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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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SVTFreak
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Lots of great knives accompanying you guys in the cold snap
These two at work today. My wife, whom I love very much and have forgiven her, moved my clothes on the bathroom counter and dropped my Dunlap. It must’ve landed on the grout line cause it dimpled the bolster and the pin moved a touch I think. Accidents happen. It’s actually my fault for leaving it balanced up there lol. I think I’ll send it to Mr Jim for a fluff and buff and remove a stain or two that’s developed on the blades anyway
These two at work today. My wife, whom I love very much and have forgiven her, moved my clothes on the bathroom counter and dropped my Dunlap. It must’ve landed on the grout line cause it dimpled the bolster and the pin moved a touch I think. Accidents happen. It’s actually my fault for leaving it balanced up there lol. I think I’ll send it to Mr Jim for a fluff and buff and remove a stain or two that’s developed on the blades anyway
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Ouch and a half. It’s nice to be able to send it in and get it taken care of, that would be hard to live with.... the dimples not the wife.
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I agree. It’s too nice of a knife to let that stay lol
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Battling frozen washer pipes today. Fun!
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That is a nice aging Scout there AndiIt was a kinda lazy sunday today... GEC #15 was with me ...
Hope you and your family are doing well. Nice to see you back here on the forum
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Dazzling dark duos, Dylan(x2) and Jack!
Thank you, GT! Very nice assortment yourself on this fine weekend.
Cool pic of an outstanding duo Dylan
Thanks, Jack! Very fine looking TC, and of course, the Lambsfoot is just exquisite as always.
I have a contrasting pair today.
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Ouch!
Fantastic-looking combination though Battling frozen washer pipes today. Fun!
Sunday rarely turns out to be a day of rest does it?
Hope you get the job done OK Thanks, Jack! Very fine looking TC, and of course, the Lambsfoot is just exquisite as always.
I have a contrasting pair today.
Thank you very much my friend, lovely ebony and ivory combo there
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Sunday rarely turns out to be a day of rest does it?
Thanks Jack! Keeping my fingers crossed...
Dang, that's nice!
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Thanks Stuart. It was my first canoe after admiring them from afar. Good size, single spring makes for a slim carry.
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Gary thanks for all the compliments my friend!Stockman this week is a Case sowbelly (thanks, Ron):
That Sowbelly is a dandy if I do say so myself! 
This is the way my carry knife for today started out. I used it to chop up the ingredients for our morning omelet!
Well, everything but the eggs! 
