Ellis Wyatt
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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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Thanks Bob! It’s Sycamore. I surely did like this run that was natural and unstained. They have done runs of red stained and black stained sycamore since this run but I feel like the natural wood tone is definitely the way to go.I see you are sporting two beauties Jon.
Do tell, what is the wood on your Case please.
Thanks Jon...agree on natural tone.Thanks Bob! It’s Sycamore. I surely did like this run that was natural and unstained. They have done runs of red stained and black stained sycamore since this run but I feel like the natural wood tone is definitely the way to go.
Rapinin Broccoli... Hmmm? Good lookin' Hawkbill.Even though either of the knives in my pocket would have done the job, I had some Rapinin Broccoli ready to cut for supper, which called for a proper hawkbill.
I don’t bother with the big head broccoli anymore. This stuff grows fast, comes back fast after cutting it, and we eat the leaves and stems too. Planted it last fall.View attachment 2182520
I was prowling on the ‘bay last winter, and saw this Shortline tang stamp #1 for about 10 bucks. Worked on re-habbing the blade off and on all winter, but turned out ok for a knife that’s close to 75 years old.View attachment 2182521
I'm glad you still see the possibilities that old knife still has, as do I and I applaud your decision to see it continue onThis one is near end of life, covers is all shrunk and cracked and the backspring is broken… Somehow it still finds its way in my hands during the weekends doing garden and housework. I think the covers are ramshorn.
It deserves someone giving it a complete restoration, but not many builders here in Northern Europe that I know of. Might give it a try myself when I find the time
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Thanks Paul! It might never get the restoration, but it will always have a place on the toolbenchI'm glad you still see the possibilities that old knife still has, as do I and I applaud your decision to see it continue on![]()
Wow! That's a beauty!
Night and day Jon.I’ve been tinkering this morning. I got some Fiebings Pro Dye in Chocolate and have been cooking knives. I started with these three to test. The Buck and Remington were from the Giveaway Box. I’ve always wanted to experiment on them. I tossed the copperhead in there as well just to see if I could get a slightly unique look on the antique bone.
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Then I got to the one I really wanted to work on. This red trapper was always a bit too one note for me. Hopefully the color holds. Straight into the pocket for some chores.
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Post in thread 'Case Tony Bose Collabs pic and discussion thread.'Night and day Jon.
Cooking?