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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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black mamba
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I used my belt sander to put a small clip on it, then finished with 400 grit sandpaper and a buffing wheel. (Sorry for the grainy photo: indoors with the flash.)
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Totin these in the pocket slip that I made for them.
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Totin these in the pocket slip that I made for them.
That's some pretty handy work on the pocket slip. I like it! Very nice knife, as well!!
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Good morning Ladies and Gents... beautiful knives here as always--especially that Damascus Bowie! In the same spirit, I'll share some bowie pics from last night's dads' cookout:
Have a great Sunday everyone.
Always great to see your Humphrey bowie! You dads really know how to live. I have not see something like that since I was a kid.
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Thanks Gev, definitely a lot to take in, the makers involved did a top notch job. Karl is one of the nicest gentlemen, also.
Nice grinds on that Humphrey Bowie, Aias, looks like fun to use.
Kris
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Love this one...every time I pocket it I'm reminded how perfect the 25 is for me.
That looks great Bones13. Don't get me started on yet another pattern
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Totin these in the pocket slip that I made for them.
Looking good pistonsandgears Nice work:thumbup:
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That's a nice, clean look John.
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Couple special ones for me today. Case was a gift from my daughter and the #15 a gift from our dear friend Half/Stop
Wonderful Clay: You're a lucky man indeed.
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I've got to learn to stop quoting the images all the time. < Save bandwidth!
Beautiful pieces Harry.
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How bout' some hot scratch southern corn bread in vintage cast iron
nothing but our very best
Sharing is caring, Gev.
You wouldn't happen to have any collard greens to go with that corn bread, would you?
Joel Chamblin whittler, amber stag and Mike Norris stainless damascus
The type of beauty words cannot describe.....
pistonsandgears
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That's some pretty handy work on the pocket slip. I like it! Very nice knife, as well!!
Thanks, it was a fun little project.
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Sharing is caring, Gev.
You wouldn't happen to have any collard greens to go with that corn bread, would you?
I always like to share, Dee
I have not had collard greens in some time...I will have to remedy that 
:thumbup:Saw cut heaven! Great photograph!
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Admirable spearpoint TC, Dean! :thumbup: Is the object on the upper left a magnifier?
Alox Vic Classic (thanks, Ken)
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Thanks, GT. Yes, that is a magnifier (made in West Germany!) It is interesting how often I use it; perhaps because of aging eyes?
Sometimes people laugh when I pull it out, but they don't know what they are missing - literally.I've always wanted one of the Alox Classics, but I am addicted to the toothpick and would be lost without one.
How bout' some hot scratch southern corn bread in vintage cast iron
nothing but our very best
Serve me up some of that cornbread, Gev! Gorgeous. :thumbup:
Totin these in the pocket slip that I made for them.
Great job on that sheath; I especially like the color. Of course, the BF forum knife is a treasure!
Excellent, Dee! Very beautiful sawcut on that TC.
Well, after a week with many hours work, I finally recovered my files off my dying PC and now have a pristine new one to post photos from.
My first current photo in a week is today's carry. The photo was shot in a local garden park (it looks a lot better in the spring/summer).
