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.
Enjoy it in good health, Gary!!!I was waiting to hear back fromwaynorth Charlie before I let it be known that he gifted this nice folder when we met up at the rendezvous it’s a very nice Shatt & Morgan folder that rides every day with me
Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr
Thanks again sir! Glad to see you again and good to hear you made it back home safely
G2
Augie
traded to me!! Beauty!! Older arched stamp!!
You definitely won the stag lotteryMy Rendezvous booty is finally making its way to Canada, and onto my scratchy scanner!!
The meetup was like old home week, seeing all those wonderful people, but it was an opportunity to purchase a few desirable knives also!! Here are four interesting ones:
From the top;
>Empire Winsted, ca WWI!! A teardrop Easy Open Jack - near full, and note is has no pull on the main blade, like an early EO!!!
>Next a #93 Cocobola Ramsfoot; turns out it's a 'prototype' from GEC!!
>third is a Buffalo Cutlery Spey Jack, that
>Last, one of Bill's many Special Assemblies - A Red Stag Ben Hogan!!!
There were several great SAs - couldn't get them all, but I sure wanted them!!
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There were a few nice ones there, David - it was a tough choice!!You definitely won the stag lottery
Wow, you are posting some real beauties!! I love the historical text on that most recent photo. I've driven through Marion quite a few times!
Thanks lithicus!! Jamie's a good man!!
mrknife
; Some months ago, Jack gifted me the Jack Wolf "Little Bro", and then mailed me the "Big Bro" during the Rendezvous, which he couldn't attend!!!
That little bro!!Gifts from
So I consider the "Big Bro" a Rendezvous gift!! Also met Ben Belkin, the producer, at the show!!
Interesting knives!! Traditional formats in modern materials!! Useful hollow-ground blades -very interesting, and certainly useful ---- Thanks, Jack!!!View attachment 2226163
gem for sure
mrknife
Nice haul there Charlie, new and old models alike!My Rendezvous booty is finally making its way to Canada, and onto my scratchy scanner!!
The meetup was like old home week, seeing all those wonderful people, but it was an opportunity to purchase a few desirable knives also!! Here are four interesting ones:
From the top;
>Empire Winsted, ca WWI!! A teardrop Easy Open Jack - near full, and note is has no pull on the main blade, like an early EO!!!
>Next a #93 Cocobola Ramsfoot; turns out it's a 'prototype' from GEC!!
>third is a Buffalo Cutlery Spey Jack, that
>Last, one of Bill's many Special Assemblies - A Red Stag Ben Hogan!!!
There were several great SAs - couldn't get them all, but I sure wanted them!!
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Gifts from
So I consider the "Big Bro" a Rendezvous gift!! Also met Ben Belkin, the producer, at the show!!
Interesting knives!! Traditional formats in modern materials!! Useful hollow-ground blades -very interesting, and certainly useful ---- Thanks, Jack!!!View attachment 2226163
Charlie, that Ben Hogan stag is making me feel kinda weak in the knees. Might need to go take a walk!My Rendezvous booty is finally making its way to Canada, and onto my scratchy scanner!!
The meetup was like old home week, seeing all those wonderful people, but it was an opportunity to purchase a few desirable knives also!! Here are four interesting ones:
From the top;
>Empire Winsted, ca WWI!! A teardrop Easy Open Jack - near full, and note is has no pull on the main blade, like an early EO!!!
>Next a #93 Cocobola Ramsfoot; turns out it's a 'prototype' from GEC!!
>third is a Buffalo Cutlery Spey Jack, that
>Last, one of Bill's many Special Assemblies - A Red Stag Ben Hogan!!!
There were several great SAs - couldn't get them all, but I sure wanted them!!
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I like the way the reddish brown stag compliments the copper bolsters. I have never seen a Lambsfoot on a teardrop pattern. It works well. I’ll have to head over to JSR and see if there are any more.
Here's the COA, Travman!!!
