Excellent video. Thoughtful, clear, and very well researched. It”s wonderful to learn about our country’s amazing history as a manufacturing powerhouse. Nowhere more so than the industrial regions of upstate New York where Schrade knives were made. Many thanks.

One of my favorite knives .

I have one of these and a Schrade 881Y stockman, both vintage. The 881Y I found by chance in a pile of pocket knives at an antique store, and it is NOS, never ever used. It is the nicest knife I've ever owned. It has a weight and a feel to it and the blades are immaculate. The Uncle Henry is in my opinion THE knife. It is my idea of a man's knife. No one makes knives like they did, not even Case. Sorry Case fans.

Great video. Thanks for the catalogue prices, it really brings perspective on the old knives. Crazy to think 400 stainless steel was premium at one point and now most people turn their nose at it. Kind of like how S30v is treated nowadays

That is a nice stockman. Hard not to like a Uncle Henry. Cool video.

What a great video. Really enjoyed the comparative pricing and historical data. 👍

Great video!

Very nice very nice! You need way more subs! Awesome!

I love the 4" stockman knives, especially when USA made. I held off getting one of these because of the stainless blades and staglon covers. But I now have one on the way. The historical aspect of the knife is too compelling to past up for someone my age who is into knives. These knives were readily available when I was growing up but I didn't notice them. On the catalog you displayed was the 15OT which I purchased in 1983. I can't go back and buy these new but I'm glad some are still available.

Great knife. Good job on documenting the history of this knife.

Thank you for the informative video mr. Barlow. I enjoyed that very much.

Very interesting video. My Dad carried an Uncle Henry Trapper then when that one retired from invisible blade syndrome (from sharpening) he had an old timer trapper. I love these knives. I remember back when I was younger, those were highly respected pocket knives. I carried an old timer from the time I was 5 till I was 33. I’m 43 now. Some of my favorite knives are still Old Timers. I have a hard time connecting with an Uncle Henry because of the stainless blades but they still remind me of my Dad who passed years ago. Great video. I subscribed

Thats a really kool classic uncle Henry, great video hope to see more

Very educational.

Did Schrade make a larger Stockman than this? I had a stockman I bought in the mid 80s and to me I remember it bigger. I had a LB7 at the same time, and I don't remember the stockman being so much smaller than the LB7. I just bought a 8OT and cleaned, honed, stropped and oiled it, but it seems small compared to what I remember. Anyway, I really like this 8OT. A lot more substantial than Case medium stockman yet still smaller than Case large stockman.

How many stockmans does UH make I seem like 4 or 5 of them