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I'll start.....
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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.
Let's see those laguioles!!!
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Very much so! Keep Em comin!Does this count?
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How does this fair.
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I love this bone handle here, beautiful looking knife.
I'm a big fan of these knives, I've only got one and I love it.
I only use it for cheeses and sausage, bagettes etc...
I'd like to get more eventually, but they're so expensive
I'm a big fan of these knives, I've only got one and I love it.
I only use it for cheeses and sausage, bagettes etc...
I'd like to get more eventually, but they're so expensive
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I have one tiny one and gave my other tiny one to my cousin.
I have seen kits for around $30 that are supposed to be sure-nuff Laguioles and look like they don't need a lot of skills to assemble. Speaking of prices.
I have seen kits for around $30 that are supposed to be sure-nuff Laguioles and look like they don't need a lot of skills to assemble. Speaking of prices.
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given to me by my sister in law 15 years ago, she wanted to get me a knife for Christmas and wanted to know if she did good? 
She's been gone a year this month and it means more now. It's my going out to eat and eating at the friends house knife. 
She's been gone a year this month and it means more now. It's my going out to eat and eating at the friends house knife.
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Shake wood is very nice- the smaller Snakewood one is actually a locker
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100% agree! Such a sleek and classy design, not to mention historic....
That's an understatement! In the second picture, second back in the left column (also #10, second from the bottom) -- is that a clock?!?
Fantastic, stunning collection! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Here's my little Laguiole collection about a year ago.
Unfortunately the wooden scales on the Aubrac (top) showed a little movement after 5 years of almost continual pocket use.
So here's my refitted Aubrac, it came in today. I didn't recognize it at first, but some of the dings were not possible to polish out. So it's still mine.
You gotta love that Aubrac warranty.
Unfortunately the wooden scales on the Aubrac (top) showed a little movement after 5 years of almost continual pocket use.
So here's my refitted Aubrac, it came in today. I didn't recognize it at first, but some of the dings were not possible to polish out. So it's still mine.
You gotta love that Aubrac warranty.
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Foolcher That's a museum full of Lags and many ones in use too. Never seen such a rich collection, some wonderful individuals there.
Thanks, Will
and many ones in use too. Never seen such a rich collection, some wonderful individuals there.Thanks, Will
By the way....the ivory Laguiole with the worn-out blade, the first one on the last picture I obtained on Ebay.USA.
It was sold by the son of a former GI who battled his way from Normandy to Germany.....
This knife has seen some action, if I may say so. A Knife with History!!!
Very glad to have this one in my collection.
It was sold by the son of a former GI who battled his way from Normandy to Germany.....
This knife has seen some action, if I may say so. A Knife with History!!!
Very glad to have this one in my collection.