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Bulldog Stag Sunfish/Toenail

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 1:36 am
by sunburst
I picked up this Bulldog Stag Toenail the other day that has some of the most gorgeous stag I have seen on a pocketknife..This knife is huge and heavy, I am guessing it weighs close to a 1/2 lb..I'm telling you it's beefy.. ::nod:: ( I will weigh it to see how close it really is to that weight).

This is my first Sunfish/Toenail I have in my collection..And hopefully not the last..
8)
Sunburst

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 1:48 am
by Blade Runner
Thats awesome Sunburst I love that stag.
Gary

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 1:56 am
by muskrat man
thats some nice stag for sure!

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 2:48 am
by jonet143
mmmmmmmstaaaaaagtoenail :mrgreen: ::tu:: ::tu::

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 2:52 am
by johnnierotten
Great choice Bro!! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
You gotta love them dogs!!

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 3:18 am
by Roger - 50/2050
Hey Sunburst,

Now you really got the right idea for collecting as this knife is a true show piece beauty for sure my knifer friend!!! ::tu:: ....Everything about this knife screams quality & collectability with that too cool main blade etch, shield, handle material & pattern ::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool:: , now you know why I collect this here pattern so much! ::nod::



"Texas collector", Roger - 50/2050 :wink:

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 3:52 am
by jfarmer
sunburst, I have a feeling that it is not your last German sunfish :wink:

James

nice stag toenail

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 5:36 am
by OldToenailCollector
Sunburst
Neat stag toenail you have got yourself. Before I went 100% old toenails, I like most of the "newer" ones, including Fight'n Rooster, Case Classics, John Primble, Smith & Wesson, and Winchester to name a few....
I love the colorful sunfish on the blades.....but I also have a place of stag as one of my favorite handle materials.
Welcome to the world of toenails...If I can help you in anyway, give me a shout....I don't know all the answers but love to dig to find them out.

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 5:42 am
by Hukk
You got a good one there. They only made that design one year - that's it! This is the sunfish with one end larger than the other. Short run too, only 60 of these stag babies made - 1994. My opinion is this is the best sunfish they made! ::tu:: ::tu:: Congratulations!

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:29 am
by sunburst
Wow thank you fella's, I appreciate your opinions more than you know and the knowledge and experience behind those thoughts and opinions.

I have never owned such a heavy, beefy knife it's almost crazy. You would need suspenders to hold your pants up.. :shock:

It sure does seem I may have landed a nice one that will stay a while with the rest of my pack...After getting a toenail and seeing it for what it is I can see how they are one of the most highly prized knives out there for collecting... 8)

Regards,

Sunburst

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 3:33 pm
by justold52
This is my first Sunfish/Toenail too and only one yet. :wink:

She is a Winchester Sunfish Elephant Toenail Genuine Sambar Deer Stag 1998.
W18 250120 45-70 Cartridge Stag 4" closed.
Made by Winchester tooling at Blue Grass Cutlery in Ohio.
Came with a 1990 pick to OPEN it with.

My photo does not show the shine on the handles, but they sure does in my hand.

Sunburst hope this is not just a Buldog post. I think your stag looks nicer than mine. :cry:

O well just like your photo's better then. ::nod:: ::nod::

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 5:55 pm
by smiling-knife
That is really cool sunburst. Beautiful stag and etch on that knife. Ken I like your knife too. That pattern is starting to grow on me ::tu:: Do they come with a coupon for free visit to the chiropractor ::doh:: I suppose if you had one in each pocket they would provide extra stability in icy or windy conditions. :mrgreen: s-k

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 6:05 pm
by Hukk
sunburst wrote: I have never owned such a heavy, beefy knife it's almost crazy. You would need suspenders to hold your pants up.. :shock:

It sure does seem I may have landed a nice one that will stay a while with the rest of my pack...After getting a toenail and seeing it for what it is I can see how they are one of the most highly prized knives out there for collecting... 8)

Regards,

Sunburst
:lol: :lol: :lol: Yeah, I was going to write that last night. Careful your pants don't fall down to your ankles. :oops: :oops: Or, careful if your pants ride to low, someone may think you're a gang member :shock:
Seriously, I think those are the best sunfish Bulldog made and you have 1 of 60. ::ds::

Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 8:15 pm
by knowtracks
Great Toenail there Sunburst!
Love the stag and the 6 pin configuration.

Dave

Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 3:05 am
by OldToenailCollector
justold52 wrote:This is my first Sunfish/Toenail too and only one yet. :wink:

She is a Winchester Sunfish Elephant Toenail Genuine Sambar Deer Stag 1998.
W18 250120 45-70 Cartridge Stag 4" closed.
Made by Winchester tooling at Blue Grass Cutlery in Ohio.
Came with a 1990 pick to OPEN it with.

My photo does not show the shine on the handles, but they sure does in my hand.

Sunburst hope this is not just a Buldog post. I think your stag looks nicer than mine. :cry:

O well just like your photo's better then. ::nod:: ::nod::
Justold52
Really nice toenail! I did always like the Winchester toenails, but had to sell them ALL to get up some $$ to buy a big collection of old ones.....took a beating too.
Keep it up

I'll second that....for sure

Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 3:09 am
by OldToenailCollector
"After getting a toenail and seeing it for what it is I can see how they are one of the most highly prized knives out there for collecting..."

Regards,

Sunburst

I'll second that declaration for sure! ::tu:: It is very easy to get bit by the toenail bug...but be careful, it is about like having kids....costly :lol:

Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 1:38 pm
by sunburst
justold52 wrote:This is my first Sunfish/Toenail too and only one yet. :wink:

nod::
Hello Ken,

I do believe that Winchester is a beauty and just as fine as the one I was showing..If my hunch is correct your Toenail was made by Queen Cutlery so the quality would be excellent..

I have noticed that you have been pulling all kinds of secret beauty's out of your knife drawer here lately Ken. I want to know what else are you holding back from us.. ::huff:: Thanks for sharing.. ::tounge::

Re: I'll second that....for sure

Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 1:44 pm
by sunburst
OldToenailCollector wrote: I'll second that declaration for sure! ::tu:: It is very easy to get bit by the toenail bug...but be careful, it is about like having kids....costly :lol:
Oh,oh that's all I need a couple more expenses similar to having kids..Yikes.. ::smirk:: Well I won't deny that I have been paying a little more attention to the Toenail auction boards.. ::drool::

Sunburst 8)

Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 5:03 pm
by justold52
Sunburst; "I do believe that Winchester is a beauty and just as fine as the one I was showing..If my hunch is correct your Toenail was made by Queen Cutlery so the quality would be excellent.."

You sure do know the Queens stuff. ::nod:: That question you had about the Queens Trapper was that for me?

But your Stag Toenail still looks real good to me. :mrgreen:
Roger - 50/2050 has some really BOSS Toenails IMO. :mrgreen: ::tu::

To answer you’re thoughts about me hiding some knives? It took me along time before I got a camera. I am still learning how to take good photos like you do. I will post a NEW (as Sunburst calls it "secret beauty's") called COLEMAN. Check that out. ::smirk::

Thanks ALL AAPK members for your kind words here too. Some days those words help me get through the week.

Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 7:59 pm
by sunburst
Another Sunfish/Toenail to add to the mix courtesy of JFarmer @ North 40 Cutlery

http://allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_s ... e18-y.html


Fight'n Rooster Sunfish Whittler :D :) 8)