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.
Looks fantastic and I’m not even a car guy! Hope you and your father enjoy it together!Took my father to pick up his 67 Alfa from the paint shop. When I took a pic I laid my knife on the car and they guys looked at me like I was nuts. Sorry if it’s tough to see my knife, but that Fannin is back in the pocket where it belongs. View attachment 1570110
Pop has cancer. Rushed a restoration together. Looks ok to me !
Congrats! I'm sure you will enjoy it.
That jack is looking good sir!In case those coyotes come around looking for trouble.
Lookin’ good. You can never have too many dogs on the porchSeen several dogs on the porch lately so meet Jameson! When you call him, he presents the end he wants scratched first, THEN he greets you properly!View attachment 1569751
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ThanksThat's a handsome old fellow!
Nice gentlemanly pair, Jack!
Very cool, Jim!
That is a very classy photo!
Looks in great shape, José!
Great pairing on a Micarta Monday!
Very nice photo! Your 74 is top notch!
Wow, nice job! They pair perfectly!
Real nice, John! Loving your Trapper for sure, and nice pocket slip to boot!
Aged perfection, what a treasure!
Real nice, Todd! Red and white looks out of sight!
Have a great Monday, all!
A great-looking pair JJGrabbed these two redbone jacks as I flew out the door this morning.
That GEC jigged red-bone always reminds me of red liquorice! 
Cool photos of your splendid black/red duo, Jack!...
Hope everyone has made it through the week
Interesting mod, Bruce; reminds me a little of a 93OT!Today’s carry is my Schrade USA 34OT modified jackknife. OH
Nice trio of knives you're sacrificing at the tree rat shrine, Jeff, although none of them look like "virgins"!
That Kabar swayback looks like a heavy duty workhorse.Those fingerprints look really good, Gus!Easy peasy today...
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A Bulldog Brand Prototype triple-trapper from 1985. With seemingly a thousand or so finger prints embedded in it’s cell covers....
A great Friday and weekend to all
Can you wipe them off the surface of the celluloid, or are they "chemically engraved" there?John, that duo is Serious Black (not to be confused with Harry Potter's godfatherThese two are helping me celebrate Black Friday
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Congrats on the podiatric progress, and that knife is a flaming HOT way to celebrate!
Happy Friday all! Headed into a long weekend, and can't wait.
I'm not much of a social media guy (other than BF
), and don't know exactly what "trending" means, but I think those handsome Case medium jacks were trending last week on The Porch! Really attractive handle mod on your Pallares!...
I guess I didn’t care for the boxwood after all. I did burnt finish, added little ”filework” and then gave the handle some mineral oil.
Beautiful Sawcut Case Barlow, GT.
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Top trio GT
Digging that Case Barlow!
Thanks for the encouraging words, guys.That's a good looking Case Barlow, Gary!
That model was my favorite among Case's Barlow release a couple of years ago, and the only one I bought. There are lots of beautiful examples of that sawcut Barlow that BF members post here. Superb pair of knives, JJ!Grabbed this super handy Pioneer X and the GEC 62 slicer for my Friday tasks.
Very cool couple of knives; I like the red letters on the yellow SBJr!Sodbuster Jr. and a cotton sampler for planting cotton today.
That's a lot of flat field you're working!Couple of classics, Steve, and a pretty cool stump, too!
That's a dandy, John!Watching Roy Rogers with my Roy Rogers...
A better shot of the knife...
I used to watch Roy Rogers on Saturday mornings when I was a kid, and I remember Roy riding Trigger, and Dale riding Buttercup, and their dog Bullet, and that 3rd guy driving his Jeep Nelly Belle, but I can't think of the character's name. 
You're welcome, Todd, and congrats on the new boat and on your son's birthday!
I hope the marlinspike can add a little something to your nautical adventures!That pasture looks more nutritious than some you've included in your pics.I carried my urban jack today. I’m glad to have the cattle on irrigated pasture now.
What breed are your cattle? I grew up on a dairy farm where we had almost all Holsteins, and I could probably identify Gurnseys, Jerseys, and maybe even Brown Swiss, but I don't know anything about beef breeds (except TV Western Texas Longhorns, I guess).Couple of distinctive knives, Jack!...
Have a great weekend everyone
Congrats on that big new Böker!I finally got the Boker 20-20 that I have been thinking to buy. Man oh man, this is a fine knife. The fit and finish are top notch. The design in my opinion is understated but classy. The plum wood scales have a nice color. This is a large knife, 4 inch blade and closed about 5 inches, but still not too heavy. It is best carried in a pocket sheath hanging with a cord from belt or belt tab, or a belt sheath. Spring is just right, not too light or heavy. There was some grittiness in the action, but I used compressed air to clean the knife and put some oil in the mechanism. While this is a fine collectible, I intend to carry and use it. The blade is carbon steel, so I expect it to gather patina.
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Thank you kindly GaryCool photos of your splendid black/red duo, Jack!
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Couple of distinctive knives, Jack!
Thank you Gary. Yes it is similar, The Wrangler has a Turkish Clip and this one the Standard Clip. Both similar in size (Medium Stockman frame) with the Wrangler being longer. Both worthy EDC pocketknives. I’ve been visiting the fellows website where I got this 34OT mod, hoping to see another! OHInteresting mod, Bruce; reminds me a little of a 93OT!
