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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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Great pair Buzz. Makes me think about a mudbug
These two today,
Montana's own, Bob Crowder, Outfitter model, full polish CPM 154 and Sambar stag; along with a trapper from Rick Menefee. Sheath by Paul Long and the slip by Claude Scott, two of the most talented leather sheath makers around. We are lucky to have them both as members here.
Fantastic Kris: Those are both beauties! And nice leather work as you said.
I think they should get a little pampering Randy!Yes my knives get pampered but after all they have been very good and deserve it.
Taking a cue from Wilsonhome's vine fileworked Dunlap I put this one from Don Morrow in my pocket today. Sometimes you guys help me decide what's in my pocket!
Fantastic Gary. I really have a thing for filework. That is amazing work.
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Great Knives!!!
Finally got in the green jigged #74...it's a pickle!
Untitled by swaybacksteve, on Flickr
Finally got in the green jigged #74...it's a pickle!
Untitled by swaybacksteve, on Flickr
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Taking a cue from Wilsonhome's vine fileworked Dunlap I put this one from Don Morrow in my pocket today. Sometimes you guys help me decide what's in my pocket!
I normally don't care for file work but that knife is
Look at those bolsters...are they called miter cut?
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Great Knives!!!
Finally got in the green jigged #74...it's a pickle!
Looking good Steve: Looks like you got a good one!
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Tremendous works of functional art, Kris! Thanks for the treat
Thank you gentlemen, much appreciated. Bob does a great job with his grinds, the edge geometry makes this one a real cutter.
Patiently waiting for Ryuichi to finish my order, with the stockman in my pocket....
As good as it gets, Jake, looking forward to seeing your cattle knife. I love how Ryu polishes his swedges and tangs.
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Thanks Kris, the blade well is like a house of mirrors!
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I just could not think of the term and needed some help...thanks Kris :thumbup:
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Taking a cue from Wilsonhome's vine fileworked Dunlap I put this one from Don Morrow in my pocket today. Sometimes you guys help me decide what's in my pocket!
I love everything about that, filework, bolsters, scales. Just fantastic! Great picture too.
I just received the Dunlap a couple days ago. My first knife from Jim and i could not be happier.
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A fine pair indeed, Dee! Great photo :thumbup::thumbup:
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The Drover was helping me make a new belt that I will have to finish up tomorrow.
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Cool Barlow pic sir
You inspired me to carry mine today :thumbup:Thanks Jack, hope your internet woes are getting better.
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Thanks a lot Kris, it comes and goes I'm afraid. Another stellar pair my friend, I particularly like the Crowder, which I don't recall having seen before :thumbup:
Great-looking filework fellers :thumbup:
:thumbup:Anniversary TC and my Stan Shaw Sheepsfoot for me today :thumbup:
