The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Congratulations
Which model did you get?
NiceDon't recall the name, small 3+" blade. Sharp as all get out.
Yeah, that one has a name that doesn't exactly trip off the tongue - The BS1FTS! 
Great little knife though 
I'm astonished at the quality for such a low price. It's really sharp out of the box and I'm going to mod it with blue and yellow liners, as well as a forced patina... But first, it's going on a hike with me on Sunday and clear some trails
Hey! Congratulations! Pretty incredible they're still making those knives isn't it?View attachment 1847039
My Adventurer was delivered today
The sheath is really nice, as I do like danglers very much, the leather is thick and the added firesteel a great touch!
Slava Ukraini!
That's a great idea about the blue and yellow liners, can't wait to see how they look Enjoy your hike Slava Ukraini! 
As promised, here are some pics. The dangler sheath turns out to be a nice fit for a BK16 as well:
r8shell
and
Jack Black
for pointing this fine company out, especially in times like this.
That's a really special knife Mark, and a cool-looking oneMy BPS friction folder finally arrived. It took 5 weeks, but still feels like a miracle. It's amazing that BPS could obtain the materials and manufacture the knife, and that the Ukrainian mail service could get it from there to my house halfway around the world. If you're ordering from the US, you should know that USPS had this marked as 'Signature Required'. I would have received it yesterday, if I had only heard the mailman.
The knife itself is very well made with a blade that's just shy of 3 inches and comes nicely sharpened. The scales are rougher than I expected, but it's not a negative. They provide a nice grip.
I didn't pay much attention to the sheath when I ordered it, but I'm glad it came with one. With the long tang and the ease with which it opens, it's not the kind of thing I would just throw into my pocket.
This will always be a special knife to me. One of the best parts about collecting knives (or anything, really), is the story that goes along with it. Without a story, it's just a knife.
Thanks
Next to a Buck 112...
Mark
I'm glad it made it out of the warzone, as you say, it's pretty amazing Nice write-up 
My BPS friction folder finally arrived. It took 5 weeks, but still feels like a miracle. It's amazing that BPS could obtain the materials and manufacture the knife, and that the Ukrainian mail service could get it from there to my house halfway around the world. If you're ordering from the US, you should know that USPS had this marked as 'Signature Required'. I would have received it yesterday, if I had only heard the mailman.
The knife itself is very well made with a blade that's just shy of 3 inches and comes nicely sharpened. The scales are rougher than I expected, but it's not a negative. They provide a nice grip.
I didn't pay much attention to the sheath when I ordered it, but I'm glad it came with one. With the long tang and the ease with which it opens, it's not the kind of thing I would just throw into my pocket.
This will always be a special knife to me. One of the best parts about collecting knives (or anything, really), is the story that goes along with it. Without a story, it's just a knife.
Thanks
Next to a Buck 112...
Mark
Very nice and a stout hoss.
