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.
Thanks. This jacket is a Filson canvas jacket with wool lining, made in Seattle. Like old knives, they can be found in excellent condition in vintage clothing stores in the Northwest.
The great thing about Filson jackets is the multitude of pockets. Knives get lost in them, only to be rediscovered the next winter!
So we have another snuff fiend on The Porch!Hope you had a great trip Sturzi :thumbup:
Ryan, I love the color of those scales!!
I'm carrying the Davison again because it's STILL raining....but I'm going golfing anyhow!
Ryan - That is a great shot buddy!
Im just carrying two today.
that old stockman has served me well for many years, and still takes a wicked edge to this day
Forest jack out in its natural habitat
Awesome forest Jack. I should have jumped on one when I had the chance.
Forest jack out in its natural habitat
Awesome forest Jack. I should have jumped on one when I had the chance.
Thanks, it is appropriately named. Very robust. If you find one snatch it up.
Hold up.
Tiny knife, yuge paws, or both?
~ P.
Nice pair, Dadpool! :thumbup::thumbup: For what it's worth, I carry a silver Electrician and a chestnut bone Sodbuster Jr simultaneously every day; just sayin'
!That apple should keep the doctor away, Mike; nice 77!
Nice photo; I have lots of old LPs in the basement that I should be taking advantage of for knife shots!
That knife is nothing but stunning!
:thumbup:You too, Jack! Any part of the week has to seem better with knives like your Davison or the BF stag you showed later. :thumbup:
Thanks, Stephen; it's a cheap "no-name", but if I can thin out the blade, I'll use it a LOT, I think.
(I first read your post last night, shortly after hearing a musical guest named Peter Rowan (?) on NPR's Prairie Home Companionmention that he used to play in a band called "Old and In the Way". Interesting coincidence.)LOL! That is some imaginative thinking right there, Paul. Primble at the DMV could be a real moony-maker!It must be redundant Rob, but your pictures are STUNNING, I mean of course you have great subject matter but the knife looks so deep and rich with color...can you imagine the miracle you could work at the DMV, people would actually be happy showing their drivers license picture
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Your 73 still has me drooling, Harry! Thanks for the background on your LF&C box; interesting that you haven't run across any of their "Universal" knives. Here's a photo of the one Markesharp gave me; it's very cool IMHO.
Cool photo of your stockman, Ryan; lotta empty space out there!
Your SBJ is a beauty, Ron; wonderful weekend wishes to you as well!Case SBJ for me this fine Sunday morning
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I like the "dueling stag" photo, Mark; two very different-looking approaches to stag covers!
VERY nice Brett; your new peanut is outstanding! :thumbup::thumbup: What's the "official" name of the color of the handles? It looks like current chestnut jigged bone to me, but may have been something different earlier?
This little TC Barlow is a fairly thin knife for a GEC, my choice for dress pants, a nice carry for church clothes. Now I just need to get to church more often.
