Thanks for showing the Bulldogs
- Rustle47
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Thanks for showing the Bulldogs
I would like to thank Hukk & Olderdogs1 for showing some fine Bulldogs on ebay. Some of these have appeared here also, but some I have never seen before, like the 'other' USA made Bulldog. The sowbelly whittlers are shown in the Pocket Knife Trader's book, and described as "one of only two Bulldogs made in the USA" (prior to 2007). The 'other' one is never mentioned, or at least I couldn't find it. Now that I know it is a 4th generation Standing Dog Moose I need to look again. A while back I was able to obtain a genuine 1st generation 3 blade trapper with a broken blade from Olderdogs1. It is an invaluable learning tool now - there is a lot of difference between this knife and what I thought 1st generation was. Here is a link to the 'other' knife and some pics of my two 3 blade trappers.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :IT&ih=002
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :IT&ih=002
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Hukk
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Re: Thanks for showing the Bulldogs
Saw my listing, did you?
Big ole blades and Queen made. Was that you that I responded before I had coffee this morning?
I'll put an add in the proper place.
Hukk
- Rustle47
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Re: Thanks for showing the Bulldogs
Yep, that was me doing my morning surfing. Didn't mean to make you miss your coffee. Is your museum a secret or can we post a link to it here?
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Hukk
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Re: Thanks for showing the Bulldogs
Yes, it is a project Bryan had put together, I supplied some data and need to get back at it. I will be selling some of it because I need a Titanium knee sometime this year. The Co-Pay is rediculous.
Where is a bleeding heart liberal when you need one.

I do plan to keep adding to it whether I have all of them or not. It is a worthwile project. The meds have slowed me down to a crawl, and somewhat frustrated, but it's not forever.
I would also like to get other pictures from anyone who has some down the road. May as well make it big, I won't be this slow forever. Just seems that way.
I do plan to keep adding to it whether I have all of them or not. It is a worthwile project. The meds have slowed me down to a crawl, and somewhat frustrated, but it's not forever.
I would also like to get other pictures from anyone who has some down the road. May as well make it big, I won't be this slow forever. Just seems that way.
Hukk
- OLDSMOKE
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Re: Thanks for showing the Bulldogs
Hukk that sure is a fine lookin set of knives, it is to bad that you are turning them out, you never know what kind of idiot is going to get them.
Some of us know what you are going through and you have to keep that spark of hope or there is not much reason to do anything.
I am going in to see my third Neuro Surgon in a couple of days I thought I would just ask him top cut the nerv that runs up and down the side of my leg hahahahah
Enjoy the Day Folks
Rusty
Some of us know what you are going through and you have to keep that spark of hope or there is not much reason to do anything.
I am going in to see my third Neuro Surgon in a couple of days I thought I would just ask him top cut the nerv that runs up and down the side of my leg hahahahah
Enjoy the Day Folks
Rusty
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- Luckypaul777
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Re: Thanks for showing the Bulldogs
Hay, I am one of those idiots.
And a few; have found a home with me, and will be well taken care of. I plan on leaving them to my grandson; along with the rest of my knives, when I kick the bucket. Hukk does have a FANTASTIC collection of Bulldogs; I know that I would hate to part with them.
I only have a few so far; but plan on adding many more.
Luckypaul777
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Hukk
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Re: Thanks for showing the Bulldogs
OLDSMOKE wrote:I am going in to see my third Neuro Surgon in a couple of days I thought I would just ask him top cut the nerv that runs up and down the side of my leg hahahahah
Enjoy the Day Folks
Rusty
Good Luck with that. As for myself, I've asked the surgeon if he can save the pieces of bone for me, I want to make a personal knife.
Hukk
- OLDSMOKE
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Re: Thanks for showing the Bulldogs
Luckypaul777 I am very sorry if I have insulted you, by (Idiot) I was refering to some of the people out there that have no idea as to what they are getting and are not going to take care, wouldnt you like to have just a few of the knives that have gone that way.
Sorry again
Rusty
Sorry again
Rusty
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- Luckypaul777
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Re: Thanks for showing the Bulldogs
Rusty, no offence taken; I was trying to be funny.
I know exactly what you mean; I gave my son-inlaw a nice knife, and it wasn't but a couple of weeks and it was destroyed.
I thought that he would put it up; but even if you carry a knife, you can still take care of it.
Luckypaul777
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