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.
Great looking combo! I have not seen that Boker before and i like it a lot. Thanks for sharing :thumbup:
Thanks Dean!
So what you're saying is....... I should get one, right?
Splendid carry. :thumbup:
Upon gauging the abundance of straight blades in my chosen carry...
... I deemed it wise to supplement:
![]()
~ P.
My new "Old Red" on this fine Thursday. Have a great day, everyone!
![]()
Old York barlow - never wild about one-arm blades but I like the caramel-colored bone handles.
[/IMG]![]()
this one again now that i have a proper slip for her![]()
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Two of my pioneer Old Cross, one of them dated 1997 ...
![]()
Captivating pair of aces, Chunk91; that Pocketeze is especially appealing!My trusty 81 again with a new to me robeson.
![]()
Compelling pair of Cases, Alan; that humpback is especially alluring!Today is going to be a Caseday.
![]()
Elegant ebony, Daniel; that endcap adds a distinctive touch!Very nice examples today, everyone! I'm toting my ebony single spear 15 for wooden Wednesday. Cheers!
![]()
Buzz, I sure admire your troop of scout knives, and that C4 must be the Leader!Sticking with the Camillus C4 today.
![]()
A myriad of marbles in the woods! Very cool, Harry!
Thanks, Tom; looking forward to pics of your carbon fiber LC. Good to hear you're enjoying the Tinker, the Vics may not match the form of your traditional camp knife like your Winchester (French ivory covers on that beauty??), but I think they exceed the function. I really like having the pen blade and philips driver on the Tinker.Thanks GT! The new stable mate is an Ian van Reeenen in carbon fiber, should be here tomorrow. Great pics of the SAKs; I am new to the Tinker believe it or not, purchased a black version about a month ago. I am quickly becoming a HUGE fan, so much utility and so easily pocketed.
...
Haven't carried this Winchester scout in a long time.
![]()
Thanks for the photo info and the compliment, Jack....
I must confess that it's an old pic, but taken at almost exactly this time of yearNice Red 'n' Black
:thumbup:
...
...
Thanks for the kind comments and hopes my cold doesn't last too long; mostly my annual cold lasts seven days, but I'm hoping with proper care that this time it will only be one week.
In reference to your Rough Riders, I'm a staunch supporter of everyone carrying and buying what they like. Gary Graley had one of the RR Diamond Jim sowbellys that he liked and he also took some fantastic photos of it.
Speaking of what one likes: you can't go wrong with a Simmons Keen Kutter, and cocobolo to boot. :thumbup:
Today, I'm "totin'" my Case Junior Scout. This was an unexpected buy and is an unanticipated pleasure to carry, CF and use.
![]()
![]()
Out and about. This in pocket.
...
![]()
Back home back in shorts.
...
I enjoy seeing your humpback whittler, PBJ Joe! That wavy-handled, tip-bolstered Ulster pen knife is super-cool! And that Klein sheepsfoot is a fabulous flea market find!!!![]()
One of my better flea market scores.
...
Champion choices, Jack! The photo of the GEC 85 (I think that's what that teardrop jack is, right?) is magnificent! :thumbup:
Venerable knife, Gev! I can recognize your bottle caps, even in their disintegrating state, but I can't figure out what's on the right side of the pic.Theres gold in them thar hills...millions in it
![]()
XLnt bone on that I*XL Barlow, Dee! :thumbup:
Thanks for the kind words, Ron. Those Bull Noses sure look all-business; congrats on your new ones! I don't have any knives with micarta handles, but seeing examples like your burlap version make me realize the error of my ways!Gary - Thank you for the compliment my friend! I wish you the best and hope the doctors can solve the issues soon!That is a great pair of knives you have from two of the finest from the Porch! :thumbup: Today I decided to carry one of my new Bull Noses. This one is Burlap Micarta!
![]()
Thanks for the acknowledgements, Dee....
Thanks Gary!
I always enjoy your great perspective on things.![]()
If I had to sum up your carry for this week in two words..... it would be "fancy pants". :thumbup:![]()
FBC, that is a serious whittler, and Gev took the words right out of my mouth!...
Always love seeing those workhorses :thumbup: Majestic picture :thumbup::thumbup:
...
...
![]()
~ P.
+ 5K!! I agree with MJ71; fortune has smiled on you, Sarah!!Every time I see that TC Clip Amber Saw Cut, I have to say: Perfection. Thanks for sharing.
...
These shadow stags that keep showing up lately are unforgettable!70 degrees yesterday, 20 today. Same Lloyd in my pocket. Kind of evens things out...
![]()
And here's some pretty memorable stag with PLENTY of bolster!Hope everyone has a great day! 77 NF Barlow Single Spear and Stag for today
![]()
Congrats, David! That's a fascinating and disorienting photo, with its optical illusion.
Those are a couple of handsome walkin' around knives, Randy! :thumbup:I have two with me today My Case Backpocket and a 77 with a single sheepsfoot.
![]()
My new "Old Red" on this fine Thursday. Have a great day, everyone!
![]()
Those red old cross Vics are SO classic! :thumbup:Two of my pioneer Old Cross, one of them dated 1997 ...
![]()
I'm afraid your cold (or your medications) is making you delirious, Dean!
Thanks for the kind words about RRs and KKs.
Glad you're enjoying your new junior scout so much! :thumbup:
and a Rough Rider small stockman (thanks, r8shell) that I also carry every day, and even had the opportunity to show off in a class yesterday when Euler and his Identity happened to come up!
![]()
- GT
"Looks good, itzig. How is that new GEC slip working out for you? I've been thinking about getting one."
The large size sheath fits the 98 perfect!!!!!!!
Congrats, David! That's a fascinating and disorienting photo, with its optical illusion.I keep seeing a quarter-twist in the blade from tang to tip!?! (I assume the swedge is what's punching my perception.)
- GT
You are getting close my friend.Two more ingredients.....PM me and I will give you the recipe
![]()
Hope everyone has a great day! 77 NF Barlow Single Spear and Stag for today
![]()
70 degrees yesterday, 20 today. Same Lloyd in my pocket. Kind of evens things out...
![]()
Old York barlow - never wild about one-arm blades but I like the caramel-colored bone handles.
[/IMG]![]()
Hey old timer. Allow me to interject........that's a #15. Not a 77. A mind is a terrible thing to waste.I have two with me today My Case Backpocket and a 77 with a single sheepsfoot.
![]()
Hope everyone has a great day! 77 NF Barlow Single Spear and Stag for today
![]()
Upon gauging the abundance of straight blades in my chosen carry...
![]()
... I deemed it wise to supplement:
![]()
~ P.
And here's some pretty memorable stag with PLENTY of bolster!
- GT
Gorgeous piece, Ron!![]()
Very Nice my friend !!!!
Harry