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sort of introduction to this part of forums :courage:

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Muela Damascus

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carbon Opinels

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,GEC Jack,electrician knife,pruning knife,Svord Peasant

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Buck Stockman(gone as gift)

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SAK group photo(Opinels and SAK is most traditional i can find here)

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i carried mostly modern folders(Benchmade and Spyderco,and they are great knives) as EDC,but somehow they just stopped being satisfying,am i evolved,or it comes with age :confused:
thanks to input from members here and litlle help from friend in USA i have another GEC on my way, actually two of them :untroubled:

Amazingly, today i found shop in my town that have couple of Case knives in window(it is Sunday,shop is closed,but first thing in the morning ;)) )
 
I'm 16, and I recently am pretty much over modern knives too. I don't think it comes with age, but a maturing taste in cutlery. I started with crappy knives, then moved up to SOG, then Spyderco, then Benchmade, and now I have a Sebenza. But recently, a Case Swayback Jack caught my eye, and I jumped on it. So yeah, I think it's just maturing taste.
Also, nice knives.;)
 
Welcome to the coolest section of BF! ;)
You seem to have found the path of knife wisdom :rolleyes: if we can call that wisdom :D
Your pruner looks interesting (for some reasons, these knives always seem to catch my eye), and of course your SAK's, Opinel's, and GEC #25 (I recently acquired one).
I assume you live outside the US...you're not the only one who finds it hard to get a GEC (or any other American traditionals), sbut we all find a way to get some... ;)

Fausto
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Fausto, I'm almost same distance from Italian coast as you,but on eastern side ;)
couple years ago i bought one pattada,somewhere inland Olbia,unfortunately i left it on boat :(
 
Dobar dan, Rinos!

That´s a nice knife, for starting the collection. I spent this year my holidays in Omis, Hrvatska. Not far away from Split. Nice landscape!

Me, Fausto and you have the problem getting a GEC at a usual prizerange, over all. Here in Germany they not as available as they are in Croatia, I think.

Kind regards from Bavaria
Andi
 
I just noticed that you had your location written... :rolleyes:
Sorry for your Pattada but...there's always time for another :D

Fausto
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Welcome Rinos, thats quite a collection so far, nice to see the New Zealand name in there !
 
It seems like traditional knives are the end of the line for knife interest evolution. Personally I went from balisongs to spyderco folders and finally to traditionals.
 
Hello, nice stable you have there. Good luck with the shop tomorrow!
 
That Pruner is interesting.

All knives, Ancient&Modern are great when carried with dignity, welcome to the forum! Many of us Europeans are here with many other people combining with our American friends.
 
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