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For black Friday and traditional French Friday

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.
I can't put into words how nice it is to see you posting again Mr. Primble . Your Knives and Photos are Always a delight to see . Your collection of the Old Cats is missed . I had the pleasure of visiting with Ron in Tennessee , just a few months before his passing , and we talked a lot about Knives and People on the Forum . He & I agreed that we would really like to see you re-start posting again on a regular basis . I trust that you are in good health and that things are going well for you and your's my friend .After learning of the passing of our old friend Half/Stop in my absence (slightly over a year ago) I decided to carry a Primble Belknap Jack Knife today to honor him for his contributions on this forum. He gave me this knife to add to my Primble collection years ago and I cherished it then, possibly more now. I was lucky enough to spend some time with him and his wife Pam at one of the GEC Rendezvous for a few dinners and a few days. We made a knife trade from the trunk of my car just before I departed for home. RIP Ron and thank you my friend ! View attachment 1716365
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RED Friday
Great knife Mike.Case ebony sowbelly.
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Wow Ed, you’re definitely all in!Friday night table top carry
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Thanks Brother but Only because I’m trying to keep up with you and grab on to your coat tailVery cool photo Jon.
Great knife Mike.
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Really awesome knifeStill Dis here one
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You’re killing me.Friday night table top carry
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Thanks Brother!!!Thanks Dave !!! ... And beautiful bone on that Cheetah !!! Nice![]()
Great knife, Remington jigging is the bestThank you Todd, it’s the lack of light that makes it look so vintage, for now
Thank you as well Jeremy, I did the exact same and bought two here on our exchange.
The all nickel-steel and cigarillo size all in one just sealed the deal.
Today’s carry is always a difficult one to let go of, model 1823…
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Thanks Paul, wanted a Cheetah for a long long timeVery nice Dave, Swing Guards aren't pictured very often but I think they're a beautiful knife. I have several red bone and a stag Case and will carry backpocket every now and again![]()
Just a perfect subject, lighting, and composition. And, little did I know, a perfect segway to Primbles post (I ain't lyin, I immediately thought of our buddy Primble right when I saw this)Primble
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Great photo and knife
I never get tired of those 2 Harry, some of the best!
So happy to see your posts again Primble!, as always, your photography, and knives are legendary and much appreciated.This was my tote today, New York Knife Co.: ( Nice to see the familiar names still posting on the porch ! )
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One of my favorite TC's, your looks so good with all that beautiful patina!
Speaking of Primbles, nice one, loving the main blade! Did you make the glass slide also? My brother in law went to Disney World and the whole family came back with the rona, lots of my team at work is also affected. Hope everyone here stays safe and healthy, glad to hearBeautiful knives, guys.
You’ve inspired my totes for today.
A Primble Serpentine Jack, which like the NYKC above, shows it’s obvious SW 294 dna.
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The 78 was my first GEC, that is a beautiful example, love the stag!Ice Station Zebra here today. Some totin' time for the American Jack...
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One of the best! Great example, I keep getting drawn into the wood background, so interesting.
What a perfect reminder of Ron's generosity, and such a great knife, thaks for sharing. Ron was always kind and friendly to me also (as he was to everyone). He was one of the greatest porch members and will definately always be missed and remembered.Ron was a special kind of friendly. We have visited GEC four times during their summer Rendezvous. Ron and HarryOld Engineer were both very welcoming and friendly during our first visit. We quickly realized the majority of the fun with this kind of trip was the fraternity of knife enthusiasts. It truly was more about meeting nice people than the knives. It was sad knowing that we wouldn’t see him as we drove to Titusville last summer.
One of my favorite knives came from Ron. He knew how much I liked the Bloodwood Gun Scout and asked if I wanted it.
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@Primble your knives and your pictures have always been some of my favorites. I hope to meet at a future GEC Rendezvous.
Great pair, your photography is always stellar!
Well, you really outdid the speaker jack with that one! Wow! Wish I was here just 1 year earlierAfter carrying my ebony GEC Irish (Speaker) Jack I decided it's similar yet opposite counterpart today was appropriate, the 2013 Forum Knife.
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Great-looking Lambsfoot KevinDoing the lambsfoot today, with John in the background.
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That's a nice pic
Got beer on yer mind Rachel?!I'm ready to start the weekend a little early, with a diverse assortment of knives.
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Yikes!Thanks, Jack. We don’t have it quite as bad as Paul, but it’s still pretty dang cold.
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Excellent pairing JeffBeen carrying these two lately, doubly appropriate for Black and Old Friends Friday.
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That's very interesting about the blossoms Jeff, I love to discover new edibles, and when travelling, have often come across things other folks eat, which are wasted hereYou top picture reminds me of last summer. We had a Mexican contractor out for something, and he commented on my garden. I took him over and picked a bag of jalapenos for him. He said “Oooh chee-lays!” And I learned something from him. He spotted a sprawling squash vine in the front yard (volunteer planted by chipmunks), and said they use the blossoms in cooking, so he got a sack of those too.
Cool choice John
Sounds like a time to stay indoors Paul!Barrett, once you hit -10 and any wind, it's miserablemy brother said it's-18 in Baldwin WI. AZ looks pretty darn good right now
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Thanks a lot pal, it's a treasured knifeOh yes, the slim Queen Jack.
Nice to see it again, I always loved that picture.
Cool choice John
That sad news must have come as a shockAfter learning of the passing of our old friend Half/Stop in my absence (slightly over a year ago) I decided to carry a Primble Belknap Jack Knife today to honor him for his contributions on this forum. He gave me this knife to add to my Primble collection years ago and I cherished it then, possibly more now. I was lucky enough to spend some time with him and his wife Pam at one of the GEC Rendezvous for a few dinners and a few days. We made a knife trade from the trunk of my car just before I departed for home. RIP Ron and thank you my friend ! View attachment 1716365
Nicely pairedHappy Friday to all! First week back to work after the Holidays, so I am ready for the weekend.
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What a thoughtful giftIt's a custom by Erik Loreno, an unexpected birthday gift from @Ajack60 .
Thank you, Ajack, I love it!
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Poignant memoriesRon was a special kind of friendly. We have visited GEC four times during their summer Rendezvous. Ron and HarryOld Engineer were both very welcoming and friendly during our first visit. We quickly realized the majority of the fun with this kind of trip was the fraternity of knife enthusiasts. It truly was more about meeting nice people than the knives. It was sad knowing that we wouldn’t see him as we drove to Titusville last summer.
One of my favorite knives came from Ron. He knew how much I liked the Bloodwood Gun Scout and asked if I wanted it.
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@Primble your knives and your pictures have always been some of my favorites. I hope to meet at a future GEC Rendezvous.
Good idea Steve!Also opting for the indoor shot today
BF Rope knife and a Remington Dogleg Stockman
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Thank you very much my friend, it was a thoughtful gift fromYour certainly spicing up your Friday by adding this marvelous Queen jack to your HHB; I always enjoy seeing their signature bone covers!![]()
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Great pic Smudge
"So...we meet again Mr Bond!"
Terrific twosome JJ, with a great blade selection
I like your thinking PaulAfter carrying my ebony GEC Irish (Speaker) Jack I decided it's similar yet opposite counterpart today was appropriate, the 2013 Forum Knife.
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