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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.
Your newest addition:traditionals of course!
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Will Power
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Very convincing! Cosimo has deeply impressive skills.
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So so nice!! Congrats.
GPO MAN
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Thank you! It’s been on my want list for a while.
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It’s on mine too! One day. I’m so happy for you. Jigging looks superb…and blade setup is fantastic! Looking forward to seeing more photos posted in the future.
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This beautiful S&M Barlow made by Cooper Cutlery arrived today. Wow it’s nice and I have to tell you what a wonderful family owned operation. Spent a lot of time talking To Mr Cooper just about knives and what a great guy a long with his sons. My first and definitely won’t be my last . Such beautiful craftsmanship and well made knife.
GPO MAN
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This beautiful S&M Barlow made by Cooper Cutlery arrived today. Wow it’s nice and I have to tell you what a wonderful family owned operation. Spent a lot of time talking To Mr Cooper just about knives and what a great guy a long with his sons. My first and definitely won’t be my last . Such beautiful craftsmanship and well made knife.
I agree, they are a great bunch of guys and I will continue to buy their knives.
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I didn’t get the pleasure of talking to his wife that’s also in the mix but I am sure she is as genuine as her husband and sons
Badger28
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Wow! That is awesome. Serious box of knives!
Old Hunter
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Some might nice knives in that pile - congratulations - it will be fun working on them. OH
Old Hunter
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Buck Knives 312 Mini-Trapper, made in 1990, still NIB. OH
Modoc ED
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Just in yesterday. A Buck 112 Slim Select Ranger. Notice there are no thumb studs - a nail nick instead. I believe these were made this way to skirt Canadian import rules for certain features on certain knives.
Here it is with the thumb stud versions.
OOPS - forgot myself - no thumb studs.
Here it is with the thumb stud versions.
OOPS - forgot myself - no thumb studs.
draggat
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It looks cleaner without thumb studs, but no denying sometimes they are very handy!
Will Power
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What luck
Some nice CASE knives there , glad they now have an appreciative home.Thanks, Will
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This is a BEAUTIFUL prototype from my buddy Justin Lundquist. It features a 26c3 (Spicy White) steel with a smoky hamon at 64.5 hrc. Chisel grind with an asymmetrical swedge. Black G10, Ivory Linen, and Dragontail Richlite frame handle, with carbon fiber and ivory linen pins, and a three part hidden ivory linen backspacer. This knife is a 16 piece construction and is completely out of this world!
