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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
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Whatcha got on order? (Traditional Knives Only)
- Thread starter Gary W. Graley
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I have also ordered the RR scrimshaw set . Though I'm not very arty I'm going to give it a go
I do like scrimshaw on a knife .
If you're happy with the result, please post pictures!
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Ye no problems . Either way I will let you know how the kit holds up in my incapable hands
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I'm expecting two as of now. Both trappers. One is a new Case Mini Trapper in Bermuda Green bone. The other is an older USA made Schrade Old Timer 94OT (not the pictured one but same kind). I kinda have a soft spot for the US made Old Timers as my first pocket knife was one. The trapper pattern has grown on me and I wanted to get one in that style.
Fodderwing
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George Wostenholm horseman's knife, Schrade Walden pruner, Boker pruner, Lamplaugh Cutlery Solingen Jackknife
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This is bad... I hadn't ordered a knife in a long time, and now I've got 2 of them on their way to me. I can't let myself fall down this rabbit hole again, but I've been waiting a long time for Case to put Ebony covers on the Peanut.
If I ever get my hands on a Tiny Trapper with a wharncliffe secondary, both knives will be going to Glennbad for some surgery.
If I ever get my hands on a Tiny Trapper with a wharncliffe secondary, both knives will be going to Glennbad for some surgery.
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I'm waiting on this one...
The 3" half congress is pretty neat, and very useful.
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Oh my oh my... an ebony peanut!I've been waiting a long time for Case to put Ebony covers on the Peanut.
I've got a cocobolo peanut, but an ebony would be a very nice addition.
It will be my first Congress.
I was sold on the 3" size and (half congress) single spring. Should be a great office carry.
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It will be my first Congress.
They carry well and the blade combination is superbly useful. If I were in office work it would easily be one of my top choices.
Buzzbait
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I've been terrible so far this year. I think I've purchased more knives thus far, than I did all of last year.
Arriving today are two new Case mini trappers. I've wanted the yellow Delrin cap lifter model for quite some time, as something a bit less precious than my Beer Scout Knives. The wharncliffe mini trapper in bone stag was a total impulse purchase. I fell in love with it on sight.
I also have a couple of Camillus scouts coming later this week from auction. One is an old army engineer knife with carbon steel bolsters and liners. The other is what looks to be a parts knife made from Camilus auction materials, with resin impregnated rosewood (read Dymondwood) covers. It should be a fine user.
Arriving today are two new Case mini trappers. I've wanted the yellow Delrin cap lifter model for quite some time, as something a bit less precious than my Beer Scout Knives. The wharncliffe mini trapper in bone stag was a total impulse purchase. I fell in love with it on sight.
I also have a couple of Camillus scouts coming later this week from auction. One is an old army engineer knife with carbon steel bolsters and liners. The other is what looks to be a parts knife made from Camilus auction materials, with resin impregnated rosewood (read Dymondwood) covers. It should be a fine user.
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I had a bonestag mini trapper. It was the sharpest knife I've ever owned. I cut myself three times taking pictures of that darn thing.
