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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 Knife Do You Have Coming?
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Not sure how to actually show pics but man is this thing gorgeous. Not my pics, but it will be in my hands soon.
Not sure how to actually show pics but man is this thing gorgeous. Not my pics, but it will be in my hands soon.
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Old fashioned American quality and value.
Hess Knifeworks. Made by a father and son team, Don and Andy Hess, who worked at the Marbles Knives Gladstone, MI Marbles plant before Marbles declared bankruptcy and closed the plant. The 1095 carbon steel blades are from Great Eastern Cutlery so I know the HT will be excellent. With most knives sharpness out of the box just isn't quite there even for sharp knives. I hear these are truly sharp right out of the box. Have heard "razor sharp" and scary sharp". We'll see.
At $78 this knife ought to prove itself to be not only old fashioned American quality but a great value too.
Hess Knifeworks Whitetail Hunter with stacked leather, brass, and micarta handle.
Hess Knifeworks. Made by a father and son team, Don and Andy Hess, who worked at the Marbles Knives Gladstone, MI Marbles plant before Marbles declared bankruptcy and closed the plant. The 1095 carbon steel blades are from Great Eastern Cutlery so I know the HT will be excellent. With most knives sharpness out of the box just isn't quite there even for sharp knives. I hear these are truly sharp right out of the box. Have heard "razor sharp" and scary sharp". We'll see.
At $78 this knife ought to prove itself to be not only old fashioned American quality but a great value too.
Hess Knifeworks Whitetail Hunter with stacked leather, brass, and micarta handle.
Leftytwogunz
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First Protech on the way.
This one will be a nice collection piece.
This one will be a nice collection piece.
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Old fashioned American quality and value.
Hess Knifeworks. Made by a father and son team, Don and Andy Hess, who worked at the Marbles Knives Gladstone, MI Marbles plant before Marbles declared bankruptcy and closed the plant. The 1095 carbon steel blades are from Great Eastern Cutlery so I know the HT will be excellent. With most knives sharpness out of the box just isn't quite there even for sharp knives. I hear these are truly sharp right out of the box. Have heard "razor sharp" and scary sharp". We'll see.
At $78 this knife ought to prove itself to be not only old fashioned American quality but a great value too.
Hess Knifeworks Whitetail Hunter with stacked leather, brass, and micarta handle.
That's pretty nice. I am lookind at a micarta Frontiersman. Great knives.
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Blind Horse Workhorse XL
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Flatlander1963
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Spyderco lil lionspy
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My second grail knife. A Hinderer XM-18 3.5 slicer.
