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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.
What Fiddleback Forge knife are you totin' today?
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James River
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Fletcher?
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Yes, Warlander Fletcher. 3\32 A2
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That's a model I've been curious about for some time. One of these days, when the right one pops up, I'll grab it.
James River
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What are those little hatchets?I got out a snakewood Bushboot to carry on this beautiful Fiddleback Friday
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The damascus one was forged by Carl Rechsteiner. The other two were made by Phillip and WA Surls.
James River
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Those are cool looking!
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That's an awesome shotHere's a better shot of those
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They're not little. That's just the biggest Bushboot you've ever laid eyes on.
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Strangely enough, this one.
When I found it locked away and tarnished in a box of Tolkien inspired photo props, that I have no memories of locking away apparently a few years ago, in a file cabinet downstairs. And toted it upstairs to the table in the studio and stared at it for a while.
Contemplating all that has happened in the nearly three years since I quit buying props and accoutrements accessories to help with images inspired by a fictional war, and started buying tools and accoutrements to help with my survivng documenting the regional bits and pieces of a very similar sort of unconventional and assymmetrical nonfictional one.
Tolkien found his inspirations for Sauron in WW-I, with the inspirations for Mordor in the gunfire, chemical warfare, and flamethrowers of the trench warfare on the western front, and then the enemy was defeated... for a time.
“Always after a defeat and a respite, the Shadow takes another shape and grows again."
~J.R.R. Tolien via Gandalf to Frodo in Chapter 2 "The Shadow of The Past" of The Fellowship of The Ring
I hope someday we find the capability to finally defeat the Sauron of our world.
When I found it locked away and tarnished in a box of Tolkien inspired photo props, that I have no memories of locking away apparently a few years ago, in a file cabinet downstairs. And toted it upstairs to the table in the studio and stared at it for a while.
Contemplating all that has happened in the nearly three years since I quit buying props and accoutrements accessories to help with images inspired by a fictional war, and started buying tools and accoutrements to help with my survivng documenting the regional bits and pieces of a very similar sort of unconventional and assymmetrical nonfictional one.
Tolkien found his inspirations for Sauron in WW-I, with the inspirations for Mordor in the gunfire, chemical warfare, and flamethrowers of the trench warfare on the western front, and then the enemy was defeated... for a time.
“Always after a defeat and a respite, the Shadow takes another shape and grows again."
~J.R.R. Tolien via Gandalf to Frodo in Chapter 2 "The Shadow of The Past" of The Fellowship of The Ring
I hope someday we find the capability to finally defeat the Sauron of our world.
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Good to see you’re still out there in the world Brother! I still have that Tops edc that you designed with your name on it!Strangely enough, this one.
When I found it locked away and tarnished in a box of Tolkien inspired photo props, that I have no memories of locking away apparently a few years ago, in a file cabinet downstairs. And toted it upstairs to the table in the studio and stared at it for a while.
Contemplating all that has happened in the nearly three years since I quit buying props and accoutrements accessories to help with images inspired by a fictional war, and started buying tools and accoutrements to help with my survivng documenting the regional bits and pieces of a very similar sort of unconventional and assymmetrical nonfictional one.
Tolkien found his inspirations for Sauron in WW-I, with the inspirations for Mordor in the gunfire, chemical warfare, and flamethrowers of the trench warfare on the western front, and then the enemy was defeated... for a time.
“Always after a defeat and a respite, the Shadow takes another shape and grows again."
~J.R.R. Tolien via Gandalf to Frodo in Chapter 2 "The Shadow of The Past" of The Fellowship of The Ring
I hope someday we find the capability to finally defeat the Sauron of our world.
jaz322
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Me too!
Mistwalker
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Thank you Brother! Good to still be here in the world, for a while there I was starting to expect not to be by this point in time, Things got a bit hairy for a while. I guess I either photographed, or came to close to photographing, something worth killing for. I'm glad you still have it! I hope it somehow serves you well!
