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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Thanks, Todd.
Actually, it was FOUR knives, including the modern lockback I'd packed along... I like a lockback when I head to the woods.
Good to know, keep me posted.
The stag on that is great. Very different and greatTwo Northfield clips today. These shiny suckers will do wonders for a day chained to the desk, but will get quickly changed out when I get home this evening
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Cool photo!
Have you had anyone objecting to what they claim are your GMO cattle??
- GT
No, we don’t actually have cattle there; I was doing some other work. I think the plant was decommissioned in the late 80s.
Thank you sir!The stag on that is great. Very different and great
Haha. They’re not supposed to have two heads?
I have a real nice trash can for that knife of yours. Send it to me and I will make sure it gets disposed of in the most humane way possibleHad this Case Texas Jack out after the mail run day
Noticed on the backside, all these chips and lines cut and some brown stuff smeared all over it
If I send it back, can Case fix it or should I just toss it and get another? ... Thanks !!!
Have to agree with the others, it’s probably not worth saving, send it my way and I’ll see that it gets properly disposed of!Had this Case Texas Jack out after the mail run day
Noticed on the backside, all these chips and lines cut and some brown stuff smeared all over it
If I send it back, can Case fix it or should I just toss it and get another? ... Thanks !!!
No problem at all! I hope you enjoy it! That’s some good looking wood and the patina is coming along nicely.
Just snip those silver maple volunteers off at the base. They might re-sprout a couple of times, but they’ll die eventually. It’s a lot easier.Good man, Greg!
(I think I might be getting too old for grunt work. I was supposed to dig out some volunteer maples that got started in some thick ground cover under a hemlock tree, but I had a heck of a time getting my shovel through all the vegetation and roots. Shouldn't have been such a challenge!)
I felt like pulling out somebody's fingernails, for sure!
I told the kids that I thought Chuck Norris looked like me, not the other way around!
- GT
Had to look up the Cowhorn. Sounds good!
That's great to hear buddyThank you, Jack.
I give the subjects all the credit.
I am having the time of my life, thanks.
Great pics
Pair of the day.
Good day to all
Looks cool JerPeasant knife.
Peasants rule!
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Safe travels my friendHeaded home this morning...
Two nice finds, an Admiralty Pattern 301 and an 8173-1914Not gonna pretend I'm carrying these today. I think my trousers would fall down under the weight if I attempted it. But they are out. Recent acquisitions with lovely stag handles. Both main blades have had to be re-profiled due to damage but they're still good and functional with excellent snap. The mariners knife is by Joseph Allen & son and the other is Taylor Eye Witness, both of Sheffield.
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Untitled by Mark Saunders, on Flickr
Not hard to see why those two beauties would hog your pocket JJToting a couple of pocket hogs today, a thrifty Hammer Brand/Imperial scout from 1945-55 and a Remington jack made by Camillus on the early 50s.
I always admire the unusual shield and gorgeous French Ivory on your Remington Thanks GaryCool cobblers' tool, Jack, and a couple of cool tools from Charlie's output "in honor of" his surgery!
Memory is sometimes (almost always?) an unreliable "record", but I'm glad I'm not the only one who's finding that out!
Thanks for the compliment on my Case canoe and photo.
Yeah, I've been finding it out in spades! 
A pleasure my friendThanks for the info, Jack.
It was the belle of the cake table!Thanks, Jack.
That big lambsfoot will fit right in at the tool stall!
I'm carrying my Bagpipe Ebony Big 'Un today, along with an Old Friend 
That's a thought. I have some nice brown weg tanned leather.The Nessmi is a great little knife! I gave one like yours to my son and he loves it. I found one that was made in Solingen that I carry a lot.
Collector Knives has a nice pocket sheath that could have been made for the Nessmi.
The perfect clip point?
Hi ,That's great to hear buddy
Great pics
Looks cool Jer
Safe travels my friend
Two nice finds, an Admiralty Pattern 301 and an 8173-1914
Not hard to see why those two beauties would hog your pocket JJ
Thanks Gary
A pleasure my friend
It was the belle of the cake table!
Hope everyone has had a good week
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