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.
If you are going to go with just one, you can’t go wrong with that one.I think just this one today.View attachment 1839952
Great pairing, John. Those two go together well.Good Morning Porch Friends
Totin' the Charlie Lamb
And the Imperial Barlow for Thrifty Thursday.
Pretty great variation in the sawcut pattern on those two, Mark. Both are lookers, though.
Thank you, Jeremy.
We originally put the fence up on a temporary basis to keep one of our intrepid Irish Setters from wandering out onto the ice in the winter. But, as you point out, it does indeed serve a dual purpose...
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That sammy is likely not high on the list for a keto diet....
I’ll take some starch on my starch please! Relevant knife and food content (full confession, I borrowed my wife’s breakfast for this photo
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Nice pic
Almost certainly!You must have deserved it.
Thanks a lot John, it was a good dayHope you have a good trip to the Market, Jack.
Beautiful old Catt Mr P
Not so much my friend!Classic, I'm sure it didn't take much arm twisting to bring your Hartshead back into service, Jack; your pairing with the Queen trapper is fantastic!
Thank you kindly good sir LOL!You and your Double Lambsfoot Day should do quite well at the market, tomorrow; I think I added LBs just viewing your tasty treats!
I think the cake-cutting duties were well-covered today! Two beautiful beasts JJ, I love that French bolsterToting these two wood covered lockbacks today.
Thanks Mr PThank you Mr. Jack !
I see the Hartshead is still looking fine.
Hope you don't break a leg or worse going to pick up that ole jinx Merle !
So far, so good, with the Merlester! The thinking-man's WharncliffeInspired by the Wharncliffe Wednesday thread I figured I'll carry this one tomorrow.
A talented chap Dylan, it looks really goodThank you, friends, it's good to be amongst you all - I'll try and be less scarce.
Thank you! You know what they say about "time" and all that. One day at a time.
Thanks, Jack. I thought that "sporran" flask might catch your eye. It was a kind gift from a friend of mine who makes them with various tartan swatches and such. He used some old Harris Tweed on this one - quite a handy little receptacle
I don't have a sporran, but I was lucky to pick up a naked NIB sporran flask, for a couple of quid, on the market, the other week I was hoping to post a pic, but I can't remember what knife I was carrying that day! 
Nice to see some Yorkshire tweed there too, and with an appropriate blade! Congratulations
As much as I love my GEC's, it was finally time to take the plunge. My Hiroaki Ohta arrived tonight and I can't wait for it to be in my pocket tomorrow.
Great pics JohnGood Morning Porch Friends
Totin' the Charlie Lamb
And the Imperial Barlow for Thrifty Thursday.
LOL! Thanks Mike!
I had one, with Merle, today Mark 
Thank you, Jack.
Case will get the job done.
I love watching the Hawks take snakes out of my yard.
A Classic Jack.
Good to see Merle being introduced to some English delights.
