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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 "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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JJ Cahill
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Cool Cash find Jack; thank you very kindly my friend!!!Taking care of business, in considerable style
Super cool grab for your Random Tuesday tote; the Winchester makes an amazing partner to your 2018 Guardians Lambsfoot!I think I told my friend Primble I just had the one Doctor's Knife the other day. Well, my Random Tuesday scrabble put this Winchester into my hand, so it seems that I have two!Pairing it with my 2018 Guardians SFO
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Cool Cash find Jack; thank you very kindly my friend!!!
Super cool grab for your Random Tuesday tote; the Winchester makes an amazing partner to your 2018 Guardians Lambsfoot!
Thank you very much JJ, I've enjoyed carrying the Winchester
Who knows what could turn up next Tuesday! 
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Not really totin' but out to get some sunshine.
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JW225
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I can see why. That 92 is just gorgeous!If the patina is any indicator, this 92 is my favored carry.
Hyesouljah
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Looking great! How is it as a user, Pete?
JW225
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Looks like a fabulous day! Nice to be rounding the corner into Spring, and enjoying all that goes with it.Went out for a little hiking and fishing this morning...
But it was still a little cold in the mountains, the fish were not active...
But it was still amazing to get up in the fresh air, stretch the legs, and enjoy the outdoors...
ephsea
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Thank you, I love how old fashioned it looks. Anyone know the history behind the Eureka Jack pattern?I can see why. That 92 is just gorgeous!
Thanks Jeremy. Never thought I'd be into bone scales but GEC's take on it has converted me.
Old Engineer
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That Squirrel is my favorite of the 4 in the Bush Baby Series , most likely because of the handle length . I think you need to cut a piece of string with it , if for no other reason than to just be able to say that you cut something with it . Those little Arnos are just so simple and PERFECT in their finish . I was a little disappointed that they stopped making 2 of the Series of 4 . Do you ever carry it ???
Harry
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Pete, it’s really comfortable in hand and in pocket. It’s a big one but we’ll balanced and the blade has been great to eat with.
r8shell
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Oh yes, I've carried it and used it to open mail and a bag of chips.
I just haven't yet cut anything that might scratch it or get it dirty. I'm sure I will soon.Paul you have me jonesing for a 33. Seems like the perfect smaller knife.This pair again today.
Old Engineer
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They are kind of special and I hope that you can keep it my friend .
This is the last #36 I have left in my collection and it’s been sitting on my desk since last night with the tube nearby. I’m still unsure I want to keep it and will take my time to decide but what I can say is this is one of the most well made GEC’s I currently own. Completely flush at half stop. Just an extremely well made knife and the NACB is definitely my favorite of the run. Maybe if I start using it it’ll earn a forever stayTime will tell.
Harry