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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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SVTFreak
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That's a very classy looking knife, Tim!
Alox of the Week is a Vic Farmer:
Nice green Alox, GT! I think I saw somewhere that the 2017 Limited Edition Vic Alox is supposed to be a sort of olive green. I'm looking forward to that. I have a Pioneer in the 2015 dark blue, but I passed on last year's bright purple.
Good looking Pattada! :thumbup: ("Resolza" was the word that came to my mind first, but I saw "Pattada" on the sheet there, and I've seen both terms before. Is there a difference?"
Single blade ebony Days Work TC:thumbup:
Beautiful Ebony TC, Paul!
Today I carried two things from folks on the porch: the Yellowheart #14 TC I was gifted by my good friend StoneBeard, kept safe and cozy by mrszeontestpilot's handiwork.
Thank you both of you.
Greg, that Yellowheart wood looks so nice, especially with the satin bolsters. What a wonderful gift to receive!
I've been carrying this #15 Crown Lifter today.
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Carrying these two again. In side-by-side testing, GEC's 440 SS takes a wicked edge.
These are two spectacular knives !!!:thumbup:
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Another great working pattern :thumbup:
Looking good my friend :thumbup:
Nice work :thumbup:
ADEE gave me an Anchor Knife yesterday
No name on the tang stamp, but it's a nice solid Sheepsfoot with great ergonomics. Went straight into my pocket :thumbup:
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80T and 881Y. From my Grandpaw.
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Thanks Barrett. I carry it frequently and It always makes me happy.
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That's a re nice Camillus.Trying out the other "user" today. I forgot how much I love smooth bone handles.
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I have to give a presentation to 100 people today and I am terrified of public speaking. Carrying my TC for luck.
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I'm always happy to see this one get its turn in your rotation.
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Harry, I don't know what has happened to my brain!
With the picture of your new TEW right in front of me, I still call it a Barlow! I may not know much about knives, but a Barlow is one pattern that I thought I could recognize. Thanks for the tip on where I could see a photo of your 3 TEWs in your display case - very cool! 
And you & Greg & MJ71 are right about that Martinez - an inexpensive, ABS-handled knife with only one blade, but I like it a lot!
Thanks, Dee. The spreadsheet is pretty basic: 12 rows representing a dozen knife categories (canoe, stockman, miscellaneous, etc.) and 20 columns (currently) each representing a week's worth of knives to be carried....
Thanks, Gary!
No smoke & mirrors..... just a little editing.
Your weekly spreadsheet must be just as amazing as the cutlery it carries (<--- there's a "pun" somewhere in there, I think
Undeniably an excellent array. :thumbup:
willytk, I'd pay $16 for that Buck whittler any day (and maybe twice that on Sunday). :thumbup:
Today a Portuguese knife certainly ...
I really like the simplicity of your Portuguese friction folder, Pt-Luso.Today VIC Waiter modified, with stag covers...
But I also like the added complexity of the stag covers on your Vic! Superb revivification, Rachel! :thumbup: I didn't realize how impressive a job you'd done until I happened to run across your related post in the "Modified Production Knives" thread.Newly revived A.W.Wadsworth & Son
That patina is pretty hot, too! :thumbup:Actually, I just forced a patina on my 7. Habenero hot sauce.
Thanks for sharing that long, but thought-provoking, story, Joey! :thumbup: Supposedly, a "geezer" like me is supposed to be passing wisdom along to relative "youngsters" like you, but I think I learned good lessons about being a dad, husband, Christian, and friend from your post! :thumbup:
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I like the green on that Farmer! :thumbup: You have ignited a desire in me to get an alox Farmer. I will fight the temptation, but will I win?
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Today, I carried my fake pearl handled Buck Cadet and ebony TC.
Thanks, Stan and Dean and Barrett, for the Farmer compliments....
Nice green Alox, GT! I think I saw somewhere that the 2017 Limited Edition Vic Alox is supposed to be a sort of olive green. I'm looking forward to that. I have a Pioneer in the 2015 dark blue, but I passed on last year's bright purple.
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I've been carrying this #15 Crown Lifter today.
Mine was advertised as "olive green" (although the light in my photo seems to brighten the shade of green), and I think DLT currently has both "olive" and "green" Farmers available, as well as orange, blue, and "copper". Dean, even if it's fake, I like that pearl/ebony pairing! Barrett, I always admire the versatility of the Crown Lifters (or Radio Jacks or Beer Scouts). :thumbup:Wheeler80, Rough Rider has some NICE whittlers!
That's a stunner, Paul; I don't think spey blades get the respect they deserve! :thumbup:Single blade ebony Days Work TC:thumbup:
Very nice, Greg; the knife, the knit (?) slip, and the sentiments you express are all commendable! :thumbup:Today I carried two things from folks on the porch: the Yellowheart #14 TC I was gifted by my good friend StoneBeard, kept safe and cozy by mrszeontestpilot's handiwork.
Thank you both of you.
I like that dapper Douk^2, FBC!...
It was a Douk Douk kind of day.
Thanks for all your kind words GT
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Congrats on the arresting anchor knife, Jack! :thumbup: I'm very taken by the way the grain in the wood "ripples out" from the upper corner!...
ADEE gave me an Anchor Knife yesterday
Congrats on the fine family heirlooms, Joe!
80T and 881Y. From my Grandpaw.
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More of the knives I'm carrying this week appear below.
in my "bus pass wallet" is a Case SBJ (thanks , Paul) and in my coat pocket is a "matching" Case SBJr I always carry (thanks, Bob):
in my watch pocket is a Rough Rider small stockman (thanks, r8shell), and in my "knife wallet" (LRP) is a "payment coin" for a gifted knife (thanks, Greg):
in my RFP in a pocket slip are a Spanish folder (thanks, Elle) and a Schrade-Walden muskrat (thanks, Randy):
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I have to give a presentation to 100 people today and I am terrified of public speaking. Carrying my TC for luck.
Seems like a great Idea. Best of luck!