Stockman Sunday picture show

[Arathol]

They had Case abalone in stockman, toothpick and maybe one or two other patterns in the Shepherd Hill Cutlery stores in Missouri last year. Around 200 some dollars iirc

Not the same thing. The one above is the Case Classic 8340 4 3/8" stockman. The 340 pattern was made in limited numbers, 9 different bone scales, 2 different stag scales, and 4 different types of exotic scales. The run was completed in the 1990s and is not available new anymore, only on the secondary market.

 

[Hickory n steel]

Currently my only stockman, these Colonial Rangers make great working knives.

 

[Scott J.]

Not the same thing. The one above is the Case Classic 8340 4 3/8" stockman. The 340 pattern was made in limited numbers, 9 different bone scales, 2 different stag scales, and 4 different types of exotic scales. The run was completed in the 1990s and is not available new anymore, only on the secondary market.

Yeah, I figured you must've had a limited run when you said it was one of 4.
Great looking knife and rare, good stuff!!

 

[Will Power]

When new, now it's been carried a fair bit and patinated. A very good type of Stockman in my view, low rider Sheepfoot, compact, great W&T and the bone is worthy.

 

[Old Hunter]

A few where I only own one Stockman of that brand - all good knives though. OH

 

[Prester John]

Toted this Case 6318 on a nature walk today:

 

[315]

When new, now it's been carried a fair bit and patinated. A very good type of Stockman in my view, low rider Sheepfoot, compact, great W&T and the bone is worthy.

I think the jigged bone looks great!!

 

[Will Power]

315 Thank you, Black Box W's offer some very good patterns and decent bone, still can find them at a reasonable cost too(shhhhh!)

 

[Old Hunter]

When new, now it's been carried a fair bit and patinated. A very good type of Stockman in my view, low rider Sheepfoot, compact, great W&T and the bone is worthy.

Without a doubt, some of the best jigging by any company on a modern knife (and they are getting “old” at 28-32 years). Nice knife. OH

 

[Will Power]

Without a doubt, some of the best jigging by any company on a modern knife (and they are getting “old” at 28-32 years). Nice knife. OH

Yes, it's barky stuff indeed and dark This one is 33 years old now from '87. Where did all that time go????

 

[Ironbut]

 

[r redden]

Case Stockman in Glennbad Stag.

 

[tongueriver]

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[Travman]

 

[mph57]

Frontier Stockman from 1976. My dad said you could buy these from our local hardware store for less than $10.00 out the door! The small ranching community that I grew up in Nevada during the 1970s favored yellow knives...as they said, "when you're ankle deep in mud and cow sh*t, yellow will be easier to find when you drop your knife." That actually was true! I never really used it at the time...stuck with my 1975 Case. Really like it now though!

 

[Onebigbill]

 

[Half/Stop]

 

[jwb01]

What an awesome thread! I am a sucker for a good stockman. I mostly carry them. This Moore Maker 5301 (Queen made from the ‘90s) has been in my pocket for more than 5 months.... my 5 year old picked out a very nice trapper for me for Father’s Day, guess I’ll be carrying a trapper for awhile now.

 

[315]

I guess these 66’s can be considered a stockman. I really have to say I absolutely love their size and think it’s about the perfect size for most anything.

 

[Will Power]

I'm very keen on the Dixie, have a Blackwood from the original and an Elderberry from the last run plus a Coon Skinner. These are wonderful knives with a super blade assortment and the blades lay low. Just wish they'd make a smaller variant too, they're OK for coat pockets winter time but not in the trouser or jeans so much.