pistonsandgears
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Finally was able to nab one of these after many attempts! Got an Australian Beefwood, never heard of it but it looks good to me.
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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.
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Albers Cutlery Company
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I think I had a better chance when there was just a page or two for this thread, but still didn't manage to nab one. Ditto about the tire iron.
conrad gutierrez
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Just fantastic!
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I suck at photography, believe me it looks ten times better in hand
Will Power
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If that sucks, I'm happy to bow down to it. Looks superb , tactile too
unclekurty
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I love the bone but I love the beefwood too. A very fine knife. It was a Sophie’s Choice. Thanks Eric.
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Yeah, you couldn’t go wrong! That one is amazing as well!
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Nice!
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Just fantastic!
That jigging is real Old School!Another stunning knife from Eric!
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Eric once again delivered some really interesting cover choices. This Ridgeline jigged bone is one of my new favorites.That jigging is real Old School!
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I’d have to say pretty spectacular!
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+1Beautiful knives Harvey and gorgeous photos.
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I see folks like those beautiful covers, but what keeps catching my eye in those photos is that gorgeous consistent blade edge grind, and the nice crisp sharp blade tips! Those knives are made for cutting stuff!
I don't have one of the Albers Cutlery brand knives, but I do have one example of Eric's handiwork - the "Eric's Jack" he did for us back when Canal Street was still around - the runner-up forum knife from several years ago. Beautiful knife - best example of a stag handle I have ever seen (for my preferences, which are relatively evenly matched slabs, not too fat, relatively smooth).
So this is a pre-Albers Cutlery era, Albers-made knife
I don't have one of the Albers Cutlery brand knives, but I do have one example of Eric's handiwork - the "Eric's Jack" he did for us back when Canal Street was still around - the runner-up forum knife from several years ago. Beautiful knife - best example of a stag handle I have ever seen (for my preferences, which are relatively evenly matched slabs, not too fat, relatively smooth).
So this is a pre-Albers Cutlery era, Albers-made knife
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Thank you Dan. Best wishes for tomorrow.Very nice Harvey! My ETA is tomorrow
Many thanks Todd,Beautiful knives Harvey and gorgeous photos.
Thank you Jack.+1
I definitely noticed the beautiful shape and grind. A cutter for sure.