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Couple Of Knives I Got Today

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Here is a couple of beauties that my wife gave me. This Bulldog is now one of my favorites in my collection. It was made in 1986.

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And this is my one and only Case Classic. It was made in 1991.

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Looks Great! Those first generation Bulldog Barlows I believe are some of the best knives made knives I've ever had. As soon as you feel them in your hand, you can feel quality.
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I know what you mean Hukk. That Barlow does have a great feel to it. I will have to have some more of those. Do you have them all Hukk?

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Those 1st generation barlows are some of the best quality bulldog ever made. The Greenbones are also nice. The ones with the "OUR BEST"blades also have a real attractive crest shield.
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Yes, I have seen some of those Tom. Gorgeous knives 8)

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jfarmer wrote:I know what you mean Hukk. That Barlow does have a great feel to it. I will have to have some more of those. Do you have them all Hukk?

James
No, but I sure wish I did. I do have a Barlow of my own design loosely based on the first generation Bulldog Barlow, it will be slightly longer and I'm toying with 3 different handles, Mammoth Ivory, tooth, or a California jade with elephant ivory. Depends on the colors I get as far as what I end up with.

I would really like to make it with some Robert Eggerling Mosaic Damascus blades and/or bolsters. I just need the time to do it, between projects, I guess. I have some real nice Eggerling Mosaic Damascus on hand, some from Donnelly, Chad Nichols, Chris Marks, and Devin Thomas as well. I got quite a few from metsalaknives on eBay and Tony is a real nice guy to work with.

Tom is right, the Green bones are just as as nice as stag - ALMOST, just a well made knife. These are amoungst the highest quality knives I've handled.
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Very nice James those are fantastic looking knives, the Bulldog barlow being my favorite as well. I had one just like the one pictured but I recently sold it in pursuit of the Tony Bose/Case knives. Now I'm feeling heartsick that I don't have it anymore...Thanks for sharing.

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That is a sweet little Barlow! Great blade shape.

I picked one up just like it a few months ago, and I really like it.

Congrats.................................
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Love those 1st Gens James. SantaWife was good to you. Both knives are excellent.
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SWEET!!..Especially that Bulldog!! ::tu::
LOVE that stag!!
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Thanks guys :)

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