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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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Thank you kindly , Stuart ! I enjoyed the light you brought to the day with your beautiful cells !!
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Have a good week folks 
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Camillus WW2 US Army Engineers Knife today.
Of all the knives in my collection, two of my Engineers Knives have probably the most ideal walk and talk. A pull of maybe 5.5, and so much snap that the frame actually vibrates, both opening and closing. The spear blades are ground exceptionally thin for a scout pattern, approximately .018" behind the edge, so they cut remarkably well. And who can resist that vintage Camillus green bone with such artful jigging? The U.S.A. gimp shield tops off an already iconic looking knife.
Of all the knives in my collection, two of my Engineers Knives have probably the most ideal walk and talk. A pull of maybe 5.5, and so much snap that the frame actually vibrates, both opening and closing. The spear blades are ground exceptionally thin for a scout pattern, approximately .018" behind the edge, so they cut remarkably well. And who can resist that vintage Camillus green bone with such artful jigging? The U.S.A. gimp shield tops off an already iconic looking knife.
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Wonderful knives on this page! Havagoodn y'all.
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It can't be Monday already, can it? 
Had this 'n with me yesterday.
Had this 'n with me yesterday.
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These two for this week.
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Fine pairings gents
It can't be Monday already, can it?
Had this 'n with me yesterday.
Great pic of a classic knife Kevin
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A couple/three weeks ago Frank @knarfeng posted that he got one of these Rough Rider Coal Miner Half Hawks and was going to put it to work around his house. I liked it so much that I pulled a "copy-cat" and got one for myself to try out. So far it's performed well. It's certainly heavy enough to do whatever I do now a days. The fit and finish is excellent and the 440a stainless blades are easy to sharpen when needed.
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I put the new Dixie in pocket this morning.
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Woke to heavy fog this morning. The fog is mostly gone, but it left a heavy coat of frost on everything. View attachment 1035368View attachment 1035369 View attachment 1035370Quite beautiful the way the early sun highlights it.
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Camillus WW2 US Army Engineers Knife today.
Of all the knives in my collection, two of my Engineers Knives have probably the most ideal walk and talk. A pull of maybe 5.5, and so much snap that the frame actually vibrates, both opening and closing. The spear blades are ground exceptionally thin for a scout pattern, approximately .018" behind the edge, so they cut remarkably well. And who can resist that vintage Camillus green bone with such artful jigging? The U.S.A. gimp shield tops off an already iconic looking knife.
Very cool Buzz
These two for me today:
