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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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abbydaddy
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I just took this Case XX Tribal Lock out of the mail box a few hours ago.
When I first saw my Tribal Lock I was frankly surprised by how good looking it was. They really are nice knives.
Vaporstang
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I've been on a stag kick lately. Here are some of the knives I received the last few weeks. The Peanut is my pictures and the others are the seller's. (And a Buffalo Horn GEC 85 is in the mail 
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Vintage 1978 Case 5120 Peanut Single Blade with bail (These are my pics. I took a chance when buying this as the seller's pics were even crappier, but am pleased with it. I will get some better pics down the road.):
Northwoods Barlow:
GEC 09 Esquire in Sambar with coining:
Northwoods English Jack (listed as a Trapper when I bought it):
)Vintage 1978 Case 5120 Peanut Single Blade with bail (These are my pics. I took a chance when buying this as the seller's pics were even crappier, but am pleased with it. I will get some better pics down the road.):
Northwoods Barlow:
GEC 09 Esquire in Sambar with coining:
Northwoods English Jack (listed as a Trapper when I bought it):
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LOL we untubed them same day. You have this Oregon Trapper in Oregon, and I'll be taking this Tidioute to Tidioute this week!Just pulled this Gec #43 Oregon Trapper in Brazilian cherry out of tube and beyond impressed . Well done Gec !! What a beautiful knife
Wow I think I’m in love !!!!
Welcome to Oregon my Oregon Trapper
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LOL that AwesomeLOL we untubed them same day. You have this Oregon Trapper in Oregon, and I'll be taking this Tidioute to Tidioute this week!
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Finally landed a grail of sorts, been looking for this #73 for awhile now. Pretty much eliminated my need for any other big Moose or Jacks.
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Nice score!
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Love the patina on those blades. thats how i see me 23 looking soon. forced patina?
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Thanks guys.
Yes, it was done by the previous owner. Back spring and bolsters will have to happen naturally. These all steel knives age wonderfully IMO.
Yes, it was done by the previous owner. Back spring and bolsters will have to happen naturally. These all steel knives age wonderfully IMO.
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A little better pic,
Will Power
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Fine Stag Jamie, fine find too!
Thanks, Will
Thanks, Will
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Nice find !I reckon my newest addition would be this Kabar I found half buried on a job today..gonna clean her up and give her a new life.
Post some after pictures if you can that would awesome !!
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Will do. oiled her up and hit her with some steel wool and got the walk and talk back...sorta. then lots of soap and water, then more oil. She got real sloppy so I did some light peening... No more side to side, now she talks but not walking so well...still gunked up. Now gonna soak her in oil. Handle smells kinda like a piece of black paper micarta i bought years ago
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Congrats on obtaining one of the finest Sir !!!! Welcome to the Old Red Sawcut Bone 77 Northfield Barlow Club !!!!
Harry