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I will post a few Bulldogs. I apologize if I have posted them before. I have quite a few Bulldogs that I like.
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A few more. It occurs to me I have quite a few Bulldog Elephant Toes.
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Very nice collection. I like that calf roper and those sunfish,
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Gary, You have given us a very fine selection. Please don't worry about showing your knives more than once. Only a small percentage of members will have seen it before and new members also deserve an opportunity to see such fine knives.
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Gary, I enjoyed seeing them, especially the Johnny Muskrat! ::tu::
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I may have shown a couple of these on stockman page but I guess they belong here.
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Chickenman, your photos today perfectly illustrate why Bulldogs are my favorite. Absolutely beautiful, each of them.
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Bulldogs are certainly one of the best looking brand of knives out there. And they are built like a tank. Very nice looking from all.
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Quick Steel is that a Great Eastern Bulldog? I have one and it is great built knife.
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Yes, c-man, that is a GEC made Bulldog. Aren't we lucky? :)
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hardman wrote: Thu Aug 10, 2023 12:02 am I will post a few Bulldogs. I apologize if I have posted them before. I have quite a few Bulldogs that I like.
Gary, it is great to see these photos ::tu:: I still can't understand how Bulldog went out of 'biddnes ::skeptic:: ... ::shrug:: I have always thought their quality was excellent. I have had some for several years and THEY ALWAYS BROUGHT ME JOY to handle. I just bought a few from a private collection and I wish I had more disposable income to have picked up even more. It is a shame they went the way of so many others great knife companies ...😢 (Queen, Camillus, Schrade, NYKC, ETC...ETC...😭)
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Some Muskrats including a single blade Johnny Muskrat.
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Its a Bulldog but not very German
Queen made rams horn big trappe Think Im gonna move it on. Its my only Bulldog branded knife.
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A couple big Bulldogs.
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Sweet 😋 ::tu::
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Some of my B.D.s
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hardman wrote: Thu Aug 10, 2023 12:04 am A few more. It occurs to me I have quite a few Bulldog Elephant Toes.
These Elephant Toes are amazing! ::tu:: and... ::tu:: ::tu:: for the "Calf Roper" ::nod::
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A colorful group GSP...... Really great knives.
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doglegg wrote: Tue Sep 12, 2023 12:52 am A colorful group GSP...... Really great knives.
Thanks D.L. ::handshake::
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You have a very colorful array of BDs T-dog.

So many fine knives shown on this thread.
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You have a very colorful array of BDs T-dog.

So many fine knives shown on this thread.
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What beautiful knives in this thread. Here is one that I currently have listed in my store. If it doesn’t sell by the end of the month, it’s going back into my collection. Some of the finest stag I’ve seen on a sowbelly.
Garry, I love that big elephant toenail. Very nice etching on the blade and some killer stag.
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