BrotherJim
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... and maybe one from this drawer ...
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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.
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GAcheezhead
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Just joined this morning. Have been quietly lurking for a while now, drooling over all your beautiful knives. Just dipping my toes into collecting traditional pocket knives. It seems to be a very slippery slope. Will soon find out if I've figured out the right way to share a photo in my posts. This No. 6 just happened to arrive in the mail this morning, so it makes sense for it to be my first post.
Johnnythefox
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A traditional English farmer gave me a corn on the cob todaylso I used my traditional knife to prepare it. 
sbh06
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Looks like you have the "posting a picture thing" down as I can see your picture. Welcome, hope you enjoy your time here.
Old Engineer
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Welcome to the Forums my friend . It is sort of a Slippery Slope . It just depends upon whether you will be " A Willing Sole " or not .
Harry
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One of the nicest looking knives that GEC has ever made IMO . It just touches all of the visual buttons for me .Big picture, little knife
Harry
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I was planning to give the Texas Jack a rest, but I've got a new addition set to arrive tomorrow so I'll just stick with it one more day.
It's kind of hard to leave the 032 behind when I start carrying it anyways.
It's kind of hard to leave the 032 behind when I start carrying it anyways.
JonMcD
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Sounds like some geeky bucket list adds for me to heavily consider. I’m the weird 42 year old pushing over the 82 year old granny so I can see the botanical name plate on the 52nd variety of camellia. And it’s only solitude because my kids have learned it’s no fun to tag along. Dad gets to gooooo attttt aaaa slooooooow paaaaace.
Knife content.
JJ Cahill
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Thank you very much, Jack!!! Now that you mention it, I can see that!Thanks very much JJCool crimson couple, the GEC always makes me think of red liquorice!
Your Albacete clip looks like an amazing partner to your Hartshead Barlow beauty; very classy and cool combo!Carrying my Hartshead Barlow again, and a Random Tuesday 'lucky dip' from AlbaceteHave a good day everyone
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Hi sir.
the background is my grow tent. im currently growing chocolat ghost peppers, serrano peppers and candy cane peppers.
ATB HAGD
bigfish64
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Welcome, GAcheezhead. The #6 is a nice little knife. If you stick around very long your collection will grow quickly. There are a lot of bad influences around here!
It is a hard knife to put down. Even though mine isn’t always in my daily pictures it is in my hand or pocket at some point everyday.I was planning to give the Texas Jack a rest, but I've got a new addition set to arrive tomorrow so I'll just stick with it one more day.
It's kind of hard to leave the 032 behind when I start carrying it anyways.