Oliver F. Winchester Stockman Knife – Commemorative 3-Blade Pocket Knife with Scroll Bolsters & Wood Handles

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This commemorative stockman-style pocket knife honors Oliver F. Winchester, the visionary behind the Winchester Repeating Arms Company—one of the most iconic names in American firearms history.

Featuring elegant scrollwork on the bolsters and warm-toned wood handle scales, this knife blends traditional styling with a gift-worthy finish. The main clip blade is etched with "Oliver F. Winchester™", a subtle nod to the rich heritage of American innovation and frontier craftsmanship.

While no tang stamp is visible, this knife was likely produced as a collector’s piece or gift knife—perhaps during a licensed Winchester commemorative run in the late 20th or early 21st century.

🔍 Knife Details:
Maker: Unknown (likely licensed commemorative production)

Blades: 3 (Clip Point, Sheepsfoot, Pen)

Blade Etch: “Oliver F. Winchester™” on main clip blade

Handle: Smooth wood scales

Bolsters: Steel with scroll engraving

Action: All blades open and close with firm snap

Condition: Excellent. Blades show only light surface handling; no rust or pitting. Handles are clean and intact.

📏 Approximate Dimensions:
Closed Length: 3.5"

Main Blade Length: 2.5"

🧲 Historical Note:
Though best known for rifles, Winchester has a long legacy in knives. Many were produced under contract as commemoratives—intended to celebrate the Winchester name and appeal to collectors of Americana. This piece fits squarely into that tradition, offering the utility of a classic stockman with the appeal of historical branding.

🪵 Collector’s Note:
Whether you’re a knife enthusiast, a Winchester memorabilia collector, or simply love beautifully finished pocketknives, this one tells a story—of craftsmanship, tradition, and American branding at its finest.

🔚 Shop Note:
All knives in this shop are vintage or pre-owned unless stated otherwise. While many are in excellent condition, they may show normal signs of age or handling such as scuffs, blemishes, or blade wear. I try to document condition as accurately as possible in both the description and photos. Feel free to reach out with any questions!