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Carrying this again, today. 
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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.
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Clay Thank you, yes it is of very good quality and not too bulky either.
Gary Appreciate that! I'd recommend one but don't wait too long, the best kept secret might turn it into a high price must have!
Alan I tend to agree, I find the blade a bit underdone when considering the frame. OK I know TB designed it, but nobody's infallible
It does come with a Wharncliffe now, wonder if that might be better?
Primble Impressive New York Giant that lock back
Regards, Will
Gary Appreciate that! I'd recommend one but don't wait too long, the best kept secret might turn it into a high price must have!
Alan I tend to agree, I find the blade a bit underdone when considering the frame. OK I know TB designed it, but nobody's infallible
It does come with a Wharncliffe now, wonder if that might be better?Primble Impressive New York Giant that lock back
Regards, Will
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Six years to the day since I joined BF. This beauty from a good friend is with me today,
ABS Master Smith Jon Christensen slip joint in Jon's own mosaic damascus and carbon dated, 4500 year old bog oak from the Ukraine. Perfect fit and finish, integral frame, mill relieved with jeweled liners, nice pulls and thin. Love seeing that M.S. stamp. Jon made the leather slip also. Have a great Saturday folks!
ABS Master Smith Jon Christensen slip joint in Jon's own mosaic damascus and carbon dated, 4500 year old bog oak from the Ukraine. Perfect fit and finish, integral frame, mill relieved with jeweled liners, nice pulls and thin. Love seeing that M.S. stamp. Jon made the leather slip also. Have a great Saturday folks!
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A Case Saturday.
Those are a couple of beautiful blades [emoji106]
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Sometimes we all get caught up in bigger, fancier, more expensive. And, rightly so. As knife knuts were always chasing the Grail. However, we all own, use, and appreciate knives of all types and costs up and down the ladder. Even these fine Case knives can be considered "upscale" when compared to many others we all own. However, I think they hit all the right spots. Well made, well designed, good looking, and at a fair price. That's enough rambling for now.
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Man! That is nice! I had a Boker with old bog oak from Ireland, I think. I gave it one of my sons. The material sure looks great on that Trapper. Super knife from one of the best. Thanks for the view, Kris!
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Couldn't agree more and sometimes the more simple or I should say more economical blades I enjoy and use the most .
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That is a sweet Winchester. Those satin blades look great.I'm telling you, it's going to be this Winchester for the next few days at least. What a decent knife, very nice surprise
I had Rosie with me yesterday and again today. She's a hard worker! I will have to post a pic later.
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Six years to the day since I joined BF. This beauty from a good friend is with me today,
ABS Master Smith Jon Christensen slip joint in Jon's own mosaic damascus and carbon dated, 4500 year old bog oak from the Ukraine. Perfect fit and finish, integral frame, mill relieved with jeweled liners, nice pulls and thin. Love seeing that M.S. stamp. Jon made the leather slip also. Have a great Saturday folks!
Kris the mosiac damascus is amazing, especially on such a relatively narrow blade. AND the bog oak has some of the better striations I have seen.
Home run!!!
these two today...weekend off for me.
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Classic!
Carrying my Croisdale Sleeveboard and my Watchpocket Barlow :thumbup:
Thanks!
That #25 is the bee's knees.
A Case Saturday.
I don't blame you.
I would've carried both, also.
How could you choose between such beauty?
I'm carrying an older Barlow with the Ancient today (trying to keep it humble).
Thank you, Dean!
Which is which?
I can't choose a winner, so you must be doing something right. :thumbup:
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Little bit of Stag Over Load today .
72 and 73 in Front Pockets and 92 in Watch Pocket
Had to use the 92 to lay waste to a muffin at coffee with Nancy and some friends
Harry
72 and 73 in Front Pockets and 92 in Watch Pocket
Had to use the 92 to lay waste to a muffin at coffee with Nancy and some friends
Harry
Little bit of Stag Over Load today .
72 and 73 in Front Pockets and 92 in Watch Pocket
Had to use the 92 to lay waste to a muffin at coffee with Nancy and some friends
Harry
That has to be one of the most impressive combo carry I've ever seen! And thank goodness you had that 92!
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Oh, that poor muffin never stood a chance. Is that 72 #135, Harry?Little bit of Stag Over Load today .
72 and 73 in Front Pockets and 92 in Watch Pocket
Had to use the 92 to lay waste to a muffin at coffee with Nancy and some friends
Harry
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Impressive load out there Harry. I have a 92 on it's way but not stag. If I like the ebony Tidioute, I'll have to add a stag one to my needs list!
Renewin' a New York connection today:
That's a real beauty.
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Well, I think the last time I posted in this thread was New Year's Day! 
I haven't had time to even scroll through the daily posts here the past two weeks, let alone comment on some of my favorites like I usually do. I'm hoping to get back to my "normal" BF habits once February arrives, but until then I won't even attempt to "catch up" (other than to wish Kris a "Happy BF Anniversary" that I noticed while reading today's posts).
I think I WILL try to stop by this thread to at least post a couple of my knives now and then. Here are some I've been carrying for the past two weeks (man, I didn't even rotate to start off this week!).
Alox of the Fortnight is an olive Farmer:
Euro knife of the Fortnight is a Carlos Quintana Taramundi:
SAK of the Fortnight is actually a Marbles scout/demo pattern:
"Big Knife" of the fortnight is a Rough Rider one-arm trapper:
Bailed non-SAK of the Fortnight is a Mercator Black Cat:
Canoe of the Fortnight is a Colt stag canoe:
Stockman so far this year is a Ganzo (thanks, Dave):
"Miscellaneous Knife" for all of 2017 so far is this old Imperial jack:
My peanutish knife for the past two weeks has been a Case SBJ in CV and chestnut jigged bone (thanks, Paul):
I'll save the rest in case I get back here Sunday!
- GT
I haven't had time to even scroll through the daily posts here the past two weeks, let alone comment on some of my favorites like I usually do. I'm hoping to get back to my "normal" BF habits once February arrives, but until then I won't even attempt to "catch up" (other than to wish Kris a "Happy BF Anniversary" that I noticed while reading today's posts).I think I WILL try to stop by this thread to at least post a couple of my knives now and then. Here are some I've been carrying for the past two weeks (man, I didn't even rotate to start off this week!
).Alox of the Fortnight is an olive Farmer:
Euro knife of the Fortnight is a Carlos Quintana Taramundi:
SAK of the Fortnight is actually a Marbles scout/demo pattern:
"Big Knife" of the fortnight is a Rough Rider one-arm trapper:
Bailed non-SAK of the Fortnight is a Mercator Black Cat:
Canoe of the Fortnight is a Colt stag canoe:
Stockman so far this year is a Ganzo (thanks, Dave):
"Miscellaneous Knife" for all of 2017 so far is this old Imperial jack:
My peanutish knife for the past two weeks has been a Case SBJ in CV and chestnut jigged bone (thanks, Paul):
I'll save the rest in case I get back here Sunday!
- GT