!st generation pearl gunstock set
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!st generation pearl gunstock set
Here is a set of Pearl Gunstocks that are very rare"!!!
Thanks for looking.
Tom
Thanks for looking.
Tom
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Re: !st generation pearl gunstock set
Beautiful knives, Tom.
How long are they? When were they made?
How long are they? When were they made?
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Those are nice! 
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Re: !st generation pearl gunstock set
Thanks, Joe and Wade,
They were released in 1980, they are 3 1/2" closed. Charlie Dorton took 42 sets of these and engraved the bolsters and scrimshawed the Pearl. Charlie didn't do things halfway. This is only the second set I have ever seen and the 1st set didn't have the Pearl scrimshawed. I think they are really pretty. They were in a collection of rare Bulldogs I picked up a couple of weeks ago.
Thanks,
Tom
They were released in 1980, they are 3 1/2" closed. Charlie Dorton took 42 sets of these and engraved the bolsters and scrimshawed the Pearl. Charlie didn't do things halfway. This is only the second set I have ever seen and the 1st set didn't have the Pearl scrimshawed. I think they are really pretty. They were in a collection of rare Bulldogs I picked up a couple of weeks ago.
Thanks,
Tom
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Wow, I didn't notice the scrimshaw until I enlarged the pics. Beautiful knives. 
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So are those your birthday present to yourself Tom ? If so, you've done good. 
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Re: !st generation pearl gunstock set
Thanks for the comments guys. I always admired Charlie Dorton and the way he was a perfectionist with his knives.
He partnered with Robert Roark, "Robinetn" on AAPK with the Krack a Jack knives and those are sought after in the market today. You hardly ever see one for sale. I know because I look. They are top quality knives as well!
Tom
He partnered with Robert Roark, "Robinetn" on AAPK with the Krack a Jack knives and those are sought after in the market today. You hardly ever see one for sale. I know because I look. They are top quality knives as well!
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Tom I can hardly believe I just discovered these pearl gunstocks. My only excuse is that I was a year away from becoming interested in Bulldogs.
Do you still have either of these knives or are they long gone? If they remain with you, do you have any inclination to sell one?
Do you still have either of these knives or are they long gone? If they remain with you, do you have any inclination to sell one?
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Re: !st generation pearl gunstock set
Wow! These are beauties! Fancy bolsters.olderdogs1 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 16, 2016 7:02 pm Here is a set of Pearl Gunstocks that are very rare"!!!
Thanks for looking.
Tom
Here's my set.