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.
Primble That's a beautiful thing to add to that impressive collection!:thumbup:
But I believe you must have forgotten the rules, no thumb thingamybobs allowed! LOL
Did not occur to me Ron ! Maybe since it is a can opener/cap lifter/scraper blade Boy Scout Approved ( in the 1930's) thingamabob it might squeak by.
Nice pic of the Tip Top, BTW. :thumbup:
Seriously, just kidding about the thingamabob. I think we all will want to see some more of this beautiful Catt. 
A poor pic due to the daylight being a thing of 3 hours or so now, but I hope it gives an idea of the feather effect on this horn handle.
Robert Klaas, Kissing Cranes Germany. c 9cm/3.5" Sunk-joints, single-spring. Maybe 50s/60s? Seems near unused, but it's going to be
Cattaraugus jigged bone model D2589 Whitt-L-Craft Scout Knife:
Glad to have this to add to my Catt collection. There is a picture and description of it in my 1930's Cattaraugus Catalog, where they call it the famous Whitt-L-Craft.
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:thumbup:I didn't really have time to clean this one up before the pic. I just noticed how it's covered in dust and debris. Unfortunately boss man doesn't really approve the whole knife photo shoot during work thing.
Think of the pics you'll be able to take when your dad retires! :thumbup:I still lose myself
In that orange glowing moment
A motionless spell of rapture
Though distance lay between us
A memory had been captured
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Old picture, but it was my carry for the day:thumbup:
Stag #73...
Baldy Washington Jack for me today!
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Thank you Jack and Al for the comments on my new old Catt. The Washington Jack may not have a butt stamp, however, the bone looks very nicely done !
An old Challenge Cutlery Co. (1899-1928) teardrop jack that I worked over:
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An old Challenge Cutlery Co. (1899-1928) teardrop jack that I worked over:
