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 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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I know what you mean Jer, there's an old one knocking about on my kitchen tableIt's a beauty.
This is one I forget about until someone mentions them. It's a little large and truculent-looking for my jurisdiction.
In the wrong hands, possibly, but let’s be honest - once we’re over a certain age, folks would probably be more concerned we would hurt OURSELVES if we pulled one of those out in public…
Nice
I think I'll round that pen point down after all.
I have a few Lambs I could do with working on
Great to see that one Jer, for some reason my reply, and pic of my own didn't get postedIt's Tuesday!
My triple-springed EKA came up.
That happens to me too. Danged software!Great to see that one Jer, for some reason my reply, and pic of my own didn't get posted
Great knife. I have one in my work bag.It's a beauty.
This is one I forget about until someone mentions them. It's a little large and truculent-looking for my jurisdiction.
Nice old BokerThat happens to me too. Danged software!
Cool picGreat knife. I have one in my work bag.
Campbellclanman
Nice knife and I like that Broad Arrow pliers too! JohnLady Luck dealt me this old Robeson Harness Jack today, a very kind gift from a very kind man, Duncan
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I've not seen one like that before Jer
My lockback stockman. 3.25" main blade.
Thank you sir, my pal with the tool stall sometimes has military-stamped tools in. They're often dated too
It's tucked away. My inner child demanded it when it turned up on the bay. They were so expensive when they were new, and I knew it was the one and only be-all and end-all.I've not seen one like that before Jer
Probably just as well they curtailed European knife sales a decade or so back!It's tucked away. My inner child demanded it when it turned up on the bay. They were so expensive when they were new, and I knew it was the one and only be-all and end-all.
Turns out it's an awkward size, and how strong can that plastic slider be, and when did I ever need a locking stockman anyway?
But, I still love it.
I remembered the knife, didn't get a chance to take a pic!Almost missed Tuesday!
Crosman Blades.
Lucky dip there my friend 
