Author: Gholmes2

Knife Leather Traditions Sheath with the Whaler Raffle Knife!

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Just wanted to let everyone know that Dave with Knife Leather Traditions is donating a custom sheath that will be a part of the GEC Whaler Raffle for the Wounded Warrior Project. As
Dave won’t have a knife to build the knife around, the sheath will actually be produced as soon as the knives are released.

As a result, the winner of the raffle will have the ability to choose the color of the sheath as well as whether it will be for right or left hand carry. If you own one of …
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Leather Traditions Sheaths you’re aware of the quality that goes into Dave’s sheaths.  This should be a great complimentary item to what promises to be another great GEC Knife!!!

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Production Schedule Update 7/13/11

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Here are the next items we have put on the schedule, these will be made after the Whaler and the #65 Ben Hogan
spear blade.

#73 & #73 liner lock Tidioute single skinner blade, crescent pull, hand swedge, smooth bolster, lanyard hole,
no serial numbers

 73 – bone (color to be determined)

73L – Grizzly Cut bone

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End of the ’08’s??? but more new 2011 Stags!!!

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The 735211 Burnt Stags came in this afternoon and what a great time to make a comparison with the 2011’s and the 2008’s. The “good ole day’s” aren’t necessarily over!  There is some
gorgeous stag in this lot. On top of that, we’ve not only got the long pull, but a double pull with a fantastic looking sabre grind.

Also in the shipment were the Snakewoods.
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End of the 2008 Stags???

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If you were watching yesterday, I slipped a few more 2007, 2008 Burnt Stags and American Elk into the store. I’ve been lucky in that I’ve been able to get my hands on quite a few of the older stags
recently, BUT, it looks like the party might be just about over.

I added around 20 more to the inventory this AM and there are some gems (including a few more 735208LP burnt stags)!!!

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Hip Pocket Sheath for the Ben Hogan is available!

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Knife Leather Traditions has just released the new 65HPS leather sheath.

Here’s a great way to carry the Ben Hogan knife.   Out of sight, yet readily available in your hip pocket.

The Hip Pocket sheath positions your knife in the corner of your hip pocket, just behind the hip bone.   Out of sight and out of mind until you reach back for it, always in the
same location and always available.   The Hip Pocket sheath takes up little room so the pocket is still useable for other …

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