Whatcha got on order? (Traditional Knives Only)

Peregrin said:
Picked this one up on the Exchange from Gary W. Graley Gary W. Graley . I like the older Seki knives and this AG Russell with the VG-10 San Mai looks like something I'd like to carry.
Gary's excellent picture.
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That a cool one,Gary. It has you all over it.
Rufus1949 said:
Cosimo di Benedetto is going to replicate this for me.View attachment 2508697
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That is going to be awesome to compare them. If there is anyone that can do it it is Cosimo.
 
mbkr said:
What is it?
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They call this type of knife the NƔder, named after the knifemaker who first made this type of knife. It's really just a single blade shepherd's knife, the typical juhƔsz bicska otherwise has a smaller hawkbill blade on the other end as well.

This one was made by knifemaker ZoltƔn Papp. It has the typical Hungarian brass decoration and I think the circles represent the sun, I'm not sure. The green handle material is stabilised maple.
 
ISKRA said:
They call this type of knife the NƔder, named after the knifemaker who first made this type of knife. It's really just a single blade shepherd's knife, the typical juhƔsz bicska otherwise has a smaller hawkbill blade on the other end as well.

This one was made by knifemaker ZoltƔn Papp. It has the typical Hungarian brass decoration and I think the circles represent the sun, I'm not sure. The green handle material is stabilised maple.
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Thanks!
 
I just ordered this beautiful little Moki Bird & Trout knife.
I saw a " vintage " example on Ebay and fell in love with it so I looked to see if they still offered something similar.
It turned out that the used " vintage " knife in question is actually current production and it cost less new than they wanted for their used example that was missing it's sheath.
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Hopefully it doesn't take too long to get here from Japan.
 
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I've had the order page for this one open for several days, and almost decided against it. Then today, after two windy days, I have a headache, blurry eyes, and as a result I'm in a bad mood. I decided that I needed something to cheer me up, so I ordered it! I'm not really a full size trapper fan, but I have this notion that I want to have all three Case Wharncliffe trappers. I already have a stag Wharncliffe tiny trapper, and I recently acquired a bonestag Wharncliffe mini trapper, so this will complete the set. Who knows, maybe this will convert me to a trapper fan! (I just can't come to terms with that big, long spey blade.) (A couple of years ago on a visit to the Smoky Mountains I had my hands on a Case Wharncliffe trapper -- hunter green covers as I recall -- but just couldn't decide, so I bought a barlow and a swayback gent instead.)

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Ace Rimmer said:
I've had the order page for this one open for several days, and almost decided against it. Then today, after two windy days, I have a headache, blurry eyes, and as a result I'm in a bad mood. I decided that I needed something to cheer me up, so I ordered it! I'm not really a full size trapper fan, but I have this notion that I want to have all three Case Wharncliffe trappers. I already have a stag Wharncliffe tiny trapper, and I recently acquired a bonestag Wharncliffe mini trapper, so this will complete the set. Who knows, maybe this will convert me to a trapper fan! (I just can't come to terms with that big, long spay blade.) (A couple of years ago on a visit to the Smoky Mountains I had my hands on a Case Wharncliffe trapper -- hunter green covers as I recall -- but just couldn't decide, so I bought a barlow and a swayback gent instead.)

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My life is FULL of retail therapy. I'm probably the most miserable person on the planet based on that....
 
I have two on order, in addition to waiting for the Mr. Knives neverending giveaway box :D
I found a Bucklite 422 for $16.49 on sale, which I am stoked about because I love my 112 but it is a little too heavy for pocket carry. I also ordered a CEM agriculture folder with Bubinga wood handles for $14.29. These two thrifty finds came to $37 with shipping and tax. I keep saying I am not going to buy anymore, but I find myself being weak when I see deals like this.
 
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