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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.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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r8shell
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Happy birthday, @Pt-Luso!
I know they have a taste for Bokers, especially. It's alright, though. I can often get a bargain on a nice old knife that's missing the shield. I hope to get some time to tinker this weekend, as I have plans for that one.
That 'piller was just walking along peacefully, when I plonked the knife down in his path for the shot.
For today, I'm carrying a Blue SAK (farmer? I can never remember the model names) and an old W.H.Morley.
They make the rounds, don't they?Well, premium or not, I think it’s mighty sweet. That’s a thing of beauty, my friend.
I see the shield thieves headed down Austin way after hitting my knife drawer!
I know they have a taste for Bokers, especially. It's alright, though. I can often get a bargain on a nice old knife that's missing the shield. I hope to get some time to tinker this weekend, as I have plans for that one. Full Disclosure: it was a fake news staged photo.Thanks for the additional pic of your teardrop under attack!
That 'piller was just walking along peacefully, when I plonked the knife down in his path for the shot. Speaking of tinkering this weekend, I may need oil up the Lambsfoots for a new picture of the whole flock.Congrats on the new lambsfoot Hartshead Barlows, Vince & Rachel; kudos to @Modoc ED for his generosity!!
For today, I'm carrying a Blue SAK (farmer? I can never remember the model names) and an old W.H.Morley.
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Those Krack-a-Jack #76's are beyond amazing,
my absolute favorite pocket knife of all time.
Some day I will have one of my own.!!!
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Wondering what my sowbelly stockman is this week? Let me show you - it's a Rough Rider carbon steel sowbelly:
Curious about what my "regular" stockman is this week? It's actually somewhat irregular, being a Case humpback stockman with a spear main (thanks, Mike):
Are you dying to know what economy canoe I have this week? Wait for it ... the ever-popular Marbles with "damascus etch" blades and stag bone covers:
Itching to see my premium canoe this week? Feast your eyes on this stag Mohawk canoe from AG Russell by way of Germany:
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Curious about what my "regular" stockman is this week? It's actually somewhat irregular, being a Case humpback stockman with a spear main (thanks, Mike):
Are you dying to know what economy canoe I have this week? Wait for it ... the ever-popular Marbles with "damascus etch" blades and stag bone covers:
Itching to see my premium canoe this week? Feast your eyes on this stag Mohawk canoe from AG Russell by way of Germany:
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paulhilborn
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Fine selection GT
Like em all Gary but that Mohawk Canoe floats above the falls
Nice turn of phrase Paul
paulhilborn
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Thanks Jack, I have to up my game when entering into Gary's world of wordsmithingFine selection GT
Nice turn of phrase Paul
Have a great weekend my friend
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Amir Fleschwund
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Thanks, Bruce! I agree~ the sandpaper scratches don’t make it less useful.
Wishing you well with the cataract removals!
Hey don’t be throwing around the F word around here!Could be frost tonight.
I have a bed replanted in lettuce, spinach, and arugula that’s only 2” high.
As long as that F holds off, I can get a second cool weather harvest.
I enjoy seeing your harvest and canning efforts, Dave. Last Sat I used up the last of my quart mason jars on another batch of mango salsa.
I remember seeing that one before! Without a doubt the greatest shield of all time! Great knife!JohnDF your continued devotion lately to your beautifully handled 76 Jack has inspired me to return my variation to EDC use. Ole Jack has a comfortable and familiar feel in my hand. OH
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Still carrying this one. I love it!
Prester John
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Took me a while to catch up with this thread. Moving fast!
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Got some great news today: my order from Fontenille Pataud shipped! It is a Thiers Natural (11.5 cm). Can't wait!
That is gorgeous!Today it is a new addition to my Opinel collection. A number 8 with an olive wood handle. Sharpened and stropped right after unboxing. I usually prefer the carbon blades, but I really wanted this olive wood which was only in stock in stainless.
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Got some great news today: my order from Fontenille Pataud shipped! It is a Thiers Natural (11.5 cm). Can't wait!
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What on earth is that pattern called? I love it. Looks like it's great at hiding the points of blades.
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Love that mellow yellow duo, Dee!
Thanks, Gary!