500 Post, Give Back, Do Unto Others GIVEAWAY: Case Small Texas Jack ->WINNER CHOSEN

I'm in! thanks!

 

Congrats on 500 posts on the traditional subforum. I hope to get there someday. I don't get to post as much as I would like but I stop by often to learn as much as I can about different traditional knife patterns. It seems like I learn something everytime I'm here and for that i'm grateful for all of the wonderful mentors that we have on this subforum. I guess that's why I keep coming back. To read about other peoples experiences and stories and to soak up all of the knowledge. And of course to drool over all of the photos
Thanks for the opportunity

 

Count me in thanks, congrats on the coming 500th post!

 

the donkey photos is what keeps me coming back!

 

I'm in and thanks for the giveaway. My favorite part about the traditional forum is meeting other members and learning about the history of traditional style knives.

 

Congrats on the upcommin' milestone, I'm in and thanks for the giveaway.

 

Thanks, I'm in.

 

OK, I am a basket Case! I am not sure if I am supposed to post knife pics, but I feel inspired.

 

Nice giveaway. Count me in.

Honestly, I did not think I would ever hang out in this subforum. My one and only infraction came from this forum. I saw a thread about douk-douk knives. I posted some pics of the CS pocket Bushman, which I felt was a modern Douk, with the addition of a lock.

I did not even know what forum. I did not think I would come back (I felt it was very uptight to get infracted with no warning).


Some one else invited me to check it out.

Now, when people post non traditional knives in here, it makes me cringe.


I find, that the traditional forum is the most relaxed, least confrontational and most welcoming forum on this site.

It is a great place to hang out and relax.


I had not used or carried a traditional in about more than 2 decades. I had a Scharade old timer as a kid that some one decided they needed more than me (took it out of my coat when I hung it up on the coat rack).

 

I am in.

Thank you.

I now live in two knife wastelands, Chicago and West Palm Beach Florida. Very few good knife stores now. Chicago used to have wonderful Gun & Knife Stores. VL&A sold original Scagels. No more.

BF Traditional Forum has been a haven for me to see and appreciate knives that I will never handle or own.

My sincere thanks to the mods and the many wonderful contributors.

Mike H.

 

Count me in too...I love this sub-forum out of all of them because we all carry knives from an era when people were more civilized and we conduct ourselves as such posting to threads here. Its easy to sit back and see what people are doing with their life and knives and the stories posted are just great.

Congrats on 500!

 

I'm in please. My pics are really bad compared to those already posted. If selected the Texas Jack would to my 8 yo son.

 

I'm in please. Thanks for the opportunity. Love the kitten number generator.

 

I would love to be included in this giveaway. The Traditional subforum has helped me finally appreciate patina. I was scared of it at first, I thought it funky. After reading around though, I've learned that patina shows character of a knife; it's like the history of a knife etched on the blade. With this new knowledge, I'm very eager to start collecting noncarbon steel blades and writing my own story with them. Thanks for the giveaway, and thanks Traditional subforum.

 

Count me in! I just got my first Peanut with my initials and got my dad one for Father's day too! thanks!

 

In like Flynn! I have a need for Case CV! Thank you for your generosity.

 

Awesome! (this is not an entry, since I already entered earlier)

Simply a request to see a video of the kitten selection process, if possible. Sounds awesome!

 

Your thoughts and ideas for this giveaway are outstanding! I too have gained much from visiting and recently contributing to this great sub forum. I as well found GEC here and am grateful as I enjoy their quality and the beautiful hues of a patina'd carbon blade combined with wood or bone handles. I'll post some of the GEC's I've picked up. Thank you for the inspiring giveaway. Hope I'm not to late!