KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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Knice scores Bull and knifetime !! ::tu::
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TripleF wrote:Knice scores Bull and knifetime !! ::tu::
Thank you.Trip
Good one dog.
I love the looks of rigging knives.
I'm looking for a K-Bar rigging knife made for them by Camillus if any one knows were I can get my hands on one just PM me.It has to be the sweetest knife I have ever saw.
-"...and he that cleaveth wood shall be endangered thereby If the iron be blunt,and he do not whet the edge,then must he put to more strength....Ecclesiastes 10 10 ;So the good book says
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TripleF wrote:Knice scores Bull and knifetime !! ::tu::
F - cubed ! Thanks for your input. Knifetime, those are some fine looking knives you scored on. Congrats! Looks like you have had a great run on knives of late. ::tu:: Bull
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268bull wrote:
TripleF wrote:Knice scores Bull and knifetime !! ::tu::
F - cubed ! Thanks for your input. Knifetime, those are some fine looking knives you scored on. Congrats! Looks like you have had a great run on knives of late. ::tu:: Bull
Thank you.I'm looking at a 1st gen Bulldog large trapper if I git it I'm done for awhile.

Update I got the first gen trapper.
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I love that shield on that Bulldog ::nod:: and that Bullet is one of my dream knives.
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garddogg56 wrote:I love that shield on that Bulldog ::nod:: and that Bullet is one of my dream knives.
Thanks dog.You have saw the 4466SB"silver bullet"?It is the one with jigged bone handle and "sterling" silver shield.
This is the only good pic I got sorry.Just look past the 72 LOL.
Notices they have the same jigged bone.
Hey dog,look at what I got in that 4466 with the derlon knife handles.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/221129137216?ss ... 1497.l2648
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You cannot look past a 72 but that silver bullet IS nice ::facepalm::
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Some super lookin knives Gino! ::tu:: ::tu::
Love all Jacks
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Nice knives ,Phillip. ::tu::
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johnnierotten wrote:Nice knives ,Phillip. ::tu::
Thank you Johnnie.
You like Bulldogs?You got a couple I would still love to have.
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Yes Sir...I do. ::tu::
I have a small display I made years ago consisting of Bulldogs. ::nod::
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johnnierotten wrote:Yes Sir...I do. ::tu::
I have a small display I made years ago consisting of Bulldogs. ::nod::
WoW Johnnie you have been holding out on me.LoL
Great bunch of Dog's and you did a supper job on the display.
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Thank you. ::tu::
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Stopped at my favorite antiques & collectibles shop this morning, after having a Doctor's visit. Found this nice Henry Sears and Son jack. Very good half stop and open and closing snap. Joints are half sunk, bolster's are steel. Another first, of which I've never owned a Henry Sears. Scales appear to be cocobolo, I believe. Couple of very small divits in the handle side facing in the pic. Just couldn't pass it up ::nod:: ::tu:: . Bull
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Very sweet looking jack. ::tu::
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Thanks JR!
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::tu:: 8)
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Today i stopped by Farmer Browns place to get permition to bird hunt his back-40 and his daughter was having a yard sale.Soo to make a long story short for a six-pack of Bud and a look at his new Case stockman ::tu:: I ended up with his fresh out of his pocket Ulster Old Timer and his Boker USA stockman ::ds:: ::ds:: by the way he gut the Case Oct 1st for his 89th birthday ::tu::By the way his daughter is some ticked at me for getting him that RAC O'BUD ::facepalm::
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garddogg56 wrote:By the way his daughter is some ticked at me for getting him that RAC O'BUD ::facepalm::
Like he has never had a a beer in 89 years? ::shrug:: :lol: :lol:


Is the first pic you posted the Ulster 58OT?
I have not seen one with peach seed jigged Delrin before. ::tu::
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Yes Dale it's the Ulster but there are no numbers on her,the main tang says ULSTER over USA ::shrug:: she is the same size as my 8ot.Would that make her a 58ot??The shield hollow is so worn it is allmost flush, Mr Brown worked her hard ::nod:: Great pantina on the blades and springs..What year do ya think she is?? Thanx Bob
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No, the 58OT is only 3-1/4".
You must have an Ulster stockman, not an Ulster Old Timer, though it is an old timer! :lol:
Nice knife! ::tu:: ::tu::
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::uc:: I think I understand :lol: :lol: thanx Dale
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Here are my scores for the weekend from an estate sale anybody know what the fixed blade is no markings?
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Ohh yeah forgot one
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Found this little stray at Goodwill for $1...she had to come home with me! Not bad for a quick 5 min walk in and then out! ::tu::
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