of Steel

A Daisy knife? I don't remember ever seeing one. That's neat! When did they market those?

Interesting. 

I'm fond of these 4-bladed patterns with punch.

here is my newest one.

Oh man Lee......I'm in love.

That is totally awesome, Lee!

I sure wish they'd do more "Shadow Bone" knives.

Look what I found in an old box of junk in my warehouse. I did buff up the bolsters a bit. It appears to have been modified into it's present configuration, but I believe it started out as a lower price point Robeson Stockman. "Worm groove" Plastic handles Stainless Steel bolsters & Brass liners.

She is gonna be a worker here.

I like it.