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A very nicely finished Bull Dog Sowbelly.

Next up is this Case Trapper with Scrimshaw.

Great Bulldog Quick Steel, nice stag. Cool Skrimshaw Case too. Congrats.

I sure like that sowbelly in stag Quick Steel, excellent choice.

Iman & sunknife, Thanks for your comments.

Love that CASE scrimshaw deer Garry.....I think I kept the Elk scrimshaw.

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You got a quality haul there Scott.

This PAL WW2 Utility Knife arrived today. The bone is really nice on this one. That's what sold me.

Bruno, that is a good pick up. I like the scales as well.

bdev wrote:This PAL WW2 Utility Knife arrived today. The bone is really nice on this one. That's what sold me.

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Beautiful PAL BDEV!! Very nice bone!! Congratts!!

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TripleF wrote:Love that CASE scrimshaw deer Garry.....I think I kept the Elk scrimshaw.

These today....

Im interested in the queen jack

The engraved Bulldog is designed as Mrs. Parker's award winning and favorite Lucky. This 4th generation 1996 Stag Stockman also has Lucky's head as the shield. Arriving today is Lucky.

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TripleF wrote:Love that CASE scrimshaw deer Garry.....I think I kept the Elk scrimshaw.

These today....

Im interested in the queen jack

She's gone.

Today's gloomy weather was brightened considerably with the arrival of this 2004 elephant ivory BullDog. Blade centering slightly off on the sheepsfoot but otherwise an exquisite little knife at a more than reasonable price from Iman.

QS, you are acquiring quiet a pack there. Like the scales on both of them. Ivory has really been catching my eye lately.

I find them to be a good value; for the most part very well built at a good price point, and some of them I estimate to be as well made as any production knife made today. It's a real pleasure to find one of those exceptional knives.

Just received this Robeson 632387. Has bone handles and is 3 1/8".
Don't know why I bought this knife. Dropped 2 bucks on an ebay bid and won it. Never expected to win it but I did.
It's a neat little knife that has had a hard life. Broken blade and a cracked pile side handle. Anybody know about when this one was made? I don't have much info in my books and I can't find anything on the pattern number 632387. Thanks........Bruno

EDIT: I think I might have answered my own question. Found this on the Robeson Forum....
ROBESON / ShurEdge (script) / ROCHESTER, N.Y. 1911 - 1921

This knife has the above tang stamp.

Bruno that's a great weekender knife. You can pop a cork on your favorite bottle of wine and then slice some perfectly aged cheese with that knife. What more could a feller ask for ?

philco wrote:Bruno that's a great weekender knife. You can pop a cork on your favorite bottle of wine and then slice some perfectly aged cheese with that knife. What more could a feller ask for ?

How about a 3rd blade that isn't broken?

I sharpened up the blade and it does cut. Hey....It will look good in my glass showcase in the closed position.

Some nice pickups here!
I just got this Russell Barlow. The saw cut bone is wicked nice. Fits great with the IXL. Who else makes a sweet saw cut bone Barlow?

Walmart had this BUCK ASCEND 715 on sale for 15.00. I am more of a traditional knife guy but could not pass on an American made knife at that price! Only had it for about an hour but I like it's thin profile with alot of handle and blade! Thanks for looking!

woodwalker, that is an exceptionally sleek looking design. Liking it considerably tho I am not ordinarily drawn to Buck. A large handle is always a plus. Maybe G10? Now if the steel is good you have hit the jackpot. The price is off the charts.

Quick Steel wrote:woodwalker, that is an exceptionally sleek looking design. Liking it considerably tho I am not ordinarily drawn to Buck. A large handle is always a plus. Maybe G10? Now if the steel is good you have hit the jackpot. The price is off the charts.

Thank you Quicksteel! This is actually my very first Buck knife. I am not ordinarily drawn to them either. It has 420HC steel with Anadized Blue Aluminum handle. Weight 2.8 ounces. Blade length 3 and a quarter. Shaped like a Kalinga. HandLe length is around 4 inches. Can't find my tape measure. Ha.Your right that handle in G10 would be sweet! Probably won't become a Buck guy but glad to have it! Thanks for the nice comments!

Great looking knife and only 15 dollars. That looks like a great deal. That is a business knife.