NEWS FLASH! - HOLD THE PRESS we have a second winner!

Clem Kadiddlehopper

Clem Kadiddlehopper

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We have our winner!

We have second winner!


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I am in! Thank you for the giveaway Al. Mr. Davison makes beautiful knives, I have always admired them but never owned one.

My favorite traditional knife.
 
Very cool, what a generous thing to do! I've been admiring Mr. Davison's work for a while and someday I will own one as I've heard many great things. Cool to see an early knife from him...and my finger nails are pretty stout ;)
 
Absolutely beautiful knife, and very generous of you.

Not in as I'd never carry it or sharpen it. It's just TOO nice.
 
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What a fantastic giveaway!

I would love to be considered.

My family is special.
 
This is probably the coolest thing I have right now. I'm Ronnie II, My oldest son is Ronnie III, and my Grandson is due on 02/15. He will be Ronnie IV.

I managed to get all three of these for myself (#2), my son (#3) and my grandson when he's old enough (#4).

I'm in and would love to finally own a custom slip joint. THANK YOU for a great GAW.
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For me Todds knives represent the holy grail of custom folders. His style and materials consistently speak to me like no other maker. Often I see one and think to myself that's the one. Then a few days later the same thing happens again. It's like my own personal version of the movie Groundhog Day. And I like it.
I'm sure others feel the similar based on how quickly his knives sell when posted. I hope someday to have the perfect storm of money and timing to snag one of my own. Til then I will continue to enjoy the pics and drink some milk just in case this ends up being my chance. :D
 
The most special thing in my life is my 1 1/2 year old daughter, she is my pride and joy. I would be honored to be able to use that beautiful knife as an edc I really like smaller knives and would love the opportunity to put that beauty to use! Thanks for the give away anyone who gets it will be very lucky.
 
Please include me. I have long admired Mr. Davisons knives.

Something Cool: How about the first BF knife - 2006
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Or even cooler: Milled from a solid block of aluminum and anodized. a 3/4" cube I have with S&W's logo on all six sides - the cube was milled in a way that the center section with the logos is loose but captive within the cube. The only one I've seen and I have no idea who did it or why but it's cool.
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Very generous giveaway. I've never owned a custom knife, so this would be a first for me and I'd be honored to be included.

Most special to me is my family: my wife of 26 years first, and my four kids second. I'm very proud of all of them. They are hard working, exceptional people (if I do say so myself :) ) who are fun to be around. My life has been blessed because of each one of them.

In material terms, I'm partial to my Case-Bose Norfolk, and both the official (GEC) and unofficial (CSC--Erick) 2014 BFC knives. They're pretty much awesome. :D
 
Al, please count me in:thumbup: I would love owning one of Todd's knives, as I have never owned a custom slipjoint.

I just was gifted this fantastic Keen Kutter Barlow that was re-worked by Markesharp, aka Mark. I am in awe of his talent and generosity which seems to be the norm in this forum;)

The red bone holds a special place for me as it has significance in my life;)

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Count me in. I own some of Todd's work and a couple of those are the small folders he makes. I favor small knives. Here is a group shot of some Gent's knives built by Dunlap:
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I would love to be considered. Always wanted one of his blades...

I love slip joints and this is my favorite
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I'm in. I do own one of his knives that he made for me a few months ago. I have been asked "how do you like your Davison?" and my reply is "have you ever carried silver coins in your pocket?" Luxurious feel compared to the copper-clad coins we now carry.
Todd was described as "Sam Elliot" in a recent collector book and it has stuck with me. The man makes knives without using patterns, just by looking at a picture he turns out a knife that is affordable and just plain awesome.
 
Great give away. I love seeing Todd's For Sale posts. I am always thrilled to see what he is up to next.
 
Wow, I have never owned a custom. There is an abundance of photos on this forum of his work in traditional knives. Clean looking designs!

This year was mine and my wife's 40th anniversary, that was the "coolest" thing that happened this year. This month was my 64th birthday, and she said that she "will still need me and will still feed me" even though I'm Sixty-Four!

Yup, I'm in for this great giveaway! What could be cooler than to win this?
 
What a spectacular GAW, thanks so much!! Always enjoy Todds's knives and your great photos of them :)

I'd love to be in.

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Wow!!! What a generous giveaway sir!!! Thank you so much for the chance at such an amazing piece!! Here are two things that are very dear to my heart! First, my little two year old Emma!, and second, my saw cut bone TC!

 
Well, I just told a story that involved guacamole in another thread. I've also never owned a custom folder before. So count me it.

For something interesting I'll toss in this image. My wife took the initial photo from the back of the bike one day we were out riding. I cropped and tweaked the photo, added the jigsaw filter, and came up with the line.

 
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