We have a tradition going with the BFC markings on previous knives. By that I mean including the "C". The 2009 Barlow has it right on the bolster. I thought we didn't need it, but bowed to the majority. For me the question is; do we keep, or drop, the tradition??
Labelling the knife "Limited Edition" or something like that brings it too close to being a "Collector knife" versus a real knife! I want a knife that reminds me of my good friends here, but is o.k. to stick in my pocket, or cut something with.
After this point I will refrain from further comment, but let's decide which is best for this coming knife, and for those that follow. Is the reference to the internet important, or not?? I don't see it as a problem for the stamp being traditional in format; it is traditional. It is only about the information.
Quite a rant for an old knife-fart!