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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?
- Thread starter jackknife
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Two of my favorites:
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That trapper is dapper.I'm going to copy Gary and carry a Trapper for Trapper Tuesday
r8shell
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Old Engineer
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These today while I was tending the Gardens and cutting a little bit of Asparagus.
Northfield 23 and my $28 Old Stag
Harry
Northfield 23 and my $28 Old Stag
Harry
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Railsplitter
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I was browsing my collection today but I wasn't really planning to change up EDC's. Somehow these two ended up in my pockets.
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Thank you kindly fine Sir !Good to see that knife again, Gev, and a great photo theme!
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That's another knife I always like to see (smooth red alox!!), Gary; cool Canada silver dollar, too.
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I really like these two GEC slicers for today; love their blade grinds.
Thank you kindly, JJ. Cool image of your excellent slicer pair. The details are sweet.
Along with my Hartshead Barlow, I'm carrying a Random Tuesday IXL Serpentine Jack
Love that 1-XL, Jack.
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“Old School” Robeson
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Been chasing this a while.
It's pretty much perfect for me.
It'll be in my pocket a lot I think.
It's pretty much perfect for me.
It'll be in my pocket a lot I think.
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Thanks Jack!Thanks Ron, I do like the pattern, 3 1/2" overall
Thank you my friend, it's nice to be in such fine company
You and Charlie are definitely “Pillars of the Porch” as far as I’m concerned my friend! Looking good Harry!These today while I was tending the Gardens and cutting a little bit of Asparagus.
Northfield 23 and my $28 Old Stag
Harry
Pam said to tell you that she’s proud for y’all to be able to grow that much food just feet from your back doorstep! 
Amir Fleschwund
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I was going to say, those two are very similar.
Ha! Sometimes I’m embarrassed to reveal how many knives I always carry...Sad to say neither the Oregon Trapper nor the Bull Buster saw any use today.
The work all fell to my slim, scalpel like Victorinox hawkbill florist. Spent from 7:30 to 2:00 pruning and trellising my tomatoes at our farm. We’ve got some 200 or so and they need to be worked over a couple of times a week. All the suckers have to come off to encourage one central leader, and my blade gets wiped off with alcohol after each plant for plant health. Definitely a job for stainless steel.
Moose? Handsome knife ~ very nice.
Compelling photo as well.
In spite of it’s, um... association, there are some things a spey does better than anything else. Besides THAT, I mean.Thanks. I'm not usually a big spey blade fan, but I do like this one.
Nice knife!
Nice vegetable beds, Harry! I’m envious that you’re still cutting ‘sparagus. Mine’s all gone to fern. Highly pleasant way to pass a beautiful day ~ just have to keep drinking that water, and keep the sun off yer head!These today while I was tending the Gardens and cutting a little bit of Asparagus.
Northfield 23 and my $28 Old Stag
Harry
View attachment 1373738 Speaking of envious, I still can’t get over that old stag hawkbill! Whoever invented that blade shape was a genius.
I don’t often show them off, but I always have a hawk when I’m at the farm, or in my home garden.