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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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NB, that's some knife, and some patina!
Moving a daughter again. Work is done, just had a great meal and some brew on the river in Milwaukee's 3rd Ward. This old Utica spear workhorse filled the bill today.
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Gerber PK-3 Handyman (with locking screwdriver/wire stripping blade). One of the four in the Pete's Knives series (1974-1981) honoring Pete Gerber.
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Gerber made some really nice knives in the 70's. I had several including the Folding Sportsman with the Solingen blade. The Gerbers were very slim in comparison to the Buck 110.
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Hope everyone has had a relaxing Saturday! I for one have really enjoyed my 1st day of leisure since returning home from the Rendezvous. Hopefully tomorrow we be a nice day for some photos. This souvenir from the 2015 Rendezvous was my Stag choice for today. A 76 Outlaw Jack, the first knife I ever bought from the GEC store and Christine. 
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Back home from vacation at about 4pm today. Since then, I've unpacked the car, mowed the lawn, got groceries, and am working on the 5th load of laundry. I'd like to get some sleep, but these days I get so wired on caffeine to stay awake driving that sleep might be a challenge! 
I'll try to catch up at least a little bit with this thread tomorrow, I hope. 
Couple of shots of knives that went with us on vacation, showing off some blue sky and water:
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I'll try to catch up at least a little bit with this thread tomorrow, I hope. Couple of shots of knives that went with us on vacation, showing off some blue sky and water:
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Ha ha. It does look instant. It's freshly ground and clumps up a bit when it's good (Caffine is an oil)
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My UK-friendly carry for the next week.
Barrett I hope you and your family have a fantastic time I know you've really been looking forward to this trip.
Back home from vacation at about 4pm today. Since then, I've unpacked the car, mowed the lawn, got groceries, and am working on the 5th load of laundry. I'd like to get some sleep, but these days I get so wired on caffeine to stay awake driving that sleep might be a challenge!
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GT my friend I'm sorry your holiday is over but sure hope you had a great time. I remember you said your wife was delayed a day to take your dog to the vet, nothing serious I hope.
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Todays carry, #68 Pony Jack, all Steel and Antique Yellow Jigged Bone. What's not to like?
I didn't know those were all steel.
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I LOVE the clip on that Trestle. Been taking a serious look a their knives. The brass really makes that knife pop. Nice Maratac light, too.The two latest additions to my slipjoint collection. The Trestle Pine Topper still needs a better edge but it's already a great EDC knife.
I totally agree! The clip blade with that saber grind is really great. I was not the biggest fan when they started using brass bolsters instead of nickel silver but by now I even prefer this, especially in combination with the oak wood. It gives it a really nice vintage look while the premium steel and the sturdy build make it a great EDC user knife. I wrote a small review here a few days ago:
http://www.bladeforums.com/threads/trestle-pine-topper-gunstock-in-s30v-with-cap-lifter.1512824/
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Thanks a lot gents, really appreciate it
I got back last night, just posted a few pics in the Lounge, but it's going to take me a while to catch up 
I think we have the same favourite colours Dylan
Great-looking Ettrick r8shell
Always enjoy seeing your Lambsfoot Randy
Very nice
That's some awesome stag ISK
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Glad you made it Barrett
Hope you have a great time my friend Back home from vacation at about 4pm today. Since then, I've unpacked the car, mowed the lawn, got groceries, and am working on the 5th load of laundry. I'd like to get some sleep, but these days I get so wired on caffeine to stay awake driving that sleep might be a challenge!
I know the feeling GT, I've only been away for a few days, but still got back to a pile of 'stuff'!
Hope you had a great vacation, and that's an excellent shot of your Douk. Not sure what I'm going to be carrying today, but here's a couple of pics of knives I had with me hiking in the English Peak District. Hope everyone has a great Sunday 
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Recycled photo, but today is church day so the ivory Davison coming along. I'll prolly bring the black Enzo also. I think it's my turn to man the grill and it'll be an good sausage slicer. (I am a greeter to make myself be more socialiable, and we have sausage and donuts for first time visitor, although kids eat most of the donuts and we eat most of the sausage lol)
