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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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Great shot!! You are welcome!
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That looks like some really nice stag seas! How is the mark side? Is the F&F good?
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I purchased a PKS LS Carver and there was an extra one in the box by mistake. I let the seller know, and they gave me a fair discount on the second one.
Having two knives and only really needing one, I messaged
JohnDF
and asked if he wanted to make sheaths for them and keep one of the knives. He did a little more than that, and they arrived today.
These are fantastic and all very well made. The ultra slim pocket slip is the perfect size for my Cadet, but I may find a nicer knife for it. John’s leather work is excellent. I am impressed and appreciative. Thank you again.
Having two knives and only really needing one, I messaged
JohnDF
and asked if he wanted to make sheaths for them and keep one of the knives. He did a little more than that, and they arrived today.These are fantastic and all very well made. The ultra slim pocket slip is the perfect size for my Cadet, but I may find a nicer knife for it. John’s leather work is excellent. I am impressed and appreciative. Thank you again.
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Found this old Cattaraugus 21476 Jack with Ebony covers at the local flea market a couple of days ago .
It cleaned up fairly easily and sharpened up well except for the chips in the pen blade and the very uneven sharpening that some previous owner did . I am sure they did the best they could with what they had . Got it pretty cheap , so I had to rescue it . The Ebony is the darkest that I have ever had . Not that I have had many of them .
It will fit in well with the others .
Harry
It cleaned up fairly easily and sharpened up well except for the chips in the pen blade and the very uneven sharpening that some previous owner did . I am sure they did the best they could with what they had . Got it pretty cheap , so I had to rescue it . The Ebony is the darkest that I have ever had . Not that I have had many of them .
It will fit in well with the others .
Harry
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Nice rescue Harry, good looking display.Found this old Cattaraugus 21476 Jack with Ebony covers at the local flea market a couple of days ago .
It cleaned up fairly easily and sharpened up well except for the chips in the pen blade and the very uneven sharpening that some previous owner did . I am sure they did the best they could with what they had . Got it pretty cheap , so I had to rescue it . The Ebony is the darkest that I have ever had . Not that I have had many of them .
It will fit in well with the others .
Harry
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Found this one yesterday and went back this morning to get it: a 2019 Case 130th Anniversary Golden Aged Antique Bone SS Muskrat. (I'm not sure about the jigging -- corn cob, maybe? Anyone have a better idea?)
Oh, and check out that cool tang stamp date code "CXXX" and the bomb shield with "cXcaseXx" marking.
A couple of years ago I found a NIB 2009 Case chestnut bone CV swayback jack at a nearby hardware store. Then a month or so later I found another one, also a NIB 2009. I bought the second one without really knowing why, took it home, oiled the blades, and put it back in the box. From time to time I've thought about selling it. Well, this morning I took it to the local knife shop and proposed a trade, which was agreed to. And... before I left the store someone had already bought the swayback jack! Ya know, the first time I saw a muskrat I thought it was a weird pattern. And now, this is my fifth one.
Oh, and check out that cool tang stamp date code "CXXX" and the bomb shield with "cXcaseXx" marking.
A couple of years ago I found a NIB 2009 Case chestnut bone CV swayback jack at a nearby hardware store. Then a month or so later I found another one, also a NIB 2009. I bought the second one without really knowing why, took it home, oiled the blades, and put it back in the box. From time to time I've thought about selling it. Well, this morning I took it to the local knife shop and proposed a trade, which was agreed to. And... before I left the store someone had already bought the swayback jack! Ya know, the first time I saw a muskrat I thought it was a weird pattern. And now, this is my fifth one.
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Beautiful knife !!! Wow that’s niceFound this one yesterday and went back this morning to get it: a 2019 Case 130th Anniversary Golden Aged Antique Bone SS Muskrat. (I'm not sure about the jigging -- corn cob, maybe? Anyone have a better idea?)
Oh, and check out that cool tang stamp date code "CXXX" and the bomb shield with "cXcaseXx" marking.
A couple of years ago I found a NIB 2009 Case chestnut bone CV swayback jack at a nearby hardware store. Then a month or so later I found another one, also a NIB 2009. I bought the second one without really knowing why, took it home, oiled the blades, and put it back in the box. From time to time I've thought about selling it. Well, this morning I took it to the local knife shop and proposed a trade, which was agreed to. And... before I left the store someone had already bought the swayback jack! Ya know, the first time I saw a muskrat I thought it was a weird pattern. And now, this is my fifth one.
don’t believe it’s corn cob jigging though not sure what that is but man I love it !!
corn cob looks more like the top knife in the picture
