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Still busy here on the Yorkshire range
I'll be out of the house by 6am tomorrow, and probably not back until late. Going to be carrying these two with me :thumbup:



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.
...GT sweet selection of several sharp SAKs! I especially like that two bladed pen.
Thanks Gary!!! You're hip deep in fine SAKs yourself bud!!! Well done!! :thumbup::thumbup:
Thanks for showing your SAK's 5Q GT
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Thanks a lot pal, looks e you have all the bases covered with those SAKs :thumbup:
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Thanks for teaching me interesting new facts, Jeff. :thumbup: Admittedly, I'm not super-familiar with all things GEC, but I had never noticed that they sometimes "split" their tang stamp numbers that way!GT, the 211 on the pen's tang of my tortoise acrylic half whittler is the second half of the model number, 613211- the first half, 613, is on the other side of the tang.
Thanks for the interesting shot of your splendid knives, D.B! :thumbup: Until seeing your photos, I had no idea how similar the handle shapes of the Seahorse Whittler and the GEC 38 Whittler are.![]()
Definitely one (or two) of these.
Very cool mini-canoe, BC! :thumbup:This is one of my newer knives and finds its way to the pocket less often than it should.
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Case baby butterbean in curly maple
Superb knife, Ron! :thumbup::thumbup: (Don't you own any "dogs"? All your knives are so appealing!...I switched from my 15 to my 77 after work!
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2-blade or 3-blade, Jack? I have trouble keeping track of the many 66 configurations!Pocketing my long-neglected, but much-loved 66 today
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That's a beauty, Rachel! :thumbup: Have you done much whittling with it?
Gotta love those 71's in micarta! :thumbup:
Failed grouse hunting but after some plinking in the setting sun to end off positive.![]()
Superb knife, Ron! :thumbup::thumbup: (Don't you own any "dogs"? All your knives are so appealing!)
- GT
Jake, it does appear to be floatingBEAUTIFUL KNIFE:thumbup:
This single blade Kabar Coppersmith for me today, fantastic f&f...I seem to gravitate towards single blades as of late...DARN YOU MARK!!!:thumbup:
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