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.
I would bet that it happens often. Charlie C and I were the top two bidders just the other day on a knife (
he being the winner of course ).
Morning Dave! That is one gorgeous ebony siren right there.
Thank you, my friend,
Wow Stuart, that is really special. Another rare treasure.
Stunning photo as usual and the color sings!
GT I love the little Klaas canoe.
Classic knife classic color... yep ... grandpa.
Fantastic yes. Love the bone, shield, patina...
Wonderful pairing Kevin.
Beautiful FP in ebony!
Exceptional photos Jack. That T-I V is really something!I'm also carrying my 2018 Guardians Lambsfoot in ebony for Black Friday, together with a Thiers-Issard Violon
Lovely in black.
Two hours in the dentist’s chambers being worked over yesterday...
It cost as much as 5 or 6 GEC SFOs would have
That's the sliding scale I'm always using...Fabulous pic of knives, color and light Ron.
Thanks John 
Glad you like your Plow so much, Tom, but in these particular pairs, your Remington scout and the Black Box coffin jack really grab my attention!
- GT
. Hmmmmm ..... don't think I have carried that Winchester and Remington together, thanks for the inspiration for tomorrows carry . Happy Friday!
Thanks. She's a big un too. 4 1/8" closed.
Case CV Swayback
This could easily become one of my best knives. The build quality is top notch, with no gaps, centered blade, and very tight tolerances. In fact the only fault this knife has is that it was built so tight that it is taking some effort to break it in. The knife doesn't want to 'snap' open with authority. I can feel the grit and gunk in there, but because of the tight fit, it's taking a while to get it flushed. After two baths and several flushs, it is improving and I can tell it will eventually break-in. This is the only knife I currently own where the back spring is perfectly flush at closed, half stop, and fully open. It's really a great office carry knife.
I miss my Jack version that I gave away so I think this may help me along....the long wait begins.
Exceptional photos Jack. That T-I V is really something!
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Great to see that lovely old Richartz again 
Case CV Swayback
This could easily become one of my best knives. The build quality is top notch, with no gaps, centered blade, and very tight tolerances. In fact the only fault this knife has is that it was built so tight that it is taking some effort to break it in. The knife doesn't want to 'snap' open with authority. I can feel the grit and gunk in there, but because of the tight fit, it's taking a while to get it flushed. After two baths and several flushs, it is improving and I can tell it will eventually break-in. This is the only knife I currently own where the back spring is perfectly flush at closed, half stop, and fully open. It's really a great office carry knife.
Oh my... Is it a single blade or a double? If single...G-R-A-I-L.
Nice to see the Carhartt Peanut again
Thanks, the color and jigging on these are really nice.Great looking knife !
Very nice photo Harry of a child's world of wonder.
Another mesmerizing TEW.
beautiful covers on the lambs foot, mod, or standard; is it a Wright?Thank you, fellas, for the compliments. It is a great knife and the single blade version that Alan sent me is just as excellent!
Thank you for the Joker info, GT, I will be on the lookout for them. The Sowbelly pattern is just superband I am enjoying it immensely, I am happy to see I am not alone in that sentiment.
I fine duo, Gev, but that Sowbelly is a show stopper. What a beautiful knife!
Carrying a Sow myself today, alongside a Lamb.
Unfortunately, John, it's double it gives a little more to hang on to.
