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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Get out my way! That’s my knife!!!!Do people really enjoy these "frenzies"?
It feels kinda low class. Like an online version of people trampling each other at the Walmart.
If it starts to smell like a frenzy, I'm as out as Lil Nas X.
Thank you for the clarification, Eric!Not real Alex, maybe he was thinking of the J.B.F. Champlin run? Or he was joking
Eric
Those turned out amazing by the way, real gorgeous looking knives!Not real Alex, maybe he was thinking of the J.B.F. Champlin run? Or he was joking
Eric
I have not heard that!! Ken told me they are waiting for their boxes/packaging, and that GEC made them!!I am surprised that no one has posted any pictures of the latest run of M&G’s. The latest run was produced by Albers cutlery.
GEC's forged punch!! Beauties!!Thank you for the clarification, Eric!
However, I did found something interesting on another well known forum.
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Sorry guys. I didn’t mean to start a rumor. I definitely was thinking of the J.B.F. Champlin run of new knives.Not real Alex, maybe he was thinking of the J.B.F. Champlin run? Or he was joking
Eric
Thank you for the clarification, Eric!
However, I did found something interesting on another well known forum.
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I am a bit disappointed also, but GEC has changed from the making of myriad patterns of years ago, which was certainly a harder and more expensive endeavor!!That said, I'm a little bummed that they didn't work on a distinctly M&G type of pattern/configuration. Their offerings have always been uniquely different from GEC's standard runs.
Looks like this days they are trying to use what they currently have, and that behavior is seen even within the regular "public" models (same cover materials, same shields etc.).That said, I'm a little bummed that they didn't work on a distinctly M&G type of pattern/configuration. Their offerings have always been uniquely different from GEC's standard runs.
I am a bit disappointed also, but GEC has changed from the making of myriad patterns of years ago, which was certainly a harder and more expensive endeavor!!
I will propose that the prices would be outta sight!!![]()
Looks like this days they are trying to use what they currently have, and that behavior is seen even within the regular "public" models (same cover materials, same shields etc.).
When I mentioned the Rendezvous, Joan Mae featured quite the grimace - I think the event is turning into something that they never anticipated it becoming.
Thank you for the clarification, Eric!
However, I did found something interesting on another well known forum.
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When I mentioned the Rendezvous, Joan Mae featured quite the grimace - I think the event is turning into something that they never anticipated it becoming.
So some people's dream of GEC making mostly loads of 15s might become reality? Man...When I visited the factory in August, the general attitude I was picking up on was that they simply want to make pocket knives, cutting tools that they can get in as many hands as they can. The collectible nature and surging popularity seem to be a bit lost on them. When I mentioned the Rendezvous, Joan Mae featured quite the grimace - I think the event is turning into something that they never anticipated it becoming.