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.
A just arrived #57 Wrangler clad in Stag...I like it
I like it too and I know someone else that is going to be quite fond of it also. 
You know who, that fellow we all know that likes the punch option on his Cutlery! 
Oh, I agree Ron and I figured Harry might take a liking to the StagWOW PAUL!!! That is just outstanding Stag my friend!!!
thank you for the compliment
Outstanding is an understatement !!!A just arrived #57 Wrangler clad in Stag...I like it
I have an Old Imperial Barlow with some beautiful fax celluloid covers that I would trade you for that , but of course I might need a little extra cash from you to seal the deal my friend . It just so happens that I do like to get some really nice Stag now & then . Nice matching and nice transitions too .A just arrived #57 Wrangler clad in Stag...I like it
I don't own many with STAG but this one and my #72 are favorites
My newest 66, in OD green. I think this one is going to get better with age. A couple of Honeycrisp apples have already left their mark on the main blade. The canvas micarta and the satin bolsters really work well on this pattern. -Lance
You really capture the classiness of the pattern...wow !!
A just arrived #57 Wrangler clad in Stag...I like it
Very nice picture Dee, could easily grace the cover of a knife magazine
These 2 Old Case XX USA today just to take pictures of them together . Both of them are from the 1965--1969 era , but they are different . One used to belong to a 94 year old WW II veteran and Farmer from Ripley County , Ind. and the other was gifted to me by the Legendary Campbellclanman Duncan . One was well loved and used a lot and the other was loved and is still like new . The brass liners on the well used are thicker than the other one . The well used one has the Main Clip Blade in front of the Pen Blade whereas the other one has the Pen in front of the Main Clip Blade and the Nail Nick is located forward of the tip of the Pen Blade . The Lesser used one is also what I call a Soup Bone version .
I Like Both of them very much . I drove 350 miles to an auction to bid on the well used one and the other one was sent to me from New Zealand by my friend and I never thought that I could EVER get one in that good of a condition .
BOTH are made of Unabtainium and Both now are Safe Queens .
Thanks again Duncan .
Harry
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A just arrived #57 Wrangler clad in Stag...I like it
Ron & FBC, props that you're keepin' it REAL, bros!!
That AWright is way more than awright!! Thanks, Rachel....
Great picture.
Speaking of scratting, I'll be carrying a certain knife named Pearl for the rest of the week, before sending her off on her world wide adventure:
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I'm not a huge fan of smooth bone handles, but I have a couple of Rough Riders with smooth white bone, and I have plans to get RR's "scrimshaw kit" and give it a try (but probably not until next summer). Thanks for contributing your talent! Looking forward to a new Yellow Rose model, Alan?
(Yankees are bringing plenty of sunshine your way recently, too! )Boffo black/red duo, Dylan!These two today. Hopefully no one is getting tired of my Churchill, it is just a darn good knife, GEC did a good job on this one.
I don't think I'll tire of seeing your ebony Churchill any time soon. In fact, for quite a while, one of my favorite models to see posted by someone was an ebony Northwoods Presidential, but I think the ebony Churchill has supplanted it!! ...
Thank you very much GT, I still have a fair way to go to catch up with you my friend
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Thanks, Jack....
Third day in a row for these two
Your pair definitely seems worthy of consecutive carries!! Your Ankermesser is such a no-nonsense knife, oldtymer!!
Intriguing Portuguese knife, donn!!...
Something Portuguese for me today.
Great knives everyone
And the ale looks interesting, too; having a little hair of the cat that bit you?? 
Color me amazed, Gev!!Beautiful Lady's Hands - Holding the Five Principles in Harmony to achieve
The pliability of a child
The vitality of a lumberjack
The wisdom of a sage
Thanks for the reply and the compliment, Stuart!5K Qs the Queen #52 has two springs. Nice trio that you showed - thanks. I'm really liking the RRs.
- Stuart
Another flabbergasting vintage folder, Stuart!!!@bladeboss @Planterz and @Will Power got me thinking about the Case medium/large stockman. This 64047P, at 3 7/8" closed, is described as Case's large stockman (maybe it's the four blades). The spey is etched with an ominous "For Flesh Only". It is from the 1940-1964 period.
- Stuart
You must have quite the collection of classic traditional slipjoints!! I hope your Churchill comes into your possession soon, Will!...
What I am getting tired of is waiting for my Cougar Claw ChurchillThis without notifying me or asking for the usual 25% import duty... Actually, I don't believe the tracking nonsense and think it bears no resemblance to what's going on.......but it's hideously annoying!!
I can understand your frustration with the delays! 
What a knock-out that Winchester is, ismaris!!
I seem to be carrying this Winchester day in, day out. Love this knife!
Congrats, Harry!!These 2 Old Case XX USA today just to take pictures of them together . Both of them are from the 1965--1969 era , but they are different . One used to belong to a 94 year old WW II veteran and Farmer from Ripley County , Ind. and the other was gifted to me by the Legendary Campbellclanman Duncan . One was well loved and used a lot and the other was loved and is still like new . The brass liners on the well used are thicker than the other one . The well used one has the Main Clip Blade in front of the Pen Blade whereas the other one has the Pen in front of the Main Clip Blade and the Nail Nick is located forward of the tip of the Pen Blade . The Lesser used one is also what I call a Soup Bone version .
I Like Both of them very much . I drove 350 miles to an auction to bid on the well used one and the other one was sent to me from New Zealand by my friend and I never thought that I could EVER get one in that good of a condition .
BOTH are made of Unabtainium and Both now are Safe Queens .
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Thanks again Duncan .
Harry
It's a joy to see your understandable enthusiasm and pride over such a fantastic pair of Case Barlows!! Congrats, Paul!!A just arrived #57 Wrangler clad in Stag...I like it
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Sensational stag model!What a tremendous trio of Barlows, Pt-Luso!!In my pocket today one of these Barlow, I chose Case, because I really like stag!!!
Eye-catching photo of your denim micarta beauty, Travman!
Can I make out one of your 4-footed companions in the background down the trail? The Tip Top tang stamp is tremendous, Atiger!!This old single-blade Tip Top barlow today...
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Fine knives with fine stories, Harry. Barlows and Case Barlows, particularly for me, carry a special appeal. This Case 009 from 1974 is the first knife given to me by my stepfather who got me into knife collecting (I already liked knives, but only as tools). He thought the one-armed man blade was unique and loved explaining its utility. He's gone, but stays with me every time I hold the knife.These 2 Old Case XX USA today just to take pictures of them together . Both of them are from the 1965--1969 era , but they are different . One used to belong to a 94 year old WW II veteran and Farmer from Ripley County , Ind. and the other was gifted to me by the Legendary Campbellclanman Duncan . One was well loved and used a lot and the other was loved and is still like new . The brass liners on the well used are thicker than the other one . The well used one has the Main Clip Blade in front of the Pen Blade whereas the other one has the Pen in front of the Main Clip Blade and the Nail Nick is located forward of the tip of the Pen Blade . The Lesser used one is also what I call a Soup Bone version .
I Like Both of them very much . I drove 350 miles to an auction to bid on the well used one and the other one was sent to me from New Zealand by my friend and I never thought that I could EVER get one in that good of a condition .
BOTH are made of Unabtainium and Both now are Safe Queens .
Thanks again Duncan .
Harry
