Prester John
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For Twofer Tuesday:
And this one:
And this one:
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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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Thanks Jack the wood is birch burl and the steel is AEB-L. Wayne Childress calls it an upswept hunter. 7inches is a great size. The handle always looks like it is moving. (No extra charge for this feature)
I can see myself using this old gumtree more often for knife photos
I can see myself using this old gumtree more often for knife photos
paulhilborn
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Thank you Jeff, I carry it sparingly but sure enjoy it when I doPaul, that is such a timeless pocket knife . . . could have been made in the 1800s or any time since!
paulhilborn
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Really like that Hunt Jerry, I have a nice little wharncliffe fixed blade from him
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Thanks Jack the wood is birch burl and the steel is AEB-L. Wayne Childress calls it an upswept hunter. 7inches is a great size. The handle always looks like it is moving. (No extra charge for this feature)
I can see myself using this old gumtree more often for knife photos
It's a beautiful tree, which compliments your beautiful knife
Double Lambsfoot Day for me
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Forgot to grab something special, so it's just the EDC's today
~Chip
They both look pretty special to me Chip
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A buddy came into work this morning with the first King Cake of the season. First words out of his mouth: "Get your knife out." 
Used my BFTC (Thanks, Randy!) which I forgot I had recently sharpened. The first cut went right through the bottom of the box.
Used my BFTC (Thanks, Randy!) which I forgot I had recently sharpened. The first cut went right through the bottom of the box.
Amir Fleschwund
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A couple of good knives, and the day’s first cup of coffee, my wife reading on the sofa next to me, the dog laying on the floor waiting for something to happen...
This is gonna be a fine day.View attachment 1050386
This is gonna be a fine day.View attachment 1050386
Fodderwing
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Thanks! Todd is a great craftsman and an even better guy. I have a small handful of his pieces. This little axe is one of the dressier ones, in my opinion, with the blue liners and mosaic pins.Really like that Hunt Jerry, I have a nice little wharncliffe fixed blade from him
Were you the one that ended up with that pretty green jigged bone wharncliffe? He made a few wharncliffe knives a little larger than his Hornet model at the time. There were a few in some gorgeous curly maple, but the one sporting the green bone really stood out to me.
black mamba
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What is a clevis, anyway?
SVTFreak
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A buddy came into work this morning with the first King Cake of the season. First words out of his mouth: "Get your knife out."
Used my BFTC (Thanks, Randy!) which I forgot I had recently sharpened. The first cut went right through the bottom of the box.
We had a king cake too. First time I've ever had oreos and cream flavor and, holy crap, it's dangerously good!
More commonly known here as a bail.