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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.
Your newest addition:traditionals of course!
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afishhunter
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That is GREEN!I’m feeling festive this year and now I’m ready
Almost looks like it is glowing from UV ... or a 1960's "black light". 
kyhunt
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Thanks Brother ! Yes surprisingly they are
Looks like Queen/Bear and Son definitely moved the bar up much higher
I was not expecting the fit and finish that these have .
kyhunt
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Thanks Brother ! Yes surprisingly they are
Looks like Queen/Bear and Son definitely moved the bar up much higher
I was not expecting the fit and finish that these have .
Thanks. I’ve been tempted by some of those newer Queens lately.
Buckeye Sharp
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Looks like you got a good one! My dad has every one of the SMKW Christmas Bell Trappers. That's always a Christmas gift that he looks forward to. I missed out on the engraved version this year, but was at least able to get him the plain bolster one to keep the set going.Made sure I didn't snooze on these like I've done the last couple years where they quickly vanished!
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This one is called The BoneFish with Slash Pine fat carbon and blue liners.
Pretty excited as you can tell and it’s a well made knife and feels so good in hand. This combo is sold out not many made don’t have the exact number but glad to have got one. Even the kydex sheath he makes by hand in house .
btb01
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I was pleasantly surprised by this little guy. I knew these were small — and it’s definitely small — but the proportions are good, and unlike some other tiny GECs I’ve handled, this one feels more like a miniature version of a larger knife, and I like that about it.
It has pretty good walk and talk, it’s nice and slim, and the butt end was finished really well, with nice, crisp corners and the clean transitions.
It has pretty good walk and talk, it’s nice and slim, and the butt end was finished really well, with nice, crisp corners and the clean transitions.
JonesJorgen
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Got my hands in a 2002 Buck 112 Ranger 100 years anniversary edition. Needs a cleaning and some polishing, but it’s in great condition
afishhunter
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You're welcome.Just received this 1978 Western 742 today. Several of you are partially responsible for me “needing” one of these………. You know who you are!View attachment 2703480View attachment 2703481
You got a nice one.
Received the Russlock last night and the slip Saturday. Pocket worn gray bone (CS).
The Fort
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I’m not sure if it was this one or the previous Ancient I’d turned down and left in the display case “back when”. I was no stranger to GEC at the time but not quite understood the significance of a CC knife nor what Charlie was attempting with these.
Anyway, I said nah at the time and now I’ve paid the price
I do really like an all-steel 15 though so I’m a happy lad.
Anyway, I said nah at the time and now I’ve paid the price
I do really like an all-steel 15 though so I’m a happy lad.