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.
Ya rev 'em up every once in a while and people think you're working hard
Thank you kindly, Paul. I hope we can all meet up again at next years badger blade show. Meeting all of you fellas in person made for a fun and enjoyable day.
Thanks, Jack. Ive been peeking in on the forum from time to time but not daily. Been pocketing a knife or two every day in that time span though.Great to have you back Greg, wonderful pics
I will absolutely be there. Looking forward to it.Thank you kindly, Paul. I hope we can all meet up again at next years badger blade show. Meeting all of you fellas in person made for a fun and enjoyable day.
That sounds like so much fun, have a great time Bart!Easy choice today. We’re having our neighborhood brewfest. I made beer, my wife is making pretzels, and I’ll grill some sausages from the butcher shop around the corner.
Such a cool piece of history Greg.Carried the oldest knife I own today, Bayonne Knife Company 1888-1910. Jigged bone handles, snap and function all intact. It's such a solid knife that I can't help but to carry and use it from time to time. It's survived a long time and I don't see it ever breaking down before I do.
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You have the coolest M&G I've seen thus far!!! Hands down.
Ya rev 'em up every once in a while and people think you're working hard
Great Jack knife!Carried the oldest knife I own today, Bayonne Knife Company 1888-1910. Jigged bone handles, snap and function all intact. It's such a solid knife that I can't help but to carry and use it from time to time. It's survived a long time and I don't see it ever breaking down before I do.
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No it’s oily and dirty O.D. Sorry about the disappointment.Is that the maroon 71???
You have the coolest M&G I've seen thus far!!! Hands down.
Grand ole carry with some rich jigging Greg.Carried the oldest knife I own today, Bayonne Knife Company 1888-1910. Jigged bone handles, snap and function all intact. It's such a solid knife that I can't help but to carry and use it from time to time. It's survived a long time and I don't see it ever breaking down before I do.
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Thanks a lot Mr P, stellar pair of Schrades there my friendThat's a really handsome lamb Mr. Jack .............. and quite scary ............when you get to looking at it closer ..... Goblins and critters.
It's a Schrade Saturday for me .... a pair from the old Schrade Cut. Co. (1910-1946)
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Thank you SteveThanks Jack !
And a terrific pair yourself !
Thanks buddyOh, that's a very good one.
Fantastic photo ToddA little later start this morning, but then it was a little late last night.
Cool pic
Thanks palThanks Jack!
Sweet pair of dandys!
Looking good Rick
True blue Bob
That is some bloody rescue mate!All was not lost as we found a nice farm shop with home reared beef and some lovely baked goods, this was one of the nicest Pork Pies I have had for a while, and I consider myself a connoisseur.
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We ended up a short drive away in a seaside town by the name of Southport and called the a pub for a pint. Imagine my joy when a beer festival was taking place with brews from all over the country, one in particular caught my eye as its a favourite and I always imbibe when available. Today, however, this had a special meaning and I toasted my good mateRufus1949 and wished him good health and a speedy recovery! A legend of a man.
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Well done! 
Spectacular pair Steve
Thank you my friend
Not too bad at the moment thanks Greg, I always mean to carry that forum knife moreThanks, Jack. Ive been peeking in on the forum from time to time but not daily. Been pocketing a knife or two every day in that time span though.
Hope life is treating you well, my friend. Nice pairing you chose, that stag forum knife always impresses me.
Wow, that's very impressiveCarried the oldest knife I own today, Bayonne Knife Company 1888-1910. Jigged bone handles, snap and function all intact. It's such a solid knife that I can't help but to carry and use it from time to time. It's survived a long time and I don't see it ever breaking down before I do.
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Happy Crystal Wedding Anniversary to us:
Carrying my Yorkshire Rose Lambsfoot, and a Sheffield Blood Holler, which undoubtedly leaves me over-knifed! 
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