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^ That's a peach Ernie :thumbup:
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.
Wow, absolutely beautiful. Was this rite dyeDyed my 154cm Backpocket dark green, made it instantly one of my favorites!
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It's pouring down rain today. Tornado warnings all around. Had to run pay off a bill and didn't think I'd get home before the bottom fell out. Barely made it.
So, a relaxing day in the recliner. Guess the wood splitting will have to wait. The fightin rooster with me again. I'm really digging this stockman. Contrary to the pic, it's actually a dark dark geeen.
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Mail Call
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The Texas Camp Knife is still filling my pocket.
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A new Matt Bailey personal fixed blade in 1095 carbon with African Blackwood with my #47 Northfield Pruner.
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It's pouring down rain today. Tornado warnings all around. Had to run pay off a bill and didn't think I'd get home before the bottom fell out. Barely made it.
So, a relaxing day in the recliner. Guess the wood splitting will have to wait. The fightin rooster with me again. I'm really digging this stockman. Contrary to the pic, it's actually a dark dark geeen.
I was on the second floor metal decking when the first lightning struck. That was a Code Brown moment. Made it back to the trailer complex before the bottom fell. Then, we all realized we were in, essentially, a trailer park in a wide open area with tornado sirens going off. Wind got up to about 40mph while hail pelted the cars but nothing worse than that, thankfully. Couple of guys had to shelter on the jobsite itself.
I'm glad you didn't get stuck in it! Enjoy that recliner.
My gosh; glad to hear it sounds like you guys are okay. Stay safe down there in the southern part of the alley.
Thanks, Jack.
That's the Christmas peanut from your kids, right, Mike? VERY cool!
Thanks Gary (5K Qs)!
That is the Christmas peanut. Actually it has been in my pocket everyday since I got it. Today she road solo.[emoji108]
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Thanks k5 .
I may be the only person who edc's one of these Imperial H6's, but I just love it.
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You're welcome, guys. I enjoy seeing people enjoying their knives!Thanks so much 5K Qs.
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Great photo, Erik. And the equal-end symmetry of those Fremonts is certainly appealing! :thumbup:
I admire your ability to see everything in terms of black and white, Rachel!
Pocketful of dreams! Looking good, Buzz.The Texas Camp Knife is still filling my pocket.
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I really like my carbon Black Cat, but that otter eating the fish is a real seeing point to me on the copper and brass versions! Look forward to your review, Zieg. :thumbup:...
Me, I'm putting a new copper and carbon Mercator through its paces. Been procrastinating on writing a review.
Zieg
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Fantastic jigged bone handles on that one, Gev!...
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Enchanting pair of vintage knives, Harry! I especially like that equal-end cattle knife with the acorn shield! :thumbup:
That's a scintillating sowbelly stockman, perchjerk; nice!! :thumbup:All day everyday. Gettin nice and spotty!
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Congrats on that recent purchase, TheFactor; must have you feelin' groovy!This guy [emoji106]![]()
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My daughter has lived in Spain for almost 6 years, and I've developed a definite affinity for Spanish folders. Don't have a Salamandra yet. What are the covers on your handsome knife?
Those are a couple of remarkable knives, Jack! :thumbup: It sounds like you'd have benefitted from having a lock pick on the IXL today.
A.L., that Alox Minichamp looks ravishing!![]()
Trying out how mini-knife works for me at work. Bit too small for my taste, so I will be carrying these more on free time.![]()
Speaking of dynamite pairs, Alan, that black and yellow combo is explosive!Dynamite pair Tony, especially the stag.
The 66 is turning out to be a regular joined today the ebony 99.
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Very distinguished, tasteful, and tasty, Chui! :thumbup:
Your Barlow today exemplifies Textured Color, Dean! :thumbup: (How do you like your little Fenix?)
Beautiful Roy White knife Paul !!! I have 2 Eye Witness Barlows that may have been built by him , but I have never seen one of his own . Looks like it has a worked back ???? Is that Amboyna or Ironwood ?? Very very nice Sir !!!
Harry
Thanks, Jack.Another lovely couple of knives you have today. That buffalo horn lambsfoot reminds me of an old Stephen Foster song:
I dream of Jeannie with the light brown hair
Borne, like a vapor, on the summer air
You're welcome, guys. I enjoy seeing people enjoying their knives!
Great photo, Erik. And the equal-end symmetry of those Fremonts is certainly appealing! :thumbup:
I admire your ability to see everything in terms of black and white, Rachel!
Pocketful of dreams! Looking good, Buzz.
I really like my carbon Black Cat, but that otter eating the fish is a real seeing point to me on the copper and brass versions! Look forward to your review, Zieg. :thumbup:
Fantastic jigged bone handles on that one, Gev!Belated birthday greetings as well.
Enchanting pair of vintage knives, Harry! I especially like that equal-end cattle knife with the acorn shield! :thumbup:
That's a scintillating sowbelly stockman, perchjerk; nice!! :thumbup:
Congrats on that recent purchase, TheFactor; must have you feelin' groovy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBQxG0Z72qM
My daughter has lived in Spain for almost 6 years, and I've developed a definite affinity for Spanish folders. Don't have a Salamandra yet. What are the covers on your handsome knife?
Those are a couple of remarkable knives, Jack! :thumbup: It sounds like you'd have benefitted from having a lock pick on the IXL today.Glad you got into your home eventually.
A.L., that Alox Minichamp looks ravishing!I carry a red celidor Minichamp every day, and often think about getting an Alox model, but I'm not sure I could give up the pen in the covers of mine.
Speaking of dynamite pairs, Alan, that black and yellow combo is explosive!
Very distinguished, tasteful, and tasty, Chui! :thumbup:
Your Barlow today exemplifies Textured Color, Dean! :thumbup: (How do you like your little Fenix?)
Stockman of the Week for me is a yellow Kutmaster with pen instead of sheepsfoot (thanks, Mike). One of my few yellow knives.
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non-Alox SAK of the Week is a humble Pocket Pal.
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Canoe of the Week and Peanut of the Week are matching Chinese Remingtons with burl covers.
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- GT
Oh yeah that's sweet!
Hello Folks!
I haven't posted in a few weeks. I came down with an illness that seemed to be pretty serious. However, my latest blood work indicates everything has come back to normal.
Big relief!
There are too many pages of pictures to comment on but needless to say well done everyone!
I carried these two today.
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Have a great day all!
Thanks, Jack.Another lovely couple of knives you have today. That buffalo horn lambsfoot reminds me of an old Stephen Foster song:
I dream of Jeannie with the light brown hair
Borne, like a vapor, on the summer air
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Those are a couple of remarkable knives, Jack! :thumbup: It sounds like you'd have benefitted from having a lock pick on the IXL today.Glad you got into your home eventually.
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Canoe of the Week and Peanut of the Week are matching Chinese Remingtons with burl covers.
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