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.
Thanks for the compliment Dylan! It’s always a treat to see your Ashley’s Choice but your Eureka may very well have the best stag I’ve saw on a #92. Outstanding!Thank you, Ron! I feel the same about your photos, they are always a treat.
Carrying two very different bits of Stag today.
Thanks! Such a useful lil fixed blade it's a lil slicer for sure!Thank you, Jack! That little fixed blade was indeed meant to be a sgian dubh when an old friend of mine made it for me. I often forget that I have it but it makes for a keen little blade - it was fashioned from an Old Hickory knife.
Thank you, Ron! I feel the same about your photos, they are always a treat.
I've been thinking about picking one of those GEC fixed blades for a little while now - it's nice to see the size comparison and it is rather obvious that you find it useful.
Carrying two very different bits of Stag today.
Thank you kindly, Jack!!!Thanks a lot JJ, that's a perfectly practical pair you're carrying
Quite an outstanding trifecta; you have all the bases well covered!
Thanks Bill; I guess I was a day early!
That's one very cool Sheffield tote; great shot, too!HHB in my pocket today.
Thank you very much, Dean!!!That is a fantastic photo and very green - I like green, especially for knives!
Great looking pair for you today; both lovely covers and image!Case Rosewood slimline trapper and Orange Victorinox Pioneer.
Not only a great tote but your view cameras bring back memories of the "good 'ole days;" still can't beat a great large format exposure!Micarta and mahogany Monday.
Thanks a bunch, Harvey!!!
Thank you JJ. For some of us, the “good ‘ole days” have never ended. That’s a theme of this Porch!Not only a great tote but your view cameras bring back memories of the "good 'ole days;" still can't beat a great large format exposure!
That's awesome Dave; B&W is also my favorite medium! Last time I ran a 4800 dpi drum scan on a 4x5 it was well over a gigabyte; so much info and detail!hank you JJ. For some of us, the “good ‘ole days” have never ended. That’s a theme of this Porch!
Here’s the photo I was taking:
Thanks again JJ. Almost all of your knives would be worthy of 4x5 drum scans! This was a 189mb tiff file on my consumer scanner, which I should have crushed even more before putting on Imgur.That's awesome Dave; B&W is also my favorite medium! Last time I ran a 4800 dpi drum scan on a 4x5 it was well over a gigabyte; so much info and detail!
Touché Sir John...
It’s 14 months old
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I'm running late posting today, but my pockets have been filled with Jigged Bone today!
Packin' a Parker today.
- Stuart
Micarta and mahogany Monday.
Just got my Real Lambfoot knife in the mail from Sheffield. Only took about 11days to get here.
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Jack, I hope all this “social distancing” kept you far away from the Butter-Fingered Oaf while you were carrying that beauty!
I don't think he's been closer than 10 feet since his spectacular act of oafishness, though he always says hello to me warily Thank you for the compliment pal Carrying two very different bits of Stag today.
Thank you kindly, Jack!!!
Quite an outstanding trifecta; you have all the bases well covered!
Going with the simple elegance of this trapper for Tuesday.
Happy Saint Patrick's Day (though, with the pubs shut, it must be the worst Paddy's Day in Ireland since the Brits showed up!), and may you always have a clean shirt, a clear conscience, and a good knife in your pocket Carrying this Jowika Stockman today, made in Listowel, County Kerry, and my regular Hartshead Barlow. Stay safe folks 
Case Rosewood slimline trapper and Orange Victorinox Pioneer.
Thanks Jack!
