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Hey, in that Bud K catalog on page 9, there's a knife called the Bud K Striker that says (if you read the backward photograph
) it was designed by Tom Anderson. Is that OUR Tom Anderson?
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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.
You have 1 month to spend $100,000 on 10-20 knives or lose it! What do you buy?
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Say it isn't so! Tom doing work for Bud K?? Horrors!!!
Oh and I agree wholehaeartedly with Gus' picks! Great stuff, A Loerchner, an Ence a Scagel and I'm fine for the next decade!
Thanks for the links Gus!
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Paul
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Oh and I agree wholehaeartedly with Gus' picks! Great stuff, A Loerchner, an Ence a Scagel and I'm fine for the next decade!
Thanks for the links Gus!
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Paul
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Circle P Knives
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I would get the following:
One of everything Rod Chappel made
One really nice Warenski Dagger (full blown french gray engraving and gold inlay by Julie).
One Bill Moran Damascus ST-23
One Bob Loveless Big Bear Bowie.
One DF Kressler Integral Sub-Hilt Fighter
One Fred Carter full blown Fighter
One Super Hi-Tech Michael Walker Folder
One HH Frank Top of the Line Folder.
One Damascus Sub-Hilt Fighter by David Broadwell. Gold inlay and carved Jade Handle.
One Top of the Line Damascus Bowie by Jerry Fisk.
One full blown Damascus Bowie by Doug Casteel
As many Fighters and Bowies by WW Cronk as I could get.
At least 3 pieces from Virgil England.
Am I out of money yet? For those of you who can't spend the 100K. Please forward your money to me.
One of everything Rod Chappel made
One really nice Warenski Dagger (full blown french gray engraving and gold inlay by Julie).
One Bill Moran Damascus ST-23
One Bob Loveless Big Bear Bowie.
One DF Kressler Integral Sub-Hilt Fighter
One Fred Carter full blown Fighter
One Super Hi-Tech Michael Walker Folder
One HH Frank Top of the Line Folder.
One Damascus Sub-Hilt Fighter by David Broadwell. Gold inlay and carved Jade Handle.
One Top of the Line Damascus Bowie by Jerry Fisk.
One full blown Damascus Bowie by Doug Casteel
As many Fighters and Bowies by WW Cronk as I could get.
At least 3 pieces from Virgil England.
Am I out of money yet? For those of you who can't spend the 100K. Please forward your money to me.
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Robert -
OK, first, I was kidding - I KNOW I'd never own a Masamune, because A) if there are any examples of this master's work still left, they're in a museum in Japan, and B) you're right - $100K wouldn't even come close. I was having fun, because that's what this thread is about - when are YOU gonna have said $100K to blow on knives (personally, I'd probably buy a Ferrari instead, but that's just me) you aren't - that's the point. We're fantasizing here.
Second, I think I'd appreciate it very much, thanks. It's a perfect example of a beautiful and deadly art form - could I use it? No. But then, I wouldn't want too. Too damn big - wouldn't fit in my pocket all that easily.
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Of course, that's just MY opinion - I could be wrong. - Dennis Miller
OK, first, I was kidding - I KNOW I'd never own a Masamune, because A) if there are any examples of this master's work still left, they're in a museum in Japan, and B) you're right - $100K wouldn't even come close. I was having fun, because that's what this thread is about - when are YOU gonna have said $100K to blow on knives (personally, I'd probably buy a Ferrari instead, but that's just me) you aren't - that's the point. We're fantasizing here.
Second, I think I'd appreciate it very much, thanks. It's a perfect example of a beautiful and deadly art form - could I use it? No. But then, I wouldn't want too. Too damn big - wouldn't fit in my pocket all that easily.
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Of course, that's just MY opinion - I could be wrong. - Dennis Miller
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See2:
I wasn't clarifying it for you individually. I knew you were joking.
Don't take it so personally.
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I wasn't clarifying it for you individually. I knew you were joking.
Don't take it so personally.
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nosrednA moT on a left hand folder?
"Striker?"
My name in any thread that has to do with a $10k knife?
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Tom Anderson
Hand Crafted Knives
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"Striker?"
My name in any thread that has to do with a $10k knife?
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Tom Anderson
Hand Crafted Knives
[This message has been edited by Tom Anderson (edited 03-19-2001).]
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Robert -
Sorry, man. I guess I read it wrong. That's one of the problems with bulletin boards - you can't tell inflection. No harm done. My apologies if I was too confrontative.
Chris
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Of course, that's just MY opinion - I could be wrong. - Dennis Miller
Sorry, man. I guess I read it wrong. That's one of the problems with bulletin boards - you can't tell inflection. No harm done. My apologies if I was too confrontative.
Chris
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Of course, that's just MY opinion - I could be wrong. - Dennis Miller