All About Pocket Knives

Let's see your favorite Bulldog.Hear is one of mine.My wife has claimed this one for her own,what's a man to do.lol

Nice one Knifetime, too bad it's not yours anymore Here one I favor.Slim

Boy she is a nice en Slim.Thanks for posting it for us to see.
Hear are a few more out the one's I have that I favor.
Don't laugh at the little pen knives, they are some of the best made Bulldogs I have.LoL

Knifetime, I don't think all the Bulldog knives that came out of the Olbertz factory were 1st class.Nice group. Slim

Thank you.

Here's one of my favorites. I have posted this on another thread but thought it wouldn't hurt to post it here too.

I didn't think I had anything to add to this thread but there I go, wrong again. I have a couple of Bulldog Cotton Samplers I've had for 10+ years. I've always assumed the handles are acrylic. Anyone know for sure?

Please excuse the poor picture.

Great Stag on that beauty, bkazz5 _________Jerry,I don't know,but I was thinkin' these 2006 Bulldog Barlows,that I have are ""Acrylic"" ???? I have them in a case with other knives, and so far""no problems"" ****Maybe someone will come along and fill us in !!!!!

Yes Jerry they should be,if they were made in the last 10 years.very nice knives.
Nice Bulldogs guy's thanks for posting.

Those Cotton Samplers are 1996 (Love it when they stamp the year on the tang. No code, no guessing.)

Nice Bulldogs fellas. Just looked at one of my posts on this thread. Knifetime' what I meant to say was I think all the Bulldogs that came out of the Olbertz factory were 1st class sorry bro,sometimes my brain and my fingers don't work together. Here's another of mine I like a lot. Parker called this oyster shell and I was wondering if it to was acrylic?Slim

slimpickins wrote:Nice Bulldogs fellas. Just looked at one of my posts on this thread. Knifetime' what I meant to say was I think all the Bulldogs that came out of the Olbertz factory were 1st class sorry bro,sometimes my brain and my fingers don't work together. Here's another of mine I like a lot. Parker called this oyster shell and I was wondering if it to was acrylic?Slim

LoL that's what I thought you meant.They are very well made knives,at least the ones I have seem to be.

There is "oyster shell" and they made knives with that material but if it is synthetic it depends on win it was made.All the ones I have and have saw that were made after about 1990s are acrylic.Are you sure that is synthetic ?

I will tell you something that I have noticed about acrylic,it looks like it has a clear coat over the handle and the cellod looks flat."no clear coat over it"So if it looks like there is a thick clear coat over the scales thin most of the time it is acrylic.Just my observation.

My favorite Bulldogs are the early ones .... any model as long as it has the old style stag on it. If I had to pick a favorite model Id say it would be a Muskrat ... Ive got one in one of the folders but not in this picture... ..Im thinking maybe I should post a recent picture of "Olive"

Olive.. she was a sigfield dancer in the 1920's Lived hard and died young and good looking .... I know its not in the official Bulldog book any more but it is a favorite... I hope scrimshaw nudity is allowed.. Wouldn't want to offend anyone

heres a few bulldog cells

Willy wrote:Olive.. she was a sigfield dancer in the 1920's Lived hard and died young and good looking .... I know its not in the official Bulldog book any more but it is a favorite... I hope scrimshaw nudity is allowed.. Wouldn't want to offend anyone

Allowed and welcome,thanks for posting hear for us to see.It is a great knife.

Fish,most of those should be acrylic.I know the 2congress and the toothpick are.Great knives

There are some nice knives on this thread

Here's is one of my favorites............


Tim

Willy wrote:Olive.. she was a sigfield dancer in the 1920's Lived hard and died young and good looking .... I know its not in the official Bulldog book any more but it is a favorite... I hope scrimshaw nudity is allowed.. Wouldn't want to offend anyone

Why was it removed Willy.

Its still posted... as long as were talking about the scrimshaw knife....

I posted a few pictures of knives I had made at the factory... I don't have any of them any more but my son does... I had 5 made of each handle and no blade etch... They are rare for sure..I've never seen one of them for sale since I sold them ..

Very cool knives,thanks for posting.

Sorry Knifetime for not responding right away, been gone for a few days. The oyster shell whittler is stamped 1993 and does appear to have a clear-coat so probably acrylic, also has no signs of gassing. Sl;im

How about this one????
E-mail me if interested.

I think they are some of the nicest looking ones they did "peacock",supper nice looking etch and the waterfall handles is some of my favorite stuff with pinched bolsters and a Sowbelly to boot what more could a man want in a knife.Thanks for showing it to us.