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.
My youngest son and his family just visited and brought me a few Dad's Day gifts!
I'll be relaxing with a new book and a bottle of Wild Turkey Honey sometime today! And, I'll have my mouse near by!
Harry, that is a fantastic knife.
There's just something wonderful about Osage on a Barlow... perfect match.
Fantastic picture, Jack.
Great old Stockman, Jack.
Can't blame you for carrying that Case Whittler a lot, they are such cool little knives... I pocket mine often too.
Sweet little Peanut!!!
Fantastic picture, Dan.
I like that Imperial Scout... looks nice and thin for a Scout knife.
I love the look of that soup-stag!
I'm afraid it was an old pic Ed, and I'd already slipped the chocolates into my mouth!Hopefully, you slipped a few of those chocolates in your pockets JackJack Black .
Great to see that one Dan, your bowl is beautifulThank you Jack
Toting my African Rosewood Lamb.
Another interesting knife
It's sad about the rosemary, but that's a great pic RachelMy poor frozen rosemary bush will live on in photos. The replacement isn't sturdy enough yet to make a good knife-stand. Also, I'm not inclined to retake so many pics.
I see that AGR have put out a tribute knife, but it's not as nice as the original Thanks a lot John, you know Dan excels at everything he doesFantastic picture, Jack.
I see you found an appropriate use for Dan's "sweet" bowl.
I'm glad we didn't go to school together, or I'd have never got a girlfriend! Sorry to hear about the email problems buddyI'm having troubles with my email today.
I took new pictures of today's carries, but can't send them from my phone.
So you all will have to settle for re-posted pictures of my Usual Lamb and my Osage #73
Those photos are worth recycling though Four Knives of Note my friend, but I particularly admire your Imperial Scout, very cool
Fantastic photo GaryHigh of 91F yesterday, 64F today. Go figure...
A "Birdseed Bucket Shot" of two small but capable carries for today.
Two great knives too 
Sorry to hear about your dog!! That presidential would make any day better. What a looker. All the best to your dog and wallet on their speedy recoveries. Vet bills are outrageous!Back from the vet, wallet lighter, boy dog missing one entire nail on his front left wheel
... and currently knocked the heck out.
Calls for a knockout carry today. Northwoods Presidential will do.
Prognosis: I'll very much enjoy today's carry ... and the nail might should grow back in time.
(Mason destroyed the nail in a chainlink fence while excitedly investigating a strange dog that came around yesterday)
Great picture r8shell! Sorry about your bush.My poor frozen rosemary bush will live on in photos. The replacement isn't sturdy enough yet to make a good knife-stand. Also, I'm not inclined to retake so many pics.
inside last fall. It wintered over pretty well, although it got a little spindly. We put it back on the patio and it's thriving. I'll see how long I can do that.Hope your picking goes well.Peregrin
Same here Gary, and “right on” as I’m cherry pickin’ for a couple of days. Not so many this year as that late cold blast dropped many a stem, just takin’ my time is all.
Your pic there, is a certain kind of perfection to be sure
! Gotta attempt to keep it interesting since I'm always carrying and posting the same knives!Thank you sir !!! Wasn't as bad as it could have been
LOL
Good thing he lives in Canada... keep him isolated from our women.
Thank you, Jack.
Carrying this one today.
