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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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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Old Engineer
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These are old photos but it is what I am carrying today . Such a nice carry for me . Pinchable , fits the hands , can get it dirty , sharpens well , and it is a Lambfoot .
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black mamba
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I'm afraid I've become quite boring. I like my BladeForums Viper so much that I carry it nearly every day, at home. Usually a multi-blade when I go out, but around the house this little Viper does everything very well.
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Nothing fancy, but it is sure nice to have around
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Really like that red shield on that mini copperhead Gary, and as John said, that blue is special.
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I’m at scout camp with my boy again this weekend.
We were checking out the teepee, which got refurbed this last year. I was telling him how I used to camp here as a Cub Scout, and at the end of camp we’d wait by the teepee for our parents to come claim us.
I said that they must have changed it up since then because it used to sit on a grassy hill. I remember that some boys planted pine saplings up there one summer as a service project. Then I thought about it for a minute and realized I’m getting old.
I’ve been carrying around this Case trapper that I can’t seem to kick out of my pocket.
We were checking out the teepee, which got refurbed this last year. I was telling him how I used to camp here as a Cub Scout, and at the end of camp we’d wait by the teepee for our parents to come claim us.
I said that they must have changed it up since then because it used to sit on a grassy hill. I remember that some boys planted pine saplings up there one summer as a service project. Then I thought about it for a minute and realized I’m getting old.
I’ve been carrying around this Case trapper that I can’t seem to kick out of my pocket.
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Great trio right there!
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Lucky... I miss those days.
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Thank you very much, Gus!
My wife pretty much just rolls her eyes now!You're a punny guy.
Thank you my friend!Perfect pairing.
Big congratulations! Sounds like a full house for Hollidays!!In other news my daughter delivered my 7th grandchild, a healthy boy and I'm feeling blessed and on top of the world today.
Very first one, and I really do like it!
Thanks, Jeff!! I'll probably eat lots of garlic next round, that aught to keep them back some!
Bet that one is right up there in your most treasured!! A real beauty, Jack!! The others aren't no slouches either!Stan Shaw made me up this Stockman from old parts, and put horn covers on, instead of wood.
Thank you kindly, Jack! I reall like carrying the two, great flexibility between just two blades!You are doing a storming job with those multi-quotes Dennis
You'll get your groove Gary!! I was afraid me and my wife would be tripping over each other, but we do great together, and enjoy camping and sightseeing whenever we can.so I'm struggling adjusting to retirement.
Congratulations on being retired!
Thank you very much, Gary!First-rate couple of wood-handled knives, Dennis!
A real first rate photo, José!I carry today this GEC 83 in Natural Stag.
Very nice combination John!Happy Saturday Everybody
Driving down to to the Bay Area to help my son pack up, moving home for the Summer.
Sure makes a feller jealous!! be safe on the roads...they be crazy out there!A very fine example at that, Gus!JohnDF
Awesome pic pal!! Enjoy the trip and company
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A great Stagurday to all
That is awsome, Todd! Great looking knife, and a cool little buddy!It’s the Jack again for me today. Cutting up some food for the box turtles.View attachment 1581257 They come like dogs when they see me with tomatoes or bananas.View attachment 1581259
That's an all around perfect foto! Knives + guitars!back up...We are having a great time.
I had an electric Ovation many years ago, a Viper, a great guitar, but I sold it before going to Germany. Just like knives, you regret getting rid of them later down the road!Sounds like a great time for you guys!
Looks like it held up fine, Jer!I tried to go summer-practical today, but the main blade is impracticably short. It's a good thing it's all stainless and plastic, because I made a bit of a mess of it with some donut frosting.
I didn't know Buck made such an animal. Plenty "schmancy" for sure!!Time for some “schmancy”
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A great rest of the day to all... lockdown Defcon 5 has ended here and the streets are teaming with peeps’. I’ll be catching’ rayz and hangin’ just the way I like it, with bar staff on patios with bottomless bevies in hand.... cheers
Hope you have a great time!Next one better than the last! Great Tres Amigos, Gary!!
Not that you're partial or anything?!
The Bull Nose again for the weekend!
Have a great Sunday everyone!
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Pt-Luso
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Pt-Luso
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Peanut-like Knife of the Week is a Case mini copperhead:
Stag/Horn Knife of the Week is a Colt stag muskrat:
Lambsfoot of the Week is Black Jack, a Jack Black 2018 ebony Guardians Lambsfoot SFO:
This knives are awesome, Gary.
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Thanks DeanThank you, Jack. You had a lot of information and good looking knives in your post.
A fantastic pairing JJ, and very appropriate, considering Camillus made the parts for the big LockbackMy interest was peaked when I sawJack Black 's cool posting on the IXL-Schrade, so I dug out mine, adding an early Camillus BSA Scout.
Thanks buddyVersatile duo for you, Jack!
Nice choice Dean
Thanks a lot JJ, I had a great day, and all my knives got lots of useYou're definitely all set, Jack! Have a great time!
Not the BAY AREA??!!Happy Saturday Everybody
Driving down to to the Bay Area to help my son pack up, moving home for the Summer.
Hope you made it OK John That feller looks MEAN!It’s the Jack again for me today. Cutting up some food for the box turtles.View attachment 1581257 They come like dogs when they see me with tomatoes or bananas.
Two classic beauties JJI grabbed these two Schrades today, the big fella is an early GEC made beast.
PERFECT HarryThese are old photos but it is what I am carrying today . Such a nice carry for me . Pinchable , fits the hands , can get it dirty , sharpens well , and it is a Lambfoot .
Harry
Titanic trio Gary
Those two look great TaylorWagon Train today on our main street. Great time with friends and family. This is what I have been carrying. Can't go wrong with this pair!
Sounds like a fantastic weekend my friendI’m at scout camp with my boy again this weekend.
We were checking out the teepee, which got refurbed this last year. I was telling him how I used to camp here as a Cub Scout, and at the end of camp we’d wait by the teepee for our parents to come claim us.
I said that they must have changed it up since then because it used to sit on a grassy hill. I remember that some boys planted pine saplings up there one summer as a service project. Then I thought about it for a minute and realized I’m getting old.
I’ve been carrying around this Case trapper that I can’t seem to kick out of my pocket.
Definitely DennisBet that one is right up there in your most treasured!! A real beauty, Jack!! The others aren't no slouches either!
Thank you kindly, Jack! I really like carrying the two, great flexibility between just two blades!
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The Bull Nose again for the weekend!
Have a great Sunday everyone!
Thank you for the kind words my friend I hope everyone is having a wonderful weekend
I had a great hike yesterday, but I'm definitely feeling my age today! 
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Yup, It'll live. The Swissbuck was made by Wenger, and didn't last long. I may not have been the only person wondering who would buy a SAK if they wanted a Buck, and who would buy a Buck if they wanted a SAK. It's my smallest knife with a saw (about 3.25" closed).Looks like it held up fine, Jer!
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