Bridge Cutlery Co. St. Louis
- OLDE CUTLER
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My one and only Bridge is this 3 7/8" stockman. Kind of beat, sharpened a lot, but still usable. When I bought it I was going to rehandle it, but decided to leave as is, handle cracks and all.
"Sometimes even the blind chicken finds corn"
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That is a nice old knife, OLDE CUTLER.
There are still many years of service left in it.
Thank you.
There are still many years of service left in it.
Thank you.
Joe
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Joe, here are couple of Bridge Cutlery folders I found hiding in the back of my safe I had sort of forgotten about. Top is an equal end Jack and the bottom one is a four blade senator. The Jack is 3 & 5/8 inches and the senator is 3 & 1/4 inches.
Lloyd
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Two more beautiful knives from Bridge Cutlery.
They sure knew how to put a knife together.
Two great examples in two great patterns.
Thanks for showing them here, Lloyd.
They sure knew how to put a knife together.
Two great examples in two great patterns.
Thanks for showing them here, Lloyd.
Joe
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2 nice ones Lloyd.
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Here is a 3 1/2" Cigar Cattle that I just picked up from Mr. Roger Cunningham. It quickly joined my "favorites" list.
Ike
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What a good looking knife, Ike, with so much going for it.
Love that pick bone.
Love that pick bone.
Joe
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Ike that old knife approaches perfection. Would do all the things a cowboy or cattlemen might need done. And that one is beautiful!!! Wow.
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Lloyd, at the time you posted these pics last year, I was on about a 3 month hiatus from AAPK with some health issues. I hadn't seen your 2 Bridge knives until today. Very nice "back of safe" finds, great looking pair. I like that size senator.
Ike
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Thanks Ike for nice comment on my Bridge Senator! That cattle knife is a wonderful example of the pattern
Lloyd
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Waukonda that is some fabulous bone. Kudos.
Duffer, another great post. With those two Schrades you posted in "old knives with jigged bone .." I have definitely come back for some second and third looks. Sweet bones and great collection of classic knives.
Duffer, another great post. With those two Schrades you posted in "old knives with jigged bone .." I have definitely come back for some second and third looks. Sweet bones and great collection of classic knives.
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My one and only Bridge Cutlery...fist one I ever saw
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For your first one you landed a beauty, Wannadotoo.
Thanks for putting that very nice knife in the thread.
Thanks for putting that very nice knife in the thread.
Joe
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Super nice pen. Great overall condition, including the etch on an intact, glazed finish master blade.
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He has an eagle eye Ike ,just ask his eagles.
I buy roosters combs and farmers..........................................................jack knives [/b]
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May the Father and Son bless
Lyle
GEC SFOs and others at LICK CREEK CUTLERY- www.allaboutpocketknives.com/wlf
May the Father and Son bless
Lyle
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Anyone know of anyone that has parts for a Bridge Cutlery? I have this that needs a secondary blade, 2-1/4” TIA