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. Use, not abuse, and she'll do you good.Still can't make up my mind to use this beauty.
That's a looker all right. I picked up my first and only Case Canoe in a GAW. Never would have bought one but now, it's a real favorite.
paulhilborn
@Old Engineer ), great curves on your HJ & 85.
I like the image of the triple cigar case too 
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That SAK always makes me smile, HST
; gonna have to get one, but can't make up my mind about my favorite version.Thanks for the info, Harry; I hope you show off the cane when you complete it.5K Qs GT : To answer your question , what I am making is a cane with a handle that was the Brass Ball on the tip of a Harness Hames . I do not need a cane yet . I just liked one that I saw during our cruise up the Rhine last May . I hope that I can do as good a job on mine as the guy did on his . The big job now is using the draw knife to turn a 1 & 3/4 inch square of oak into a 1 inch diameter .
Harry
Thanks for the follow-up, Alan; very classy knife!!
The 33 had a bail. It was one of the first knives I bought off the exchange. I was so glad to get it. The original owner told me he had removed it. It's a good thing I grabbed it because I don't recall seeing another in the last couple of years. It seems as if GEC is concentrating on it's larger patterrns.
Congrats on the charismatic Case canoe, The Fort; can't lose when you carry canoes!
Thanks, Dean.Thanks, Gary. Your Pocket Pal and Buck 303 are classics that everyone should try at least once. The 303 was my daily carry for about a year several years ago. It did good service.
Congrats on the VERY handsome (and useful, I'll bet) Harness Jack, Paul!!2011 HJ today.
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Couple of pleasing daily doubles, Tom!My steak knife and brew opener for later today, hope everyone is having a fine weekend.
Always good to carry a steak knife in case some beef is placed before you. The Primble scout and the Great White BSK are both winners!! Stellar stag on your 85, Harry!!Stag for today : Northfield 85
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Is a clip blade unusual for that model? My (probably selective) memory thinks of those teardrops as having the big spearpoint.That braiding looks marvelous, Gev!!#Real Bloodknot
Took some real Rickson Jiu Jitsu but no blood
(As does the Remington BSA! )Cool story, and I think that's a superior look for the shield!!Stock shield! The shield fell out when the knife went through my magic knife cleaner (washing machine) and I put it in upside down because I liked the "sterile" side better
The ornate lambsfoot and simple Squirrel make a fine couple, Jack!...
I think Hoover was paraphrasing Charlie Campagna GT!
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I didn't get a chance to post yesterday, but hope everyone is having a lovely weekend. ...
Didn't Teddy Roosevelt adapt Charlie's slogan, "Speak softly and carry a big Pruner"?? At last sunshine outside! I need a walk as I've pain in the neck and eyes from a bad pillow - feels like binge hangover only it isn't. This will be joining me, thanks again to Bob for the very nice knife pouch. Don't know what type of leather it is but it's thick yet supple.
Hope you get your neck pain straightened out soon, Will.Thanks for the info Bob, it's exceptionally nice leather, pliant yet tough- I like the W stamped on it too
I was most fortunate with the Stag on that lockback, both sides are grooved and pocorny and yet it's thin panel Stag not some gross bulbous thingThe 83 is a nice sized knife around the 15's dimensions, pull is of course moderate yet the lockbar is not hard to disengage, useful choice of Clip or Drop-Point blades.
Regards, Will
(I've had fewer occurrences of neck pain since I started taking daily doses of Omega-3/fish oil - but it's not a controlled experiment. 
) That Tacosa and sheath are outstanding!! Your stag 83 makes me consider searching for a similar lockback!Excellent, Randy!I put this TC that Bigbiscuit gifted me in my pocket for today.. Thanks again Bob
I don't know if I've shown you guys my Utica Tungsten.
I seem to be experiencing deja vu, Jer! That's worth showing a time or two! Rachel, that looks like a combo that proclaims, "We don't need no stinking moderns!"Thank you! Lately, when I'm carrying the right combo of large/small knives and straight/curved blades, I often forget to even clip a modern knife to my pocket!
Intriguing knife, Z!!...
Zieg
Another radiant knife, Steve!!
Congrats on picking up that fantastic Uncle Henry, Grateful!!
How big is that knife? Is it the Uncle Henry version of the 18OT Mighty Mite?You certainly have a lot of fantastic knives, old-timer!!Haven't carried this one for a while, will remedy that today.
Stunning, Jake!
OK, I have to get some breakfast now, Ron!!Oooooh they had the seasonal specials!
I know it will be well worth the wait!
What goes around, comes around! What's the story with that Vic??!??
Congrats on picking up that fantastic Uncle Henry, Grateful!!
) Not carrying it today but had to show it off.
Cold in the mornings here as well Heath, hit 32 degrees lastnightFeels a lot like fall this morning and the STJ just seems right...
My wife's pansies are tough suckers though and are still hanging in there
