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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
- Thread starter jackknife
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Get me your contact info and this one is yours...Random giveaways are fun, and this one has served me well...
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Good show flyer, good show.
totallynotalex
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You lucky dog 
very very cool of you sitflyer :thumbup:
very very cool of you sitflyer :thumbup:
ndeezl
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Hey Nathan,
I'm in New Smyrna. I may go a little further to Miami to visit my brother but he has work and its up in the air. My girl has off from teaching for the week so we took a week
Cool, not my neck of the woods but I used to spend a good amount of time in Deland which is just on the other side of the interstate from New Smyrna. They've got a neat old downtown area and a GREAT local pub if you like microbrews, it's called the Abbey. Enjoy your trip man :thumbup:
Nathan
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The peanut, of course. But it has a new friend in the pocket today.
This A.W. Wadsworth & Son sleeveboard pen knife arrived in today's mail from Jake. I immediately fell in love with it, and can see it giving the peanut serious competition on days when I can only carry one.
The timing of its arrival (bought it last week) was ideal since I just had to post for sale my three most recently purchased knives due to my car's engine biting the dust. This little guy helps ease the pain of having to say goodbye to others . . . well not much, but a little.
Not the sharpest photos, but I wanted to get a couple pics while I had a few moments between tasks.
This A.W. Wadsworth & Son sleeveboard pen knife arrived in today's mail from Jake. I immediately fell in love with it, and can see it giving the peanut serious competition on days when I can only carry one.
The timing of its arrival (bought it last week) was ideal since I just had to post for sale my three most recently purchased knives due to my car's engine biting the dust. This little guy helps ease the pain of having to say goodbye to others . . . well not much, but a little.
Not the sharpest photos, but I wanted to get a couple pics while I had a few moments between tasks.
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toting a peanut too,
see ya'll in a few days.
see ya'll in a few days.
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Opinel No. 7 Carbon:
While outside, one of our cats joined me. I thought, "Aha-- a way to add some live diversity to my knife photographs."
Except, he wouldn't hold still.
Not what I had in mind:
Also not the intended effect:
Then, he became still!
Uhhhh, very still:
Perhaps I shall stick with still life.
~ P.
While outside, one of our cats joined me. I thought, "Aha-- a way to add some live diversity to my knife photographs."
Except, he wouldn't hold still.
Not what I had in mind:
Also not the intended effect:
Then, he became still!
Uhhhh, very still:
Perhaps I shall stick with still life.
~ P.
Will Power
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Kool Kat alright
:thumbup:
Is that yellow shrub Forsythia? A favourite of mine.
Today Queen Cutlery Heritage single blade Clip in Ebony. A very good knife, if Queen had made a few changes e.g. Much thinner spring and blade and much thicker rounded scales, this thing would be mythical. As it is, it's a rewarding carry.
Regards, Will
:thumbup:Is that yellow shrub Forsythia? A favourite of mine.
Today Queen Cutlery Heritage single blade Clip in Ebony. A very good knife, if Queen had made a few changes e.g. Much thinner spring and blade and much thicker rounded scales, this thing would be mythical. As it is, it's a rewarding carry.
Regards, Will
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Case Damascus Stag Peanut
Campbellclanman
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Ive been away or the last two days, and have been carrying my GEC Bladeforums 2011 EO...man I love that knife!, totally broke in now and it just looks great! ( slightly older photo shown)
