Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[mrknife]

Mail call today brought in 2:
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The 15 is good, better after a flush. The 35 though.. REALLY nice walk and talk. Waxed and put it away but man it's tempting me to blade delete and keep my beer and sausage into a single blade user.

and have em add a half stop

 

[brokebladeenthusiast28]

 

[FredcDobbs45]

Hi all, I'm a new member but I've been into traditional slipjoints for a while now. Here is my newest- a case 75 stockman in carbon steel. Thanks for looking!

https://imgur.com/a/lqyXsQ5

 

[hsherzfeld]

Hi all, I'm a new member but I've been into traditional slipjoints for a while now. Here is my newest- a case 75 stockman in carbon steel. Thanks for looking!

https://imgur.com/a/lqyXsQ5

Welcome! That’s a nice one, for sure!

 

[doulos]

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[Centermass]

Just a standard Buck 119 from 1991 thanks to R rc51kid on the Exchange. No, not the first 119 I’ve ever had, but I was missing having one.

 

[screened porch]

H&H Blades, in D2. The knife was wrapped in a heavy, oiled plastic bag and put in its sheath, which was in another plastic bag and a bubble wrap bag and a cardboard box.
It came very sharp.
The horizontal straps are riveted on for molle compatibility. (What's that? Go ask Alice.)
There's plenty of room in the sheath for one of my milk bottle plastic liners.

The blade is 3/16" thick.
I've been looking for a knife just like this, never mind the few I have that are not at all unlike this.
My kind of price, too.

 

[Honest_Thomas]

My first with N/S liners… First African Blackwood… First CK SFO…

 

[kyhunt]

Just a standard Buck 119 from 1991 thanks to R rc51kid on the Exchange. No, not the first 119 I’ve ever had, but I was missing having one.

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I really like those old style Buck sheaths.

 

[timgiesel]

New BF24 #348 next to his well used brother #282