Ulster stockman

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Ulster stockman

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I can't say that this knife is not authentic, but it doesn't feel right to me. The etch is sloppy, the tang stamps are horrible, and the beautiful bone does not look like the Ulster bone that I am more familiar with. That said, it is really a beautiful little stockman and will make someone happy, but not me.
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That tang stamp is really strange looking, and so is the etch.
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The bone reminds me of some Remington bone. But the knife is a good looking piece.
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I have to agree that the tang stamps and the blade etch do look sketchy (no pun intended). However, I have purchased quite a few nice knives from this seller in the past, and have been quite happy with everything I have received from him.
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I don't think the seller is dishonest and I don't know if the knife is good or bad, but I did think that it merited discussion. Anyway, I am saving my money for more toilet paper.
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Good luck finding some. I just went to Walmart and not one (expletive deleted) roll! :x
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I think the knife is okay.
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btrwtr wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 3:27 pm I think the knife is okay.
The buyer with a very large quantity of ebay transactions and plenty of money thinks so too. I have so many knives now that I might not need any more (yeah, right!). :lol:
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It brought good money for a small Ulster stockman.
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Quote TR: "beautiful bone does not look like the Ulster bone that I am more familiar with"
It looks very much like the jigged bone seen on Camillus made Craftsman Sta-Sharp knives from 1940's.
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