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.
Ah yes, the return of the old friend.
Couple of beautiful Lambs, Harry.
Old Engineer
. That’s really interesting.
First, thank you!
I went swimming and ended up showing two nice woman I met in the pool the hydrotherapy I do.
They thanked me and took photos of my laminated exercise sheet and practiced all the moves.
Never a dull moment,or things you just don’t expect to be doing
Thank you very much John , but actually Sheepfoot and Lambfoot .Ah yes, the return of the old friend.
Couple of beautiful Lambs, Harry.
My Baaaaaaaa... d
Thank you!Good luck to ya.
Nice pairing Jack.
Thanks a lot guysNice picture of your beautiful Charlie Lamb.
Terrific Tuesday twosome John
Hope you get a confession one day JeffMom genuinly did not know.
My two little brothers claimed not to know.
But at some point, while I was off at UI, my Official Boy Scout knife disappeared from my bedroom back home.
A long time later, I replaced it with this Camillus made Craftsman High CarbonCamp knife.
And now that I think about it, my Official Boy Scout Sheath Knife bowie by Imperial also disappeared.
View attachment 1908336View attachment 1908337
The Case should say Trap on the shield.
My aunt was far more brazen about stealing my first knife 
Handsome pair
Many thanks for the kind words JJThank you very much, Jack!!!
A pair of wonderful and lovely jacks you pocketed today; your Sheffield Barlow is certainly an extremely cool and unique piece, too!
Those two bring class to some serious cutting my friend, very stylishI grabbed these two Great Eastern cutters this morning.
16? Wow!I took my boy out for his 16th to do a bit of camping. Despite being a bit warm for my liking, it was a great trip. These are only some of the tools that we brought with us.
Hope your lad had a Happy Birthday Dylan, and that you enjoyed spending time in the woods together Great pics Love that axe Nice gift HarryTwo TEWs Tuesday Today while I was putting some more edge on a gift from a daughter . Sgian Dubhs made in Scotland are shipped with a not sharpened blade and you have to sharpen it .
Harry
Stunning pics
I was re-watching Bury my Heart at Wounded Knee a couple of nights ago 
Beautiful and great setting.
Have a nice day
Thanks
I too might know a thing or two about throwing knives at trees or lashing to a stick and making a spear. I think most boys tried those things.First, thank you!
Secondly, no big deal. By then I’d acquired my 293Y Schrade Trapper, and 33OT Jack. I did not even realize my Boy Scout knives were missing until a long time later. Back then, an Imperial was the best choice for a boy, because sure as heck he’d lose it, or break it trying to throw it at trees, or lashing it to a pole for gigging frogs…
Been a long time since a couple of nice women asked to see my moves!
Thanks for sharing your trip photos. Custer state park is one of my favorite places.
Really enjoy those Languioles, except most of mine are like finger guillotines.XS locking Lag 9cm. Blonde Horn
Thanks, but this is the advantage of F-P's locking Lags, so easy to open and you can't close them until you depress the lock bar at the back which is part of the spring. Really like them and really well made.
Thanks Todd, finally decided to make one for myself.Sweet one Jeremy, and a great looking slip.
That area is among my favorites in the entire country, Jim. Thanks for sharing those pics.
