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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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JOELSM
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Haven't posted in this forum lately as I didn't have any traditional knives!
I sold everything off and had this made. Delivered on micarta Monday no less.
Beautiful! Curious as to the flavour of steel ?
Today's Choice.
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Just laying out my wardrobe for tomorrow. Decided to go light and thin. It's supposed to be hot.
People are Strange, When You're a Stranger....
She's a beauty !
Just scored a Michigan Jack in denim macarta and it should be here Wednesday [emoji1303]
Until then I'll just admire yours and loving the covers and leather slip . [emoji4]
Is that Cocobolo ?
I've been on a Northwoods run lol I also have another special one arriving later in the week hopefully [emoji1303]
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Thank you very much for the compliments Dadpool, Jack, and Gev! I appreciate them.
And, wow, as a few others have already said, what an amazing array of pocket cutlery we've witnessed here recently! I started to comment on every one that spoke to me and then realized that that was just not possible without tying up an inordinate amount of thread real estate. I've limited myself to the four below, but I enjoyed looking an each and every photo. Thank you all for sharing!
Wonderful Remington. I like the dark look!
That's the best photo yet that I've seen of a Grand Portage. :thumbup:
As always, Jack, the knives you've chosen ooze class and character. Would you mind telling us all a bit more about the one perched atop the ball of twine?
What a wonderful patina!
And, wow, as a few others have already said, what an amazing array of pocket cutlery we've witnessed here recently! I started to comment on every one that spoke to me and then realized that that was just not possible without tying up an inordinate amount of thread real estate. I've limited myself to the four below, but I enjoyed looking an each and every photo. Thank you all for sharing!
Old Remington Barlow today...sorry if it's a little dark.
Wonderful Remington. I like the dark look!
That's the best photo yet that I've seen of a Grand Portage. :thumbup:
I'm over to see ADEE bright and early tomorrow. Going to be carrying these two with me :thumbup:
As always, Jack, the knives you've chosen ooze class and character. Would you mind telling us all a bit more about the one perched atop the ball of twine?
What a wonderful patina!
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Thank you. I think it was called Bloodwood. Not sure if that is technical or a slang for some other type of wood. And I'm actually a bit jealous about the Denim. Really want one of the new styles in that cover sometime soon. I was actually debating between the Denim, Bloodwood, or a Blue Camel Bone. I was a little late to the party at KSF, so I just grabbed the first cover style of the three that hit the exchange (for no more than dealer prices anyway). One day later I received a message that there was a Denim available also, and I was really tempted to pick it up also. But I was already in the doghouse because I was surfing the exchange and actually found and finalized the transaction during church. I got the evil stink eye every time I brought up another knife want for days. [emoji56]
JOELSM
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GEC did stamp the blade.
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I really like the bloodwood [emoji1303]
I wanted the Michigan Jack in denim macarta to Match my Esky Zulu denim macarta .The two I've got coming I have to admit I payed a premium but should be well worth it . The one coming later this week is another Esky Zulu in African giraffe bone covers and it's the nicest one I've ever seen in giraffe bone .
Really looking forward to it .
I'm glad you survived the stink eye those can be very dangerous .
I'm still paying monthly for all the ones I've Recieved lol .
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Okay, trying to switch things up a little today.
r8shell
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Okay, trying to switch things up a little today.
What's the bottom one with the serrations? That looks different. (in a good way)
Happy Tuesday, everyone. It is Tuesday, right?
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Thank you! It's ATS-34, I don't even think he uses anything else!
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Beautiful! Curious as to the flavour of steel ?
Today's Choice.
Fantastic knife and photo Dan!
Okay, trying to switch things up a little today.
What is that knife in the front? Both of those look fantastic bu that one in the front is something else!
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What's the bottom one with the serrations? That looks different. (in a good way)
Interestingly enough, it's a Cutco. I think it was some kind of promotional item they gave out. My uncle, the lone other knife nut in the family, gave it to me when I was a kid. I clumsily learned how to sharpen on it and have carried it in my wallet for years (even when flying a couple of times - oops). It may not be the most traditional-traditional, but it's special to me. The serrated pen is ridiculously sharp and surprisingly useful. It would be interested to see the design applied to something like a peanut.
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