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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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JTB_5
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Hi Joshua - it is a lovely wee Bird n Trout I bought a few years ago while at The Durban Easter Knife Show - damasteel and mammoth - it sits there as a static 'edc' that I use as a letter opener on my desk
Made by Bill Burger, who very sadly passed away not long after I met him and purchased this. A most elegant piece I wanted as soon as I saw it.
Bill's daughter Sharon is an expert scrimshaw specialist and did the handle work here on a Loveless Dagger by Neill Schutte...
....something I'd never tote I'm afraid..!
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Wow, those are both excellent! One of my sons loves big cats and knives (he takes after me in that one) and would no doubt be drooling over that Loveless dagger. You have fine taste!
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My Churchill has become my "go to" knife. Slim, useful, and fun to look at in the light.
My Churchill has become my "go to" knife. Slim, useful, and fun to look at in the light.
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Getting by on the graveyard shift with a little help from my friends
It's a great all-around knife.301 today
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Lovely knives, Paul! That B&T is one elegant piece of art! That dagger could almost be a Chute Knife by Schutte!Hi Joshua - it is a lovely wee Bird n Trout I bought a few years ago while at The Durban Easter Knife Show - damasteel and mammoth - it sits there as a static 'edc' that I use as a letter opener on my desk
Made by Bill Burger, who very sadly passed away not long after I met him and purchased this. A most elegant piece I wanted as soon as I saw it.
Bill's daughter Sharon is an expert scrimshaw specialist and did the handle work here on a Loveless Dagger by Neill Schutte...
....something I'd never tote I'm afraid..!
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Ebony Madison and ALOX
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Wasn't sure how I'd feel about the Ancient before I got one, but I have to say it is one of my favorite knives and easily one of my most carried, especially among the TC's. Funny how different my Ebony looks, your's is a beauty, I wouldn't mind checking out the scratted bone after being so impressed with my ebony.
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Thank you. I think they were executed perfectly. I am on the hunt for a scratted bone, but havent had any luck securing one.
The Remington (a 1980's re-issue, but not a Bullet replica) that I'm carrying today is a handy item for those of us who are bird hunters, waterfowl or upland. It is an R-2 Waterfowl knife and can handle most any shotgun hunting chores: a Turkish clip blade for gutting/skinning, a serrated sheepfoot blade for cutting wing/leg joints, a choke tube tool (12 and 20 gauges), and a punch for pushing out/in receiver pins. At 4.25" closed, it needs a sturdy pocket, of which my hunting coats have several.
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What lighting ! Man o man don't those beauties shine. That saw cut is the live for ...wowI hear tell there might be some more 77 Barlow’s in the future!That won’t make me mad!
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Very interesting knife Stuart ! Thanks for the look and write upThe Remington (a 1980's re-issue, but not a Bullet replica) that I'm carrying today is a handy item for those of us who are bird hunters, waterfowl or upland. It is an R-2 Waterfowl knife and can handle most any shotgun hunting chores: a Turkish clip blade for gutting/skinning, a serrated sheepfoot blade for cutting wing/leg joints, a choke tube tool (12 and 20 gauges), and a punch for pushing out/in receiver pins. At 4.25" closed, it needs a sturdy pocket, of which my hunting coats have several.
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Ahhh...all shined up and ready for your patina...splendid and looking forward to it
