The Schrade Old Timer Senior Stockman has stainless clip, spey and sheepsfoot blades in sawcut Delrin handles with nickel silver bolsters and an inlay shield, closing to 3.875 inches.
Three blades divide the work: the clip for general cutting, the sheepsfoot’s straight edge and blunt spine for controlled push cuts against a surface, and the spey’s flat edge and rounded tip for scraping without a point to puncture. Senior is the size designation. At 3.875 inches closed this fills a hand properly, where the middleman and junior versions of the same pattern are built for a pocket.
Sawcut Delrin is textured with fine parallel grooves that copy the look of sawcut bone while resisting moisture and barn chemicals. Old Timer has been Schrade’s traditional line since the 1950s, and the sawcut handle is the finish most associated with it. Explore more Stockman Knives.
- Three blades: clip, spey and sheepsfoot
- Senior size fills a hand, unlike the middleman or junior
- Sawcut Delrin copies bone without the upkeep
- Nickel silver bolsters, 3.875 inches closed
