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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.
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Always a treat to see that curved Bulldog Barlow, Jeff!Sheepfoot Barlow in Green Bone
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Congrats on that big old Robeson, Gus!Well for today, how can I resist this newbie at home this week. Robeson 622119 Strong and snappy 4” 1/2 with smooth w/t and a sublime sound
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A great Friday and weekend to all!
Thanks, John.That's a good looking pattern, GT. What does it measure?
Dignified Black Friday pair, John!Happy Friday All.
Gateway to a good weekend.
For Black Friday; Boker Barlow in Black Wood and A Wright Lamb in Ebony...
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Good story, Todd, and an impressive gold/black combo!The 86 tortoise came in handy at the track meet last night. I’m the pole vault coach and one of my kids broke a bar, had to open a brand new one. It was wrapped tightly in cardboard and plastic wrap. A spectator walked up and said, “You need a knife coach?” I smiled and said, “Nope, I’ve got one!”
Now I just hope I don’t get turned in for brandishing a weapon on school grounds!
Have these two with me today, getting a little fancy for Friday.
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That Daedalus reminds me of "Kilroy Was Here"!What a concept! Do I dare?
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That's a superb punch stockman!Just a Western #425 today.
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Your Buck Cadet is a great Black Friday choice, Dean!
Splendid Challenge jack, Steve!
Glad you saw what I did, Jeff; you must be looking good, too!...
“Looking good” ~ I see what you did there
Speaking of lenses, I have been doing that with contacts for years. Left one is weaker for close up, right is corrected for distance. It really works, because the brain only acknowledges the eye that’s in focus.
Unfortunately, I think I need to upgrade
and I appreciate your kind comment on my knives, mi amigo.
Definitely a major "Wow Factor" for the wood on your pair of knives!I feel very lucky to own these two...so in the pocket they go. Not gonna say I used them today...but trying to get over the “honeymoon.”
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Congrats on the cool Case TL-29!![]()
Went looking for a cheap tl-29 to recover and this one caught my eye. Never got the cheap one to recover just this classic. Think I may have a problem.
Yeah, I read the sad busted spring story in another thread, but I'd say it's a story with a happy ending since you're carrying that classic Queen whittler!...
The Queen whittler is a sort of replacement too, for the small stockman that suffered a broken back. Good thing I had a couple more spare Queens.
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Thanks for the comparison shot of the 38s, Harry!I guess that great minds think a like my friend . I just happen to have dropped a twin of your 38 in one of my pockets also with the English Whittler .
IMHO they both are very nice knives and some of best that GEC has done .
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Edited to add : Like you , I do not see me parting with either one in my life time .
Harry
I'll have to try it the other way round.That Daedalus reminds me of "Kilroy Was Here"!![]()
My Peanut-like Knife of the Week is a Camillus 21 (thanks, Mike):
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Stag/Horn knife this week is a JJ Martinez Spanish sodbuster jr:
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Lambsfoot of the Week is a stag Ashley's Choice, an SFO forJack Black ; I call mine Cracker Jack:
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Thank you Gary, Cracker Jack is looking really nice!Good story, Todd, and an impressive gold/black combo!
Lambsfoot of the Week is a stag Ashley's Choice, an SFO forJack Black ; I call mine Cracker Jack:
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That Sodbuster is a winner, but I do not recommend American peanut butter. It took me a while to get used to the real stuff that actually tastes like peanuts, rather than the sugar, salt, and hydrogenated oils I was used to.Looks like you're well set up mind, Sodbuster shows its enduring strengthsI've never had AMERICAN Peanut butter so I remain in a position of inferiority
Nor Grape Jelly (Jam) either but it sounds good
My favourite is Sour Cherry.
Yeah, I read the sad busted spring story in another thread, but I'd say it's a story with a happy ending since you're carrying that classic Queen whittler!![]()
That knife just screams "classy".
Great pattern, great size, great blade combo... looks like it's a winner.That RR stockman is 3 3/8" closed, which I consider to be in the medium stockman range.
Thank you, GT.Dignified Black Friday pair, John!
Wonderful Lamb, GT. Love those AC's.
Presidential in the rose garden... Lol
Great picture, Rachel.
Also a great picture.