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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/
AND THE WINNER IS........What should I give away......2000 posts coming up......
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Very generous of you Campbell. One of my all time favorite knives is that Sleeveboard Tony Bose of yours but I guess I should pick one of my own and this one is just as easy to call my favorite. Love all your knives and thank you.
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1 favorite? Okay. Schrade 8-OT, got it when I was 11. Sucker's never let me down, and never will.
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My ADD kicked in half way throught reading your post Campell but I registered the part about naming my favorite knife.
The one whose been with me the most miles, the one I had in my pocket long before I considered myself a collector and knifeknut:
my old Marbles whittler.
BTW congratulations on past and future posts. Always a pleasure (and a laugh) to read them.
The one whose been with me the most miles, the one I had in my pocket long before I considered myself a collector and knifeknut:
my old Marbles whittler.
BTW congratulations on past and future posts. Always a pleasure (and a laugh) to read them.
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This is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the refractory abilities of water. It flies in the face of naysayers. It is a monument to motorized transportation and mythical beasts.
Rainbows are neat. ROYGBIV. One of the first things I remember learning as a young lad. Never forgot it.
It is both amazing and miraculous that motorized wheel chair type thingees exist. I hope I never have to use one. But if I do, I hope that I look as jazzed about it as this woman does.
Bonus Hai-Ku:
Proud, strong, unicorn
I will park my Rascal at
End of the rainbow
Rainbows are neat. ROYGBIV. One of the first things I remember learning as a young lad. Never forgot it.
It is both amazing and miraculous that motorized wheel chair type thingees exist. I hope I never have to use one. But if I do, I hope that I look as jazzed about it as this woman does.
Bonus Hai-Ku:
Proud, strong, unicorn
I will park my Rascal at
End of the rainbow
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There are some incredible knives being posted in this thread. Thank you Campbell for the giveaway, which is brining out all of these favorites.
Although it doesn't yet get the pocket time it deserves, my favorite is still my Bruce Bump #27 "Blue Mountain Trapper".
Thanks again for the chance Campbell, I'm sure it will be something awesome.
Although it doesn't yet get the pocket time it deserves, my favorite is still my Bruce Bump #27 "Blue Mountain Trapper".
Thanks again for the chance Campbell, I'm sure it will be something awesome.
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Campbell,
Laddie, you've fine taste in knives. Have no idea how you came by the patriotic seahorse but I PM'd you about what I think "d" is.
My favorite knife is my granddad's TL-39. IIRC his was a Keen Cutter. He's been gone 12 years now. His pocket knife is the easiest thing to lay hold of that reminds me of him. I've got some more significant things too but I keep this one handy.
Laddie, you've fine taste in knives. Have no idea how you came by the patriotic seahorse but I PM'd you about what I think "d" is.
My favorite knife is my granddad's TL-39. IIRC his was a Keen Cutter. He's been gone 12 years now. His pocket knife is the easiest thing to lay hold of that reminds me of him. I've got some more significant things too but I keep this one handy.
job on the BF knife!