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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.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Whatcha got on order? (Traditional Knives Only)
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Will Power
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Not exactly this but...
.Tidioute 68 Owl in Rust Red Bone from the Exchange. now the waiting begins, hoot hoot!:thumbup:
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Not exactly this but...
I have a #68 clip point Owl also, a great little EDC, but not as purty as your bird in the hand LOL..
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From a forum member. A 1970's vintage Puma Back Backer.
Tom
Tom
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One like this, i have been fighting against it but the great pics posted here wore me down so i am blaming you, (you know who you are)... PS another long wait argh !!!
Daniel Dorn
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I'm getting excited about this year's Trad. Forum knife. I check on GEC's web page almost daily to see if anything about it pops up on their "coming soon" list.
Can't wait. (little-kid goofy grin on my face)
Can't wait.
(little-kid goofy grin on my face)
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Got these two beauties on the way from the 'bay 
arizonaranchman
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I've got a silver Alox Pioneer on the way...
I gave one to my Dad a month ago for his Birthday. Since then I've now had a fascination with the Pioneer.
I gave one to my Dad a month ago for his Birthday. Since then I've now had a fascination with the Pioneer.
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My man in the UK has come through again with another Sheffield beauty. Here is a Weiss & Sons lockback jack (or is it a folding dirk?) at a whopping 5.5" closed 
This company has an even older history than the knife I previously posted, though of course that does not help to date this knife in particular.
This company has an even older history than the knife I previously posted, though of course that does not help to date this knife in particular.
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My man in the UK has come through again with another Sheffield beauty. Here is a Weiss & Sons lockback jack (or is it a folding dirk?) at a whopping 5.5" closed
This company has an even older history than the knife I previously posted, though of course that does not help to date this knife in particular.
Large but lovely looking! It looks very tidy too
Sam
This one is made by Gilles and is their locking interpretation of a traditional Corsican knife called a Vendetta. A little smaller than a typical Vendetta it's made in collaboration with Corsican makers Antoine Zuria and Robert Beillonnet
A large Barlow by Gene Wiseman. I really liked the look of the first one of these gene made so jumped when I saw him post another on the exchange
Sam
