Your newest addition:traditionals of course!

Oh, I spoke too early. I should have waited to see the price first :)
Boker's Solingen-made Barlow with a steel bolster and Grenadilla wood covers is a lovely alternative for less than half the price. It's one of my favorite traditional knives. :)

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A wonderful, generous and thoughtful gift from my friend @RayseM

A puukko made by Ray with the handle made of natural materials gathered in the surroundings around his home (birch bark, antlers ) He also made the sheath and engraved both the knife and sheath. The sheath has a bronze shackle to evoke boating/sailing :thumbsup: 😍

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A Canal Street Cutlery stockman, serial # 46
( cool association as well to the Rideau Canal to which we are heading off tomorrow to navigate for a few days )

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Decided to add a micarta #15 to my green jigged bone model. My son-in-law loved the extra jigged bone one I gave him as a wedding present this weekend (along with my gold-capped 1962 Omega De Ville that was my personal birth year watch). Just came in.
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A wonderful, generous and thoughtful gift from my friend @RayseM

A puukko made by Ray with the handle made of natural materials gathered in the surroundings around his home (birch bark, antlers ) He also made the sheath and engraved both the knife and sheath. The sheath has a bronze shackle to evoke boating/sailing :thumbsup: 😍

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A Canal Street Cutlery stockman, serial # 46
( cool association as well to the Rideau Canal to which we are heading off tomorrow to navigate for a few days )

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Your photography is stunning. So are the knives.
 
Received this CSC Pinch last week. Just getting around to pics.
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Just in today, this beautiful ironwood 88 received in a trade with Ed @Modoc ED . Thanks Ed! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
Really hard to capture the chatoyance. Pics don't do it justice.

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Made a Super Duper trade with Mike @mbkr for this Buck 501 Squire with Burgundy Burlap Micart covers, CPM-154 blade steel and BOS Heat Treat. It was the December 2020 Buck of the Month. It's a handsome knife with terrific fit and finish. I traded a GEC #88 Bayou Trapper with Desert Ironwood covers for it. psssst - don't tell Mike but I think I got the best deal on this trade. It was a great trade.

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