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.
Looks like you had some great company all the way around! :thumbup:
Swear I had that box turtle for a pet when I was a boy, he traveled far for that photo opportunity.
That Bose is very sleek, great knife indeed.
While I know my Oeser is the only knife I technically should ever need, it's hard to not carry something else from time to time
Today I have the 55 on hand
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Always enjoy your photos Michael, the fluted bolsters on that 38 are tops~
Aha perhaps he did, must have found some company since there were two others with that one.
Very nice 55, I like how pocket worn the jigging is~
Thanks Jack~ I often wish some companies would do bar shields more often. They're simple, minimalistic and for the most part look classy on any pattern.
A new arrival that went straight into my pocket. Bob used to show me this one and I had to track it down once I heard he sold it. Really glad I did. Krein regrind crownlifter
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Great knife. Makes me want to sing the National Anthem
I love that Moki, lambertiana! One day I'll pick one of those up.
Brought some fruit to work with me today which means that I can start a patina on my 14. I'm trying to not have a use for the Zippo, but I've been a bit stressed lately. Nicotine is a cruel mistress. Have a wonderful day, everyone!
Thanks Jack~ I often wish some companies would do bar shields more often. They're simple, minimalistic and for the most part look classy on any pattern.
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Nice 25 Paul
Today a krusius sportsman
Today found this favorite back in my pocket.
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Great knife. Makes me want to sing the National Anthem
Thank you... Blessed
I picked up the 14 TC from Duncan a few weeks ago. Being shipped from New Zealand I think he was getting a little nervous, and for good reason. Inside was not only one little jewel but two!!
A wonderful little Keen Kutter! I have have been eyeing a MOP, but with funds tight and the yearly knife budget near depleted, it would have to wait. However, Duncan must be an angel of cutlery, a Saint of cutlery miracles, or at least voodoo mind reader to send just a desired knife.
I am grateful my friend for the beauty. Both are carried today in prayer for Bob and in an appreciation for the kindness found here on the porch.
A knife may hold a collectors value, a demand for funds value, a rarity value, but in my opinion the best value a knife can hold is the story attached of friendship and family.
I woke up in the early hours ruminating about obscure aspects of Barlow history!
I picked up the 14 TC from Duncan a few weeks ago. Being shipped from New Zealand I think he was getting a little nervous, and for good reason. Inside was not only one little jewel but two!!
A wonderful little Keen Kutter! I have have been eyeing a MOP, but with funds tight and the yearly knife budget near depleted, it would have to wait. However, Duncan must be an angel of cutlery, a Saint of cutlery miracles, or at least voodoo mind reader to send just a desired knife.
I am grateful my friend for the beauty. Both are carried today in prayer for Bob and in an appreciation for the kindness found here on the porch.
A knife may hold a collectors value, a demand for funds value, a rarity value, but in my opinion the best value a knife can hold is the story attached of friendship and family.
