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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.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Thanks Sir! Indeed it is a beautiful knife.
Will Power
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Thanks, nice of you to say so:thumbup:
I have little skill, so somebody else will be taking care of the handle-change
Regards, Will
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Handles most of my cutting chores, patina is constantly changing. Rexall used to be a happening place in the US, there was one close to school. At lunch, if you were lucky and had a dime, you could walk there for dose of bulk candy.
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A proper Rex Applegate book cover pic with my restored Cattaraugus 225Q.
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Ours had a soda fountain too. In those days anything from the fountain was a luxury normally beyond my means, but on rare occasions would enjoy a chocolate malt.
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Helping me out at the pumpkin patch
And my wonderful wife and girls that put up with me snapping knife pics too often
Drew it looks like you enjoyed a great autumn day. I'm curious if the everyday clip is pinchable? It's a great looking barlow with the brown sawcut bone.
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Handles most of my cutting chores, patina is constantly changing. Rexall used to be a happening place in the US, there was one close to school. At lunch, if you were lucky and had a dime, you could walk there for dose of bulk candy.
What is this wizadry?!
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Helping me out at the pumpkin patch
And my wonderful wife and girls that put up with me snapping knife pics too often
Drew - A great NorthWoods!
You are blessed with a lovely family my friend! Erik - That forum knife just looks so cool as a single blade! :thumbup:
Great photos of the kids, Paul and Drew!
A usual suspect for me today...
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Joe - That is a terrific looking Davison laying on that MP44!
Handles most of my cutting chores, patina is constantly changing. Rexall used to be a happening place in the US, there was one close to school. At lunch, if you were lucky and had a dime, you could walk there for dose of bulk candy.
John - One of my favorite TC's! :thumbup:
Dean - That is a terrific looking Huckleberry!
I am Totin' these two today. Blue and True Blue!
In that order! 
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Thank you Ron I absolutely adore the BF knife with the single blade... it's just perfect! BTW, your IRJ in the blue camel bone is beautiful.
I'm not following Sam? I'm confused that you're confused...
Ok, now I'm confused....!
Sam
I'm not following Sam? I'm confused that you're confused...
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Handles most of my cutting chores, patina is constantly changing. Rexall used to be a happening place in the US, there was one close to school. At lunch, if you were lucky and had a dime, you could walk there for dose of bulk candy.
Great looking one John, that striped 'mammoth?' brings a nice contrast.
patina amongst others
