WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?

[Quick Steel]

[Theo]

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Dang...I mean DANG... beautiful QS...Is that a Bulldog also? I gotta get on the ball to get my first Bulldog...just beautiful.

[DM11]

[1967redrider]

Nice ones, Theo, QS and David.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Dan... it might be starting to look like you may have been sucked into "The Cult of the #72"

Most definitely...just wish I had better luck finding good ones on the cheap!

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This may not be a #72, but... it's purdy close! I hope the price on the box it came with doesn't give you sticker shock ... does that fit a little closer to your budget?

[GSPTOPDOG]

Draggin' these two around today..

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Can't go wrong with a #72 and a Kershaw USA!

[Dan In MI]

I have an "Old Timer' but it's an itsy bitsy one, if was just for fun.

I have a couple-few of the little Old Timers hanging around...let's see yours! Thanks for the kind words!

My kinda' knife, Dan. A great "toter" !

Thanks! Your duo look ready for action, too.

I hope the price on the box it came with doesn't give you sticker shock ... does that fit a little closer to your budget?

I wish they still sold for $2.25!

Great choices for today, y'all!

[Madmarco]

Another day, another fine display of your beautiful knives folks, just too many to reply to though!
Keep em' comin'!

[GSPTOPDOG]

I hope the price on the box it came with doesn't give you sticker shock ... does that fit a little closer to your budget?

I wish they still sold for $2.25!

Dan, you and me both! ... Looking at some of these prices lately, (GEC, Benchmade, ZT... etc...etc...) the only guy around here that can afford a decent pocketknife on a regular basis is this guy....

[Quick Steel]

To answer your question Theo, yes that beautiful buffalo horn is indeed a Bulldog.

A few points: don't buy one with celluloid scales; try to find a model you like that is in unused condition; some ebay sellers are asking unjustified high prices since German BDs are no longer made. I suggest you avoid any BD from China.

[GSPTOPDOG]

To answer your question Theo, yes that beautiful buffalo horn is indeed a Bulldog.

A few points: don't buy one with celluloid scales; try to find a model you like that is in unused condition; some ebay sellers are asking unjustified high prices since German BDs are no longer made. I suggest you avoid any BD from China.

Q.S. have you had any BDs with celluloid scales break down on you? I just posted about the collection I looked at and the off gassing disaster that took place.

[Quick Steel]

T-dog. I never bought a BD with celluloid scales. I only ever bought one Case with celluloid and which in fact did out gas.

[GSPTOPDOG]

T-dog. I never bought a BD with celluloid scales. I only ever bought one Case with celluloid and which in fact did out gas.

... Q.S. ...A while back, I was under the impression that I only had to worry about the older ones... turns out I have to worry about them ALL ... ...

[toomanyknives]

T-dog. I never bought a BD with celluloid scales. I only ever bought one Case with celluloid and which in fact did out gas.

... Q.S. ...A while back, I was under the impression that I only had to worry about the older ones... turns out I have to worry about them ALL ... ...

Interesting factoid, TOPDOG. I'm in the guitar business, and it's pretty well known that a lot of guitar binding and pickguards that were made in the 40's 50's and 60's from celluloid had one thing in common. It came from a certain supplier in the New York area. Funny thing is, there were an awful lot of knife makers in the same area of the Northeast. Coincidence maybe? I'm guessing a lot of knife handle material came from the same supplier.

[garddogg56]

Kim good looking slicer right there
Bucks at work today

[1967redrider]

Totin' a different kind of auto today, Remington R17 pull ball.

[doglegg]

This may not be a #72, but... it's purdy close! I hope the price on the box it came with doesn't give you sticker shock ... does that fit a little closer to your budget?
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A 72 by another name......

[Quick Steel]

Kim, I don't know if this one will appeal to you or your husband but I thought I'd share my David Yellowhorse with you.

[Waukonda]

Kim, I don't know if this one will appeal to you or your husband but I thought I'd share my David Yellowhorse with you.


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Garry, it appeals to me! nice!

[philco]

Garry is that Kokopelli depicted on the handle ? He shows up all over the southwest.

[doglegg]

I am a fan of Kokopelli as well. Great looking knife.

[Ivoryman]

A page of beauties everyone. Very fun to scroll through.

Couple of old Schrade's with me today. The Stockman is a Walden, the bare head jack a Cut co. The Barehead looks about like it has original blades and edge. I stropped it very lightly and it shaves hair easily. Loooooooooooooooove the old Schrade steel. Someone years ago said it was the best carbon steel out there. I didn't know what they meant until I picked one up. Now I get it big time.

[Quick Steel]

Thanks for the comments Kim, Ike, and doglegg.

Phil, that is Kokopelli. I lived in southern Arizona for a few years near the Cochise stronghold and became acquainted with him. That is with Kokopelli, not Cochise.

[Theo]

To answer your question Theo, yes that beautiful buffalo horn is indeed a Bulldog.

A few points: don't buy one with celluloid scales; try to find a model you like that is in unused condition; some ebay sellers are asking unjustified high prices since German BDs are no longer made. I suggest you avoid any BD from China.

Thank you very much my friend, I understand the China and celluloid..I will shop around QS, Thanks again

[DM11]

Couple Schrades today