Bulldog BKC 149-A Lockback

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Bulldog BKC 149-A Lockback

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Here is 4 pictures of a BKC 149-A, a 4 7/8 inch lockback that was on my doorstep when I got home from the hospital yesterday. I had a lot of fun watching my son open this one. I believe this one was made in the 1991 to 1992 second generation. Real nice thick stag on this guy. Easy to call this guy near mint.

I also have two pictures of the original 4 1/4 inch lockback prototype set from 1993 that were featured on the 1993 catalog. Catalog and signed shipping invoice are included. All 5 have BULLDOG BRAND PROTO #2 in print engraved in the blade. Most, if not all have Rostfrei marked on the tang.
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Ok, ok, ok already...I'll give you $135 for that stag lockback ::dang:: ::mdm:: Those are some incredible knives my friend, keep on showing them beauty's... :)

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sunburst wrote:Ok, ok, ok already...I'll give you $135 for that stag lockback ::dang:: ::mdm:: Those are some incredible knives my friend, keep on showing them beauty's... :)

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:lol: :lol: I almost hated to post it after I saw you had it in your bidding software. But when I saw it on eBay, I knew only 100 were made and the stag I assumed was excllent, but another case of pictures not doing a knife justice in an auction. I made a fairly sustancial bid on the night before and wasn't aware of your interest. My PC with that software cashed, but I did rescue my data. ::tu:: I'm not going to do much with it one handed. ::dang::
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Ahhh heck there are always plenty of knives to be had...Friends on the other hand are not as abundant :D ...I'm glad you are showing the stag beauty..That just motivates me to find one in the future... :mrgreen:

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sunburst wrote:Ahhh heck there are always plenty of knives to be had...Friends on the other hand are not as abundant :D ...I'm glad you are showing the stag beauty..That just motivates me to find one in the future... :mrgreen:

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I agree, you know when I see another, I'll be the first to alert you. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Ok the search is over (That was fast ::tounge:: ::nod:: ) thanks to Olderdogs I am now the proud owner of a Bulldog Stag 149 lockback. A very fine specimen if I don't say so myself.. :mrgreen:

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Those are great looking Bulldog Lockbacks,Hukk and Sunburst ::tu::
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Thank you Richied... :)
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8) ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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The best part is they are both still friends and Happy... :D

Happy for you both. (it does not always work out that way)... ::ds::

And very UNIQUE looking knives.
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justold52 wrote:The best part is they are both still friends and Happy... :D

Happy for you both. (it does not always work out that way)... ::ds::

And very UNIQUE looking knives.
Your absolutely correct Ken in the fact we are both still friends and happy.. :D Thanks for the comments...

Just because we have 2 out of 3 lockbacks posted here let me finish up the entire set with this bone handled knife, the 149-B.. :)

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Sunburst... ::smack:: ...Bad boy...
Did you get so HAPPY that you did not rub that 149-B completly clean ??
Thats not like you to post one leaveing some dirt on it... ::smack:: :lol: :wink:
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sunburst wrote:
justold52 wrote:The best part is they are both still friends and Happy... :D

Happy for you both. (it does not always work out that way)... ::ds::

And very UNIQUE looking knives.
Your absolutely correct Ken in the fact we are both still friends and happy.. :D Thanks for the comments...

Just because we have 2 out of 3 lockbacks posted here let me finish up the entire set with this bone handled knife, the 149-B.. :)
Absolutely and congratulations on that Bulldog. It sure has a unique locking mechanism, I like it! ::tu:: ::tu::
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justold52 wrote:Sunburst... ::smack:: ...Bad boy...
Did you get so HAPPY that you did not rub that 149-B completly clean ??
Thats not like you to post one leaveing some dirt on it... ::smack:: :lol: :wink:
Ahhh the pressure of these high standards Ken are unbearable... :lol: :lol: I don't know what that is on the bone handle, I assure you it's not dirt it was cleaned very thoroughly.. ::nod:: I am thinking its just where the some of the dye in the bone handle is fading away or was not properly dyed in the first place..

Sigh...Whew...Now I can relax since I explained that... :mrgreen: :lol: :lol: Thanks Ken for your comments they are always appreciated..

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