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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.
Something old, something new...
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Ellis Wyatt
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A new Sebenza with Mammoth Ivory(old) slabs, which contain blue color?
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...old but new to me...but...
...not quite that rare or old...
...now you, sir, either have a super-high IQ or a really good imagination - I would not have thought of that!
No, the blue is thumblugs...and there are two...
...not quite that rare or old...
...now you, sir, either have a super-high IQ or a really good imagination - I would not have thought of that!
No, the blue is thumblugs...and there are two...
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ambidextrous sebenza21?
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Tanto ???
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oh man, is it an ambidextrous Umfaan????
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Argghhhhh, you had to bring that up? My first vehicle was a blue 1967...Camaro, not Mustang...sheesh. My boys can't believe I sold it, decades ago...
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...something old, something new (to me), something blue...something BG-42...(hey, it rhymes!)...
Yesssssssssssssss!
Should be here tomorrow...will post Q&D pics if USPS does its job! I'm quite excited, honestly...
UMFAAN???
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Yesssssssssssssss!
Should be here tomorrow...will post Q&D pics if USPS does its job! I'm quite excited, honestly...
Ellis Wyatt
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Must be the latter. I don't think they consider 85 very high. They did always treat me special in school though, so you never know.
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Things have been a little crazy, but I took a couple of pictures quickly this afternoon.
I had not realized how small the Umfaan is. How many knives do you own where the lanyard knot is thicker and almost as long as the knife itself? It's like Sebenza meets alox SAK Classic.
The quality is really there, though - this is a really nicely done knife. This particular one is a 1998 knife has just come back from the CRK spa, where they refinished and resharpened the blade, restored and refinished the scales, and installed new thumb studs, among other things.
Here's what the new arrival looks like:
I had not realized how small the Umfaan is. How many knives do you own where the lanyard knot is thicker and almost as long as the knife itself?
It's like Sebenza meets alox SAK Classic. The quality is really there, though - this is a really nicely done knife. This particular one is a 1998 knife has just come back from the CRK spa, where they refinished and resharpened the blade, restored and refinished the scales, and installed new thumb studs, among other things.
Here's what the new arrival looks like:
