r8shell
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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my "Miscellaneous Knife of the Week" is another Imperial in MOTS,
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Nice MOTS, Gary. :thumbup: I've been carrying a similar Imperial.
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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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Nice MOTS, Gary. :thumbup: I've been carrying a similar Imperial.
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Traditional, with a modern take. The Pena Oeser Zulu Flipper Collaboration.
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It does my heart good to see all the tin shell Imperial love these days. It wasn't too long ago they were looked down upon by many collectors as not worthy of any attention, the cheap throw away. Used to find brand new display cards of mint Imperials for $20-$40 back in the day BBF. I still pick 'em up when I see 'em all rusted up, sometimes you get lucky and under the rust there's a serviceable everyday knife.
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Maybe even usually.
Tilley Knife
I'm Daniel, I make stuff
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I've had a very difficult time rotating anything else into my pocket as of late. Have a great day, porch dwellers :loyal:
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Mike Zscherny wharncliffe trapper, Doug Ponzio Turkish Lace damascus, excellent fit and finish, crisp grinds, Claude Scott lined elephant slip
Salem Straub mosaic damascus forge welded integral, cocobolo, Paul Long sheath with shark skin inlay
Salem Straub mosaic damascus forge welded integral, cocobolo, Paul Long sheath with shark skin inlay
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What an elegant Case jack knife! May I ask its model and the species of wood?
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Great knives today, guys!
Something new for me today, paired up with my Ohta. Thanks to our Exchange!
Muley made by Lon Humphrey, around 7" OAL, forged 1095 at 58 RC with Curly Maple covers. What a great little EDC! Lon is an ABS Journeyman Bladesmith. The knife is a no nonsense user. I love the forged in guard (nothing fancy but well done). I can see this one getting a lot of use. Thanks for luring me with this one, Jake!
Something new for me today, paired up with my Ohta. Thanks to our Exchange!
Muley made by Lon Humphrey, around 7" OAL, forged 1095 at 58 RC with Curly Maple covers. What a great little EDC! Lon is an ABS Journeyman Bladesmith. The knife is a no nonsense user. I love the forged in guard (nothing fancy but well done). I can see this one getting a lot of use. Thanks for luring me with this one, Jake!
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Fabulous combination you've got there, Dean.
I've got a pair of Rough Riders that were generously given away by some of the forum's best. Yellow Barlow (Thanks, Alan!) and a Diamond Jim Sowbelly (Thanks, Gary!) trekking the jobsite. Please excuse the bolster selfie there. Wasn't paying enough attention to details (which is scary because attention to details is kind of my job.
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I've got a pair of Rough Riders that were generously given away by some of the forum's best. Yellow Barlow (Thanks, Alan!) and a Diamond Jim Sowbelly (Thanks, Gary!) trekking the jobsite. Please excuse the bolster selfie there. Wasn't paying enough attention to details (which is scary because attention to details is kind of my job.
)!