Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

[cudgee]

And i know. I mucked up again. I placed my reply in the wrong place. I,m not all that computer smart. I will eventually work it out. Have a good weekend and enjoy your new knife.

 

[cudgee]

You have one beautiful piece of work there my friend. Would love it in my collection.

 

[joeradza]

I have a weakness for these pressed metal figurative knives. This one is aluminum I believe. Just wondering its origin. Etched Winchester on the main blade and Germany on the pile side. Tang stamp is Winchester.

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, cudgee, much appreciated!

 

[chuck4570]

I just received this A.W.&S Lambsfoot yesterday, excited to put it to work.

 

[joeradza]

I believe the first time I ever saw the Rounder pattern by Jerry Halfrich it was a jigged bone specimen owned by Gary Peregrin . It's always been one of my favorite knives ever posted on BladeForums. But, being a stag guy that is what I had my heart set on. It took a while and a major sacrifice but my patience has paid off.

 

[Scott J.]

I just bought this one yesterday at Shepherd Hills Cutlery in Branson, MO. The color really caught my eye and looked best on this Barlow.

 

[black mamba]

Alan, that Rounder looks incredible!

 

[joeradza]

Alan, that Rounder looks incredible!

It exceeds all expectations Jeff.

 

[Peregrin]

I believe the first time I ever saw the Rounder pattern by Jerry Halfrich it was a jigged bone specimen owned by Gary Peregrin . It's always been one of my favorite knives ever posted on BladeForums. But, being a stag guy that is what I had my heart set on. It took a while and a major sacrifice but my patience has paid off.View attachment 1161908

Congratulations, Alan! That's a magnificent Rounder! I'm glad you were able to make it happen!

 

[joeradza]

Thanks Gary Peregrin patience was the key.

 

[Castnet]

I believe the first time I ever saw the Rounder pattern by Jerry Halfrich it was a jigged bone specimen owned by Gary Peregrin . It's always been one of my favorite knives ever posted on BladeForums. But, being a stag guy that is what I had my heart set on. It took a while and a major sacrifice but my patience has paid off.View attachment 1161908

Alan,
You’re killing me with this one. I’ve been looking for a small rounder for quite a while. You have a great knife in this one, worth the wait.​

 

[joeradza]

Castnet I'll keep my eyes open for you.

 

[Railsplitter]

Buck 212 fixed blade. Really digging the size and the overall proportions. This is my very first Buck fixed blade.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Lionsteel Bestman, single blade, very nice

IMG_7362 by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

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G2

 

[Will Power]

You know how it is: go through knife famine then knife glut

These two arrived yesterday, one had been extremely well re-handled in Sambar and the other NIT

 

[d.r.h.]

Two new ones that I am happy to have.

First, and fresh from the exchange, a Bulldog Brand "Thor" whittler (2003, 5th generation) with antique (pre-ban) elephant ivory covers and carbon blades. This is the largest of their three whittlers made during this time frame. It is just slightly larger than the Case Seahorse (4 1/8" closed ... main Wharncliffe is 2 3/4" ... coping is 1 3/4" ... and the pen is 1 5/8").

Next, a 2002 model Case single blade doctor's knife with pitch black jigged bone covers and stars & stripes shield.

 

[TheFactor]

Just arrived and love this Cocobolo #93

 

[Mayonardo]

Tidioute Calf Roper in Ebony

 

[Will Power]