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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.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Collection....
- Thread starter Gary W. Graley
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stjames
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C.H., please see this thread for info and pictures of that knife.
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Gary,
I know how you got all of those Sebenzas, you used your alchemy lab to turn Lancets into Reeve folders. That's the same lab where you keep your elves that turn out all those sheaths, right? There's no way one single person could do all that leather work, work a full time job, and fight the boys away from his daughters!
I also predict that you will have a Mnandi within one month of handling one.
I know how you got all of those Sebenzas, you used your alchemy lab to turn Lancets into Reeve folders. That's the same lab where you keep your elves that turn out all those sheaths, right? There's no way one single person could do all that leather work, work a full time job, and fight the boys away from his daughters!
I also predict that you will have a Mnandi within one month of handling one.
stjames
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C.H., My pleasure. Im glad you like the walnut inlay, a very beautiful knife but I decided to hold off and hope for a large Ebony. (Thanks again for helping me out, Rick! 
) And a big thanks to Joe for helping get the knife out to you in Taiwan.
I would love to get a look at your collection, I believe you have a handmade up your sleeve as well as that rayskin and the fixed blade Ive seen. Nice stuff!
) And a big thanks to Joe for helping get the knife out to you in Taiwan.I would love to get a look at your collection, I believe you have a handmade up your sleeve as well as that rayskin and the fixed blade Ive seen. Nice stuff!
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well G2.. trust in me that the Balisongs are WELL loved in this household I do hope every moment of their existence I can shower them with love.
but hey at least you spent your money for a good cause as the other folks here can attest to..
(i'd better get out of this forum before I get sebenzanistakikinninizstazoided
).
I do hope every moment of their existence I can shower them with love.but hey at least you spent your money for a good cause as the other folks here can attest to..
(i'd better get out of this forum before I get sebenzanistakikinninizstazoided
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James,
Sa-weet!!! Please tell me a little more about the hand made #32--blade profile looks different...
Thanks man!
By the way, I know you do tradeshow work. And I know lots of other guys in show business. But they got nothin' to show for their days labor. I'm speechless.....
Barry H
Sa-weet!!! Please tell me a little more about the hand made #32--blade profile looks different...
Thanks man!
By the way, I know you do tradeshow work. And I know lots of other guys in show business. But they got nothin' to show for their days labor. I'm speechless.....
Barry H
stjames
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Barry, thanks for the compliment, I have been concentrating on CRK folders for a while now. I got the handmade on auction recently, thick slabs and a swedge on top of the blade.
It's not the days labor that gets you, it's the nights labor piled on top of it!