lambertiana
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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.
Excellent to see that Strawberry Sundae, Greg! Just a fantastic acrylic pattern.
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Wonderful shot Greg. When I saw it I just said in a deep terrible Italian voice, "The sauce, the sauce, taste it. Its very good."
Nice pic of your whittling trio; is each knife next to a chain link it was used to make??
Couple of knives for all seasons, Jack! :thumbup:
Indeed Jack, indeed. A perfect crisp fall afternoon to evening. Good looking pair~
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What a fantastic knife, Gary! The amber stag is amazing and the grinds on that blade are impossibly sharp! What is the shield made of? It appears to have some figure to it...
Had a great morning at home on this chilly Monday. (so happy to finally feel Fall), it's off to work with the Orchard Gem.
Yeah it does look to hot to handle, doesn't it? Nice selection of knives to choose from, Gary!Wow! Don't start any forest fires with those flaming covers, Gary! :thumbup:
Back to my weekly rotation schedule (Week 16 of 20 weeks on the current schedule).
Three knives from my Case-carrying weekend get to stay in my pocket this week, a stag peanut, a chestnut Sodbuster Jr (thanks, Bob), and a sowbelly stockman (thanks, Ron):
- GT
Spending the day with my daughter, Rick Menefee dogleg in mammoth and 154cm in my pocket
As usual, many nice knives being toted and shown.
Chris
Stunning Gary :thumbup:
Thought I'd have a change today, Dutch Army Knife and my Coyote :thumbup:
That's a striking duo, Dee! :thumbup:
I was afraid the location of your legendary market was classified, Ken. Cool Barlow, and I always enjoy an appearance of your old cross Electrician! :thumbup:Gary, the market is a secret location and I can't let anyone know where it is.
Today I carried these. A Prov. Cut. Co. Barlow and a Vic Electrician.
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Ken K.
Thanks for the Peanut compliment, Shawn (although I get the impression that you've never seen a Peanut you didn't likeThat stag Peanut looks great, GT!
I had a pair of Peanuts (Chestnut CV / Bermuda Tru Sharp) and a big, honking NF77 in my pocket today. Storms rolling in just in time to settle down with my Walnut Peanut that came in the mail today!
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Tim, that antique amber sawcut is, IMO, the second-best TC ever (the 2-blade version is my Top Choice)! :thumbup: And what is that second knife?? It's a genuine objet d'art!Breaking in my leather corgi key-per today along with these two pieces~
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Congrats on acquiring that venerable pair, Harry! Beautiful knives at what seem to me to be bargain prices! :thumbup:
Congrats on the snazzy redbone Pruner, Paul!...
This old CASE redbone Pruner today...just a few hours old, arrived this afternoon via USPS:thumbup:
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Having your daughter 5 hours closer definitely sounds worth it, Ron! :thumbup: Thanks for the kind words on my Case carries this week.
Gary, it was a very busy weekend, but very much worth it. Got my daughter back home in Tennessee and 5 hours closer.That is quite a nice and versatile trio of Case goodness you have there. It does me proud to see that Sodbuster and Sowbelly together. :thumbup:
Today I got my Indian Head nickel out of the drawer.
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It's rather hard for me to believe but this has been my EDC for the past two weeks..
They were my first interaction with pocket knives that I can recall - and it was that memory of them that brought me back to traditional knives. Agift from work, this one is pretty special to me - it's hard to beat these little guys.
The red Alox looks fantastic, ISKski and Pt-Luso! :thumbup:Today Vic alox Old cross red.
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If you can only have 2 knives for the next month, Steve, your Classic and Huntsman are certainly not a bad choice at all!! :thumbup:Had to leave all my knives home for the flight to Idaho. I found my SAK Classic and Huntsman in the travel trailer, so they are what I'm carrying for the next month. I'm going to mail them to Florida, a day or so before the flight home.
Thanks for some details on the history of that chain, Greg....
Thank you, GT. No, although that's a cool idea! That chain was started with the Conductor Whittler and then mostly finished with the Camillus. All three did put in a bit of work on the final finishing, though, since they were all out, open, and rarin' to go.
Speaking of the Camillus, it was in my pocket today.
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Superb knife, A.L.! :thumbup:![]()
Mercator day. I got my user jeans drying from washing so I'm going with lighter pants today, hence lighter carry.
Makes dressing for the day a challenge, I reckon!
Thanks GT, we sometimes get all the seasons in one day here!:thumbup:
Nice change of pace, Jack! :thumbup: (But I might experience some withdrawal symptoms if I don't see either the Abbeydale stag or the feathered buffalo horn lambsfoot for a few days.
Thanks!...
Nice selection of knives to choose from, Gary!
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Tim, that antique amber sawcut is, IMO, the second-best TC ever (the 2-blade version is my Top Choice)! :thumbup: And what is that second knife?? It's a genuine objet d'art!
- GT
Thanks Tim, nice set-up, I like your key-per:thumbup:
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As usual, many nice knives being toted and shown.
Chris
Harry, $30.00 well spent my friend:thumbup:
This old CASE redbone Pruner today...just a few hours old, arrived this afternoon via USPS:thumbup: