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.
If I am not careful someone is going to accuse me of being a snake handler, Vipers 2 days in a row!
I have my Ohta Gunstock with me today. Hope everyone is having a marvelous Saturday!
I swear there's some sort of similarity there but I can't quite put my finger on it.
The farmer came in today and the pen and light were already in my pocket so I thought why not.
Cool picture of that incredible beauty!
Will, those EO teardrop jacks always get my undivided attention! Congrats on a very fine knife! :thumbup:Dug this out of obscurity
Thanks, Erik.
Thanks, Ron....GT - Thank you sir.
...This morning I am starting out with another one I got from BigBiscuit. Praying for you and your family Bob!
Your knife has a certain glow to it, and I appreciate the way you're using it as a "reminder"! 
Shane, the jigging on that knife is amazing! :thumbup:
:thumbup:Kris, some of us older gentlemen would appreciate advance warning that you're gonna post that Chamblin whittler with the superb damascus and awesome stag; when it shows up unannounced, there's a risk that I'll need a defibrillator!! What a stunning knife! :thumbup::thumbup:Spending the day with my daughter, these two are with me
R.W. Loveless drop point hunter and a whittler by Joel Chamblin, original sheath made by Bob
Great photo, Gev!The #15 helped me collect some fruiting heads of a magnificent Sycamore tree:thumbup:
(But why do you want to collect those sycamore heads? 
)Holy pachyderm paws, Primble! That photo of those knives leaves me speechless (almost)! :thumbup::thumbup:Decided to carry a couple Primble knives today:
Wow, that's an appealing stag-handled 72!
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:thumbup:Practically perfect pocket knife, Jack! :thumbup:...Pocketing my Davison today
Great photo! The finish on the handle of your Opinel is outstanding, Erik!I got to work early, so I figured I would get the posting started early this morning. I haven't carried this opinel in a while, so it took the place of my modern folder.
Practical, pretty pair, Lemmy! :thumbup::thumbup:Been very busy lately and had a chance to check in. This favored pair today. Piano keys in Ebony and ivory bone. All sharps, no flats though.
Couple of beauties, Rachel, and the pocket slip is cool, too!These two again:
Oh, my goodness gracious sakes alive! Fabulous canoe!Schrade canoe around the house this morning.
:thumbup::thumbup:Nice photos of your 44 OT! How do you like the knife? What do you use it for? I have one that I haven't used very much yet, but I sure like the idea of four different blade shapes in one little knife!44ot workmate
thinly ground blades nestle together nicely
That is a supremely svelte knife!!
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I'm off hunting for the next week and have a Paul Holloway fixed blade drop point on my belt and a no name lockback in my pocket. The lockback is a $12 purchase from Cabelas that has excellent F&F and keeps a good edge. I bought it as a beater knife but found it was too good to abuse. Wished I'd bought a few more at the time.
Been very busy lately and had a chance to check in. This favored pair today. Piano keys in Ebony and ivory bone. All sharps, no flats though.
Primble - my friend that is a beautiful YOUR
If I am not careful someone is going to accuse me of being a snake handler, Vipers 2 days in a row!
I had a favorite, the Bat Talon, with me today.
In the "miscellaneous" category, this week I'm carrying an old Imperial serpentine jack without its plastic covers:
- GT
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