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.
It's worth watching I think JerI hadn't heard of Alien Covenant.
My magic Camillus gift of the snow. At least seven years ago, possibly eight.
That was a nice find 
Great pic of a very cool knife James3 year old pic of 10,000 to 50,000 year old handle material
whatever it's age it's got to be my oldest
Thanks Jack, I'm glad I got that one when they were still affordable, doubt I could today.
Thank you James, you too my friendThanks Jack, I'm glad I got that one when they were still affordable, doubt I could today.
Enjoy your weekend mate!
That's cool JerNot that old, but a fellow near-Syracusan almost ready for the pocket:
Epoxy and glitter from the crafty aisle.
It was the first GEC I bought, and still one of my favourites 
Thanks palThat's worth a second day of carry.
That's very cool JeffNot too old, it's thirty years younger than I am, but it is a great knife and a good friend, so in the pocket it stays.
A very handsome friend you have there Jeff!!!
Well done!
Truth is, that after deciding to carry my Bagpipe Ebony Big 'Un, I couldn't resist adding the Barlow 
May not be those you had it mind but it sure worked out to be a most excellent pair! Cool pic too.While they're not really what I had in mind with this thread, these two are definitely Old Friends
Brassy lady, as my grandmother would have said!
I was looking at that knife in the Mora thread the other day Jer, I don't think I've seen a flat-ground Frost's/Mora beforeThis goes back to the exciting days when phone-ordering was new.
No more wondering if they've even got your order form yet.
1990's? Nice Old Friend JamesIt's been too long since this favorite of mine has seen the light of day.
I know, I know, who needs two of the same blades? Not me, but I like Schrade's Turkish clip and prefer the width of two springs so...
...I'm gonna enjoy both blades of this Old Friend, at least for today.
Those blades are fuller than on mine! 
Thank you very much James, you too buddyMay not be those you had it mind but it sure worked out to be a most excellent pair! Cool pic too.
Have a relaxing and enjoyable week-end my friend.
I haven't seen another one either. this is quite thin, and I think it was described as an industrial fish-gutting knife and/or a "slimer". I'll do a pic of the spine.I was looking at that knife in the Mora thread the other day Jer, I don't think I've seen a flat-ground Frost's/Mora before
Very interesting Jer, thanks for the picFrost's slimer, army, and clipper. They all read about 1.5 mm on my caliper which might not have it's hairline in the right place, but they all come out the same width as near as I can squint.
The first time I read about Frost's knives was, I think, in the Knives '87 annual, and the article said they were popular with professional fish processors 
