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.
Very nice Ron![]()
That's pretty much the Platonic ideal for a jack knife, Ron!![]()
Your scratted Ancient sure is a Textured Charmer, Dean!Sometime this summer, I'd like to get an appropriate wooden knife and try my hand at some home-made scratting.
- GT
Thanks a lot Dean, two great choices there![]()
If you don't mind my asking, what's the brass gizmo on the left? Key holder?
Man! I've been kinda ignoring GEC the past month or two but these look amazing!! Is that a satin finished Northfield!? Love the Northfield trim, love the sharp, precise angels of the satin finishes, best of both worlds. What a stunning knife!This has been in my pocket since emptying the mailbox today.
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Nice contrast!
This has been in my pocket since emptying the mailbox today.
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That's the kind of knife pairing I'm talking about! What is the smaller one? I love a bar shield and swedges!
Speaking of beast and beauty, that's a study in contrasts, Dee!
For me this week,
stockman is a Buck 373:
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canoe is a Rough Rider with an Irish theme:
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miscellaneous knife is a little Imperial serpentine jack (thanks, Dave):
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European knife is a MAM sheepsfoot:
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Congrats on the spring green Alox, Tom!Pioneer or Farmer?
miscellaneous knife is a little Imperial serpentine jack (thanks, Dave):
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- GT
Thanks for the additional info. Congrats on a fantastic little jack!
That's pretty much the Platonic ideal for a jack knife, Ron!
Sounds good; fork seems A-OK.
Thanks for the follow-up, Greg. That's a terrific trio pf British blades!
Utica trapper getting ready to "make hay while the sun shines"???
Man, you carry some "Big Iron", Anthony!
I suppose it's possible that the Mora would push me over the "fixed blade precipice", but I like to pretend I have more self-control than that!
Thanks, Jack. I could have re-inserted those 2 pics, but by that time, I'd invested far more time into the undertaking than I could really afford relative to the rest of my life commitments!
That pair looks unpretentious, yet effective!
Nice black and white beast and beauty, r8shell!
Speaking of beast and beauty, that's a study in contrasts, Dee!
Cool pic, TIm!I have that song, but only on cassette tape, I think; did that really come out 50 years ago??!!?
Congrats on the spring green Alox, Tom!Pioneer or Farmer?
AKA, another amazing Atiger find!
Congrats, Buzz!Hard to resist the symmetry of an equal-end pattern, or the allure of an animal shield!
That's superb, Drew!!
For me this week,
stockman is a Buck 373:
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canoe is a Rough Rider with an Irish theme:
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miscellaneous knife is a little Imperial serpentine jack (thanks, Dave):
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European knife is a MAM sheepsfoot:
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- GT
Well done Alan!So, this is on purpose patina, as opposed to the not on purpose patina I was whining about last week. We had a little party and I had to cut up some lemons and limes. The freshly cleaned 48 came out. Here's the result and this is my first patina that I purposely knew was going to happen and I like the start of it. Of course I plan to just continue with this one.
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