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.
That is why i am a mere "Deck Swab"with all the highly unusual thread activity at the moment, as some posters try to inflate their post count, in the hope of qualifying for a 2021 forum knife, we ended up halfway down page 2!I can't remember the last time that happened
i did not even notice that. They say you find your own level of incompetence. 
. Hope everyone has a good weekend.
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That is why i am a mere "Deck Swab"
Thanks Dwight, Sheffield has a very interesting history, but the city council don't value it much unfortunately
Good morning Guardians, with all the highly unusual thread activity at the moment, as some posters try to inflate their post count, in the hope of qualifying for a 2021 forum knife, we ended up halfway down page 2!) Have a good Friday Guardians, and enjoy your weekend
The colors of this handle are superb. Congrats on that. 
I missed this episode ....
Even by the following year, I couldn't get anything like the horn I had been promised 
That is outstanding!I'm sorry, it was just a brief renaissance unfortunately
It's just been over to Sheffield this evening with me (pic from a previous visit) 
Happy Friday Guardians, and hope you have a great weekend
What's the wee doohickey there will your 2019 Guardians Lambsfoot? I went over to Sheffield, in one of my pal's vintage vehicles, to pick up a Romesse pot-bellied stove he'd bought (his is the one that looks like a Russian hand-grenade!). We went via Deepcar, where Stan Shaw's widow lives, and onto Stocksbridge, where she was secretary at the British Steel plant. The guy my pal bought the stove from showed us his 'shed', which was like a small museum, with half a dozen vintage motorcycles, dozens of old oil cans, and a load of other interesting stuff, even a few knives Only the second time I've been outside Leeds in over a year, so it made a nice change just to have a short road-trip 
I had a couple of the birthday beers I was sent bydonn tonight
Sounds like a interesting trip and I love the old wood stove.
Unfortunately not Jack, I've been either busy at work or working on another legal deposition for another nurse. Utterly, utterly, utterly shocking what's gone on with this Covid fiasco. There's going to be people going to jail for their involvement in this.
Hope you enjoyed the beer, especially the peanut butter one.
First day off this week so I built a rocket stove for the grand total of $22.30 for when the lights go out.
Then had beer.
Hope everyone has a nice weekend planned.
You guys have some fantastic horn on those 2017 lambs. I never cease to be amazed at the beauty of them. Wonderful knives. Jack when you said "via Deepcar" I thought I was gonna see a British antique car!
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And his wife was the granddaughter of famous Sheffield razor grinder Bill Hukin
...Great to see you here Mike, hope you're keeping well buddy
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JohnDF
's skills are progressing, now that he's had his set for a while now? 
I've learned a few wraps, slides, and transitions with the long, and a few cool tricks with the short.I wonder how
I stepped away from cigarettes 6 years ago also, but I started vaping.
Oh, great! Yet another thing to get hooked on! THANK you guys!
Could not be outdone, this is my lunch, it is Saturday lunchtime, a Thai Chilli meat pie, keeping the samosa theme going.Just having a few samosas for lunch
. You are correct about the Guardians thread being bumped off the front page, but we shall get back to what rightfully belongs to us - Page One - when all the fuss dies down...
