Whatcha got on order? (Traditional Knives Only)

I've got a Case Texas Jack in CV with amber bone coming in along with a Ka-bar mk 1 with a stacked leather handle if that counts. It probably shipped out today so I've got some waiting to do... :grumpy: ;)
 
Ordered a Sway Back Gent in Old Red Bone. I hope get it soon. Maybe I can carry it already on Christmas Eve :)

Kind regards
Andi
 
I received a bunch of knives today but I'm still waiting on a GEC made Schrade Fire and Ice small trapper and a number of the 440c conductors.
 
I just received a Case deep canyon bone SBJ and liked it so much I ordered a backup for my mini copperhead in that same material. No pictures until I get it of course. - Ed J
 
Aren't they beauty's! I miss out on the #72 in Elk and I wasn't going to miss out on these.
 
A Mr. Todd Davison called me the other day and informed me my name came up on his list :D After some thought and a nice conversation with Todd to work out the specifics, I think I gotta good one coming :cool: Should be here by the end of the year!

Nathan
 
I just ordered today one of Case's olive green, pinched bolster Texas jacks. It has been haunting me for a while so I pulled the trigger today. Should have it first of next week.

Ed J
 
The only real traditional I have coming is a BSA handled Case Peanut. But...I have a NOS Camillus Boy Scout knife inbound, a Remington BSA remake and when I was surfing Scouting sites yesterday I came across the World Scouting knife by Wenger. I just couldn't resist :D
I'll have my wife wrap up the Wenger for Christmas, that will be cool.
 
Peter Parker said:
Hey that's what Santa is bringing me! Looking forward to my first GEC stag!
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If it's half as good as mine, you won't be disappointed and you will start believing in Old Father Christmas again.:D:thumbup:

Ed, I really hope you like the Olive Green TJ. I've been most impressed by the finish and W&T on mine, it's a much better machined knife than my Amber Bone CV model (they might have updated the production tools?) The jigging is deep and gnarly, not everybody's cup of tea but I like it.
 
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