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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.
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Yeesh. Stay cool. And nice looking knives there. The smaller one looks like it has some stories to tellThe weather forecast calls for 100+ degree highs every day for the next two weeks. Sigh. The knife budget is now earmarked for electricity bills. Probably until October.
Oh well, I'll play indoors this weekend.
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JW225
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Great looking 48, John!Good Morning Porch Friends
I just received this #48 in a trade and it went right in my pocket.
Ironbut
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It’s tough being a black dog on a 100 degree day.
Yeah. Our friends visited with their black lab puppy last week when it was over 90 degrees, and he quickly discovered our water fountain beside the back porch.
Then our lab showed him the creek running beside our property. Now, that's the first place he goes, when they let him out of the car.
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Amir Fleschwund
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She did not tote it all day, but yesterday afternoon Mrs Fleschwund made good use of a pretty little stag Bertram Hen and Rooster Hawkbill to cut a vasefull of peonies. Sent by
JonMcD
, I think it’s a classier tool for her rather than the old pair of scissors, right?
I will be using my no longer pretty, but a favorite anyway, Schrade Walden 294, and my Victorinox Harvester/7.
The leaves are Silver Artemesia, and Columbine, which reminds me that today will be a good day to save Columbine seeds. This is the flower...
When the petals fall off, it leaves a little vase shaped pod that’s full of tiny black seeds. 
I like to get them growing all over the place.
Y’all have a great Saturday!
JonMcD
, I think it’s a classier tool for her rather than the old pair of scissors, right?I will be using my no longer pretty, but a favorite anyway, Schrade Walden 294, and my Victorinox Harvester/7.The leaves are Silver Artemesia, and Columbine, which reminds me that today will be a good day to save Columbine seeds. This is the flower...When the petals fall off, it leaves a little vase shaped pod that’s full of tiny black seeds. I like to get them growing all over the place.Y’all have a great Saturday!
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Angry Waiter
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Running a few errands this morning
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Thank you, Jim.
A very appropriate instrument for this place.
What a cool pup.
You've accomplished a lot in my book.This is all I've managed to accomplish so far
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Saturday, so time to change the carry?
Going for a (mostly) European carry.
Swedish Victorinox, Portuguese MAM, Italian Bergamasco, Czechoslovakian Toferner, along with a USA GEC and Leatherman.
SAK's: (small to large) Mini Champ. Evo Grip 14**. Hercules*.
Friction Folders: MAM Large sheepsfoot, and Bergamasco clip point.
Toferner Celtic Pocket/Neck knife.
USA: GEC Tidioute 14 TC Barlow** and Leatherman Charge+ TTI* ( with accessories)
(*on belt ** in watch pocket)
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Added the Victorinox SAK like red fob/zipper pull to the Mini Champ and Evo Grip 14 last night. The LM got an olive drab one.
LM removed from the DIY chain lanyard for the picture.
I'm going to try to leave the DIY chain lanyards off the SAK's this week.
I hope everyone has a great weekend.
Going for a (mostly) European carry.
Swedish Victorinox, Portuguese MAM, Italian Bergamasco, Czechoslovakian Toferner, along with a USA GEC and Leatherman.
SAK's: (small to large) Mini Champ. Evo Grip 14**. Hercules*.
Friction Folders: MAM Large sheepsfoot, and Bergamasco clip point.
Toferner Celtic Pocket/Neck knife.
USA: GEC Tidioute 14 TC Barlow** and Leatherman Charge+ TTI* ( with accessories)
(*on belt ** in watch pocket)
View attachment 1841757
Added the Victorinox SAK like red fob/zipper pull to the Mini Champ and Evo Grip 14 last night. The LM got an olive drab one.
LM removed from the DIY chain lanyard for the picture.
I'm going to try to leave the DIY chain lanyards off the SAK's this week.
I hope everyone has a great weekend.
Amir Fleschwund
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Goin down Cripple CreekEvery porch needs a pickin' party now and again. A "Cripple Creek" seems an appropriate blade choice...
Going at a run
Going down Cripple Creek
Have some fun
Going down Cripple Creek
Going at a whirl
Going down Cripple Creek
See my girl
Love playing that one. If a bluegrass song can rock, Cripple Creek rocks.
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Prester John
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That's a beaut, John. Congrats!Good Morning Porch Friends
I just received this #48 in a trade and it went right in my pocket.
Prester John
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Song I remember is:
"Up on Cripple Creek, she sends me,
If I spring a leak, she mends me,
I don't have to speak, she defends me,
A drunkard's dream if I ever did see one!"
If memory serves me well....
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Get a bunch of good pickers together who start jamming, and you'll never wonder if bluegrass can rock
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Thank you, Vince.