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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.
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Can't beat New Glarus. I'm partial to their Two Sisters Lager.
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Thank you, Gary. That is a great mod' on the forum 77 and some really good looking stag on the Colt. I think I am going to have to check out one of those stag handled Colts for myself.Another first-rate photo, FBC!
Here are a few more of my knives for this week.
A GEC 77 modified Forum Knife (thanks, Mark):
A Colt stag canoe:
A Vic Huntsman:
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Case Red Bone 06247 from '74. This is one of my favorites!
I see why....smashing color to that beauty !!!!
Splendid photo, Gev!That superb Case has quite a fine point on it!!
Indeed and one of the reasons I like it, although one must be careful when prying
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ery nice, Atiger!
You're right - the covers are a two-tone laminate composite material that I'd never seen before.
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I am now officially out of pictures of this knife. Need to take some new ones. But, this is my daily now.
Great-looking knife Alan, looking forward to seeing your new crop of pics
Lot of contrasts in that pair, Jack!
Thanks for the thumbs my friend
Yeah, we've had a pretty good summer so far this year, I took that pic on Sunday at a small village which was famous, in the Middle Ages, for making riding spurs It's close to the original Bedlam 
Nice pairing Kevin
Carrying these two today, my A.Wright Lambsfoot in ebony, and an IXL Serpentine Jack
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Sensational, stylish sleeveboard, Ron!Thanks in large part to the influence of your thread about single spring patterns with blades at each end, I've become quite a fan of those pen knives and double-ended jack!
A Colt stag canoe:
Thanks Gary! Your Colt Canoe has some very nice Stag my friend! A beautiful knife!
Thanks Gev! We obviously agree on the lure of some good Case Red Bone!
I'm off to work early on this Wooden Wednesday with my Ebony 79 Workhorse.
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It looks like a folding hunter that's seen a lot of use. If the handles are a certain kind of plastic that whitens with age, you might be able to restore the color by rubbing it with mineral oil. Maybe any oil, but we like mineral oil around here for its food-safeness.
Looks like paint though.
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Have a great week at the beach, Joey!
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Oh yessir. The three youngest of the 5 are. As well as my parents and my brother and his 3 kids. It's a loud vacation but all the little cousins can play together. They'll remember it always.
I do miss my cattle knife and stockmen though....
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That is a really nice knife!
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A pile side pic of one of my FB's for a change.
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38 Special in Bocote. A really nice knife, it'll be in the pocket for a while.
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That is a very nice pair indeed, Tom !!! Nice pile...lolA pile side pic of one of my FB's for a change.
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Great-looking knife Alan, looking forward to seeing your new crop of pics
Thanks for the thumbs my friend
Nice pairing Kevin
Carrying these two today, my A.Wright Lambsfoot in ebony, and an IXL Serpentine Jack
Nice pair, Jack. Looks like you can deal with most any non threatening eventuality with those two.
Thanks Gary! Your Colt Canoe has some very nice Stag my friend! A beautiful knife!
Thanks Gev! We obviously agree on the lure of some good Case Red Bone!
I'm off to work early on this Wooden Wednesday with my Ebony 79 Workhorse.
Nice knife to start the day with, Ron.
Great old Case, Travman!
A pile side pic of one of my FB's for a change.
Always enjoy seeing your Barkies, Tom. Liking that TC too.
Beretta/Loveless drop point and a slipjoint that Bruce Barnett made for me, his own mosaic damascus
Two great knives, Kris! I don't carry my Quince Beretta but I should.
Nice choice r8shell!
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I like this new multi quote. I wish I could do it everyday but you folks keep me too busy reading all your posts!
With me today. I'm liking the CPM-S35VN on the fixed blade. Stays sharp and the knife makes a great all around edc.
I try to mix it up but the Lloyd has pretty much been my edc for the last 6 months. I give it a break once in awhile but this knife just pushes all the right buttons for me.
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thanks for the laugh Gev!Always enjoy seeing your Barkies, Tom. Liking that TC too.
I like this new multi quote. I wish I could do it everyday but you folks keep me too busy reading all your posts!
With me today. I'm liking the CPM-S35VN on the fixed blade. Stays sharp and the knife makes a great all around edc.
I try to mix it up but the Lloyd has pretty much been my edc for the last 6 months. I give it a break once in awhile but this knife just pushes all the right buttons for me.
Thanks Gary, fantastic combo
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