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Thank you !!Great lookin' knives, all three!
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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.
Wooden Wednesday - Traditionals only please
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And it does have a nice connection to the Titusville area. The oil festival will be going on at the same time as the GEC Rendezvous.That's a nice 18.The Oil Sucker Rod Wood is very unique!
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Ha... I see what you did there
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I've literally taken 100 photos of this old Walden previously and could never capture how cool the wood grain / color was on it. Then last night while the sun was setting, I was sitting at my desk in the knife cave... the opportunity found me... I SAW THE LIGHT!!! 
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This doesn't have the WOW factor of so many of our wood covered knives. In fact I can't wait to receive my GEC 44 in cocobolo so I can show it off here. What it does have is what it should have. A comfortable, sturdy design at a price that allows me to buy 10 of them (if I want) at the price of many production knives. It's easy to throw it in my pack with no cares yet it still doesn't show damage and a blade shape that I like.
A nod of the head in thanks to @flatblackcapo who first posted a MAM way back. It's in the same vein as other ethnic/peasant knives such as Opinel and others.
Also carrying a stabilized wood Enigma.
A nod of the head in thanks to @flatblackcapo who first posted a MAM way back. It's in the same vein as other ethnic/peasant knives such as Opinel and others.
Also carrying a stabilized wood Enigma.
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Travman, I'm confused, does that knife suck oil or suck rods? . . . 'cause I don't think it sucks at all! 
Wooden Wed. just validates my choice . . . I've been carrying the ebony #44 almost every day, anyway.
Wooden Wed. just validates my choice . . . I've been carrying the ebony #44 almost every day, anyway.
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Very nice! Some sort of rosewood?I've literally taken 100 photos of this old Walden previously and could never capture how cool the wood grain / color was on it. Then last night while the sun was setting, I was sitting at my desk in the knife cave... the opportunity found me... I SAW THE LIGHT!!!
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In the words of my niece... "IDK"
It's probably cocobolo... the pile side is much darker and hard to see any grain or color.