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.
Oh, I see now. The proportions and perspective fooled me. Those are Grape Testers.No, r8shell, but the perspective in that picture is misleading. They aren't melon tester size. Here they are with some real melon/citrus/sausage testers:
The Wilson Sausage tester is 10 1/2" OAL. I toted the yellowish one today; it was a pleasure.
- Stuart
You never cease to amaze buddy!No, r8shell, but the perspective in that picture is misleading. They aren't melon tester size. Here they are with some real melon/citrus/sausage testers:
The Wilson Sausage tester is 10 1/2" OAL. I toted the yellowish one today; it was a pleasure.
- Stuart
Stay safe Stuart! 
Cool photos Barrett!Thanks, Ron. I completely agree!
Yesterday I was sitting on the front porch in shorts and a t-shirt. Today it snowed most of the morning.We got about 3.5” of snow, or just shy of one Bull Nose, if you prefer that unit of measurement.
Literally speaking! 
Thanks JJ!
Two fine GEC's this morning JJ!Thought I'd start the week with a couple of my favorites GECs.
Thanks Jack!Thanks a lot Ron, been a while since I carried the S&M Heritage Jack, the horn has expanded a little in storage, so it fits the scales better now
Great to see your Radiant again Ron, and the fancy Trapper is a beauty
Morning folks, The Porch sure is busy at the moment! Hope everyone is comfortable, and enjoying the extra time here
My Greedy Threesome today, Unity Lambsfoot, Winchester Bull-Head, and @paulhilborn 's boyhood Olsen (as you can see, that's an old pic!
I was mistaken on your S&M because I thought it was Ebony. The Horn must be very black! A very nice trio for today Jack. It's always a treat to see your Unity! 
Thank you, Jack.Love that pic John!
Hard to beat a sodbuster.I think I'll throw the Soddie Jr in with my Lambsfoot today...
I agree the 62’s are such a joy in hand along with being such a beautiful pattern imo. It is my most carried Gec to date and that says a lot. Sorry the Stag was out of reach for you but I hope your enjoying the ones you have to their fullestIn my view, one of GECs greatest releases. Deeply impressive build quality, interesting variation of shields and scales plus a 3 blade version for those who need it. Feel very fortunate to have got the three I wanted-particularly in view of the shut-down. Did go after a Stag in a half hearted way, but the dealer did not respond to my e-mail enquiries(plural)disappointed but it was meant to be. Never been so wild about GEC Stags after they implemented the shield free zone anyway
