Ironbut
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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.
Thanks and I totally agree with you!
Thanks Jack!
Thank you Gary! It's always appreciated my friend.
Bob, that is such a sweetheart!!! Pure classic!
Today I have this Ebony Wrights Lambsfoot from one of Mr. Jack Blacks generous GAW's. I can't thank you enough every time I pocket this Ebony beauty!
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That horn reminds me of the one @flatblackcapo posted the other day, both beautiful examples of horn covers. I love your Abbeydale too!
Both you guys have started my day off with some excellent lambsfoot blades, thank you! It is my hope that this coming month will see me officially inducted into the Guardians. Definitely looking forward to experiencing the pattern soon.
With me today is this Camillus duo. A great pair of working knives.
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Photobucket nuked them?I'm afraid your pics aren't showing John![]()
Very auspicious, Tim!
Brilliant knife, Matt, with bodacious bone!!
I'd agree that your Böker electrician shows more wear than mine, Jack, but yours may have been used at the fairly modern and well-known website Internet Movie Data Base (IMDB), according to the partially-completed initials on the mark side cover!
Thanks, Tom. That green Alox is very summery!
Commendable crimson equal-end knife, Dylan!!...
I am carrying this beauty today, though I am still somewhat loath to use it. It will happen... And then the worrying will end. Working at a desk tends to make cutting tasks somewhat few and far between though.
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Handsome harvest, Gev! Are the green peppers hot? They look like some we've grown that are very mild sans seeds, but the seeds make them pretty much 5-alarm fire pods!Out of the Garden (series)
I woke up to the Tomato worms and my only, just ripe, Mortgage Reduction (large tomato magnificence ) destroyed by some large animal. Oh the pain of the gardener
I guess since my back ( think dagger jab in spine...is life over? ) is on the mend ( knock on wood..praise ice and chiropractor(s) )....it's a wash
Today's meager harvest but harvested with joy and a peaceful mind
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Harry, I remember seeing your Barlows yesterday, but today they're gone. Schrade and Case, I think? I remember that I definitely admired them both!These today :...
Edit : I GUESS I WILL HAVE TO CHANGE FROM PHOTOBUCKET
Harry
Bob, that spearpoint and its patina are sensational!Thanks Jack and Dean. It does in fact Dean.![]()
My fading memory doesn't recall if you told me that, Dee, but if you did, I share your opinion 100% (which is why I carry it EVERY day - it never "rotates" out of my pocket, even though I change most of my other knives weekly)!Thanks Gary!
You are correct.
Have I told you I never tire of this one ^^^^^?![]()
I gave up coffee/caffeine about 33 years ago, but I understand your sentiments, FOG2!I packed this one into the hospital today.
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I may use it in the morning to take a hostage and trade for coffee with caffiene in it![]()
So classy and dignified, Ron!...
Today I have this Ebony Wrights Lambsfoot from one of Mr. Jack Blacks generous GAW's. I can't thank you enough every time I pocket this Ebony beauty!
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Looking good, Greg!I've carried a GEC #14 for the past three days, with my Yellowheart TC sharing the load with this OD Micarta:
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The single-blade 14s are such fantastic little knives! I always enjoy carrying them.
Very engaging pic, and knife, Methuselah!![]()
Thanks.
A small lake on the edge of the airport, this wooden platform is what remains of an old walk bridge.
Two of my favorites of yours, Jack!!
Fantastic Portuguese knife, Pt-Luso!Today a Portuguese knive...
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WAY less than ideal situation, Travman.79 Workhorse is with me today....
Edit: well I guess I'm done with Photobucket. After months of increasing their annoying pop-up ads, they are extorting money or all of your pictures can not be shared.
Something about the roundness of those Queen Barlow bolsters that really resonates with me; splendid knife, Ironbut!
Charismatic couple of Camilli, Dylan!...
With me today is this Camillus duo. A great pair of working knives.
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Exemplary equal-end jack, VH!
Congrats on the dazzling new Dowell, balor; that shield is special!!Carrying a brand new Dowell dogleg in dark brown burlap micarta over white g10 liners with Carpenter XHP steel.
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I think they would come back if I agreed to pay $3.99 per month , but I feel like I am being blackmailed by Photobucket . I have never put up with that kind of stuff . It is not much money , but it is just the feeling of it. I will try Imgur for a little while .Very auspicious, Tim!Ancient, but not old.
Brilliant knife, Matt, with bodacious bone!!
I'd agree that your Böker electrician shows more wear than mine, Jack, but yours may have been used at the fairly modern and well-known website Internet Movie Data Base (IMDB), according to the partially-completed initials on the mark side cover!
Thanks, Tom. That green Alox is very summery!
Commendable crimson equal-end knife, Dylan!!I can certainly relate to your comment concerning the lack of cutting chances while at a desk job.
Handsome harvest, Gev! Are the green peppers hot? They look like some we've grown that are very mild sans seeds, but the seeds make them pretty much 5-alarm fire pods!Sorry to hear that you lost one of your big prize tomatoes, and even sorrier to hear that you've been enduring back pain.
Glad it's on the mend.
Harry, I remember seeing your Barlows yesterday, but today they're gone. Schrade and Case, I think? I remember that I definitely admired them both!I'm no lawyer, and I'm sure there's no such thing as an implicit agreement that has legal status, but Photobucket's policy change sure feels like a "breach of contract" from a user's standpoint!
Bob, that spearpoint and its patina are sensational!
My fading memory doesn't recall if you told me that, Dee, but if you did, I share your opinion 100% (which is why I carry it EVERY day - it never "rotates" out of my pocket, even though I change most of my other knives weekly)!
I gave up coffee/caffeine about 33 years ago, but I understand your sentiments, FOG2!
So classy and dignified, Ron!I have a rosewood model that is quite a spectacular knife, IMHO, but the ebony covers add a substantial boost in class!
Looking good, Greg!I've never handled a GEC #14; how small do they feel? You obviously are smitten with the single-blade models
, and don't agree with those who claim they're too thin without 2 blades. (Are any of the non-Barlows available with 2 blades?)
Very engaging pic, and knife, Methuselah!
Two of my favorites of yours, Jack!!I love the luxurious luminescent oxhorn lambsfoot - a real showstopper!
And, echoing Mick Jagger, I can't get no (i.e., I can get some) satisfaction each time the Abbeydale Jack appears!
Fantastic Portuguese knife, Pt-Luso!Friction folder, or does it have a backspring?
WAY less than ideal situation, Travman.I've never used Photobucket but I can imagine at least some of the frustration that many of the long-time users must feel!
Something about the roundness of those Queen Barlow bolsters that really resonates with me; splendid knife, Ironbut!
Charismatic couple of Camilli, Dylan!
Exemplary equal-end jack, VH!
Congrats on the dazzling new Dowell, balor; that shield is special!!
Here are more knives from my pockets this week.
Euro knife of the week is a 4.5" Joker that showed up in the Wooden Wednesday thread earlier this week:
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Peanut of the week is a burl Remington that inexplicably did not participate in Wooden Wednesday:
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As always, this Case Sodbuster Jr is with me (thanks, Bob):
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- GT