Whatcha got on order? (Traditional Knives Only)

Thanks again Will, the first pic with the acorns is the original owner's. The knife is as good as it gets no matter who the photographer is.
 
Been hemming and hawing over small traditional fixed blades for the last few weeks, but finally decided on this one (photo stolen from the dealer):
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Arno Bernard Galago in warthog tusk with Cape Buffalo sheath - very excited!
 
spycycle said:
Been hemming and hawing over small traditional fixed blades for the last few weeks, but finally decided on this one (photo stolen from the dealer):
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Arno Bernard Galago in warthog tusk with Cape Buffalo sheath - very excited!
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Wow! Very nice! I'd be excited too.
 
Jarrett Fleming the "Nocturnal", which I had some input on the design. I wanted a smaller version of a bowie fighter clip blade, guardless along with a handle angle and length that will fit my hands, in cpm154 and bog oak 8 inches OAL...will be under the tree soon and I hope for at least a peek before christmas.

 
spycycle said:
Been hemming and hawing over small traditional fixed blades for the last few weeks, but finally decided on this one (photo stolen from the dealer):
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Arno Bernard Galago in warthog tusk with Cape Buffalo sheath - very excited!
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I think you are going to be Over the Moon when you get that in your hands for the first time. I especially like the Wart Hog Tusk handles. The one that I have purchased for a gift is without a doubt the best finished knife that I have handled . The thickness of the sheath will probably surprise you favorably too.
Yours is just a sight for my old eyes Sir. Enjoy it when you get it . I am sure that you will post more pictures ????
Merry Christmas to you from you .

Harry
 
Old Engineer said:
I think you are going to be Over the Moon when you get that in your hands for the first time. I especially like the Wart Hog Tusk handles. The one that I have purchased for a gift is without a doubt the best finished knife that I have handled . The thickness of the sheath will probably surprise you favorably too.
Yours is just a sight for my old eyes Sir. Enjoy it when you get it . I am sure that you will post more pictures ????
Merry Christmas to you from you .

Harry
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Thanks Harry, you've got me really anxious to see this thing now! I can also add a Queen #19 trapper to this thread, as I picked up a wormgroove jigged bone specimen from the exchange earlier today. Gonna be a fun mail day...
 
Well, I happen to know that there is a new #47 Hay'n Helper under the tree, and I just found a smokin' deal on a NIT serialized stag #18 Coyote that I just couldn't pass up. These will be my first two GECs! One for hard work, and one for fine company. Merry Christmas to MEEEEEEE!!!


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That stag #18 is a beauty. Be sure to post lots of photos. I'm a stag addict. I can quit anytime I want. I just don't want to, lol.
 
I have a Case Tony Bose Lanny's Clip in African Blackwood on order. Hopefully it will be here by next week. :eek: :D
 
swaybacksteve said:
Jarrett Fleming the "Nocturnal", which I had some input on the design. I wanted a smaller version of a bowie fighter clip blade, guardless along with a handle angle and length that will fit my hands, in cpm154 and bog oak 8 inches OAL...will be under the tree soon and I hope for at least a peek before christmas.

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I am surprised no one has praised that beauty. bog oak...great looks and a Flemming!! Looking forward to seeing more and hearing your thoughts about it in use :thumbup:
 
Thanks Gevo ... box arrive just before we left the house for the short trip. But can't open til Sunday[emoji30]


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swaybacksteve said:
Thanks Gevo ... box arrive just before we left the house for the short trip. But can't open til Sunday[emoji30]


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Be strong because that has to be a hard temptation to fight off:eek:

Beautiful knife and extra special with your input:thumbup: I have four of Jarretts knives and I can't pick a favorite:o
 
paulhilborn said:
Be strong because that has to be a hard temptation to fight off:eek:

Beautiful knife and extra special with your input:thumbup: I have four of Jarretts knives and I can't pick a favorite:o
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This one will #4 Fleming for me also Paulihorn. I will be using the Webil to open the box. Will have to post picture a bit later[emoji1360] glad he will opening up his books next month.


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spycycle said:
Been hemming and hawing over small traditional fixed blades for the last few weeks, but finally decided on this one (photo stolen from the dealer):
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Arno Bernard Galago in warthog tusk with Cape Buffalo sheath - very excited!
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I really like this one!
I'm off to go look up the details...
 
It has been a slow year for knife purchases. I think I've picked up a grand total of 3 pocket knives up until now.
So it's not often that I get to post in this thread. However late last night I tracked down and pulled the trigger on a Boker evergreen stockman jack in olive wood and 440c after seeing the unveiling of Ed's Christmas Eve giveaway. I'm curious how I'll like the size. From what I've read it is quite the beefy 2 blade jack.
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Old Engineer said:
I think you should go for an Arno Bernard Erik .

Harry
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Oh, I was just window shopping. That Boker took my current knife budget.
After looking them up they seem to be a great value, though. I read the bio of the maker and was expecting a high price tag to go along with the knives, so I was shocked to see how reasonable they really are.
 
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