My journey from modern to traditional style blades!! And why! 🇺🇸 🔪
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- Just a little talk about my journey from modern to traditional style blades!! 
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I'm 67 and always carried a slipjoint and over the years I'd give away my knife to someone who didn't carry a knife and encourage them to carry a knife. Now I'm retired and been collecting Case for a few years. I enjoy you channel keep up the good work.
Thank you very much. I appreciate you for supporting and watching… I do the same. I always will give the knife if somebody doesn’t have one I’d rather give you one then lend you mine.! I appreciate your support and subscription!!
I always love seeing your collection and hearing the passion you have for the hobby .It assures me that young folks collecting these knives is going to be alive, respected and well loved long after us old guys are gone. My knife journey started around 1973 with an Imperial Barlow my uncle gave me. That's all it took I was hooked. Thanks Brother for sharing your collection.
I appreciate you brother! Yeah, always had a passion for Knives, all types, but traditional has always been my thing! Love different style bone and just traditional patterns! These knives will definitely be kept well and will be eventually passed on to my daughter! BARLOW is one of my favorite patterns! Thank you for checking it out!
Wow just Wow
Appreciate you! Thank you for supporting the channel!
A wonderful collection Kevin! Beautiful knives! Thanks for showing. You and Jerry put on a great show! Have a great Saturday afternoon! Cheers, RW
Brother I really appreciate your support and kind words!! Thank you brother!!
You have a great weekend as well brother!!
Love these kind of stories! Great knife journey your on!! Thanks for sharing your banger knives!
Thank you, 865!!! And thank you for always coming through with your videos!!! Very entertaining!! and sick Knives
Thanks for sharing your journey and collection with us, Boston.
Thank you TK for watching! And doing all that you do brother!
Very nice collection. Have a wonderful day today
Thank you Jason!! Appreciate your support brother!!
Thanks for the video and your story 👍
Nice knives. They have their own charm
Thank you for watching and supporting. They sure do have their own charm.! Stay tuned much more on the way.
Great looking knives! You have an amazing collection!!!
Mike brother!!! Thank you for being here my friend! I always appreciate your support!!! Hope all is well brother!!
Boy you got a awesome collection I'm just Getting into buck knives I've always been a case collector but since I've started watching you I've got into the buck Thanks
The Buck fever!! 🥵
They are great Knives brother ! Thank you for watching and supporting
Thanks for sharing your perspective and insights. Being old enough to remember when 'traditional' knives were ubiquitous and the Buck 110 was something new and innovative, it's great to see younger men discover and appreciate knives that were used by their Great Grandfathers and before. There is something extra about a knife that required craftsman to construct rather than a knife that is assembled and appears exactly the same as every other one of its kind. That isn't meant as a knock on 'moderns,' as tools they are great.
It's a great time to be a knife guy - so many options and much more affordable. A Buck 110 would cost me a few days' pay at a good job in the 70s, now can be had for wages made before lunch at that same job today, and it's a better knife still made in the USA. Case knives too. A Case Muskrat was the first knife I ever bought with my own money, and I had to save up for it.
I'm thankful Case survived and kept these patterns available. So many great knife companies didn't, like Western, Schrade and Camillus. I'm thankful for the imports like Rough Ryder that provide an affordable gateway for those exploring traditional patterns.
Thank you and I absolutely agree on everything you mention! There is just nostalgia to a good traditional blade! And you make a strong point! Craftsmanship over mass production! I agree on all counts!! Thank you for being here and supporting brother! You be well!!
Awesome video, thanks for the content 👍 I agree 100%. I enjoy my modern folders, but there’s just something special about traditional slip joints
Absolutely agree and thank you for checking the channel out much more content on its way
Wonderful video, buddy! Have a great weekend!
Thank you and you as well brother
Very nice brother, love your collection ❤
Thank you brother and I love the sword that you got
Couldn’t agree more!
I still get the occasional modern knife, but it’s mostly slip joints and fixed blades.
I think the faster paced and off the rails culturally that the world becomes, the more people crave the intentional and deliberate, and the traditional and conservative.
We see this in the knife community, shaving community, bushcraft community, and so many more.
Good stuff brother 👊🏻
Strong points that I absolutely agree with! Great examples and very true! Thanks for sharing your thoughts brother! And supporting!!
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You’re welcome!
It was mandatory I carried a knife in my 30 year career in the Coast Guard. I carried everything you can imagine, but I think my most often used as a real EDC was my Buck Strider folder and a Ontario RAT 3 fixed blade. Carrying a traditional slip joint wasn’t fast enough deployment if you needed it, though I had a few in my pockets over the years.
I understand that 100%!! And the Ontario RAT 3 is such a fantastic knife for its price tag!
Nice video! I love traditional and especially vintage traditional knives. You have quite a collection!
Greatly appreciate you checking it out brother!! I’ve been watching your content as well!! Fantastic stuff! We are going to mention your channel on todays live chat bring some subs your way! Hope you can make it
@@bostonbladereviews919 I will try to join.
I’m with ya. I’ve been slowly switching over to primarily traditionals. Which has led to an unhealthy addiction to stockmans. Great video brother and thanks for sharing
They just have their own charm!! Thanks for watching and supporting.
Great video!! Totally agree with everything you said! And man I love that bonestag wharnie trapper!
Doomcrew!! Thanks for being here, brother.!! Yes, I just got that one in the other day really love the wharnie on it! Keep up the great work! And thank you for stopping by!!
Yep, that's the story of many of us. It's just a little nicer using a traditional folder. 😊
grreat video brother
Greatly appreciate your support! Thanks for watching Kent!
Enjoyed your video, saw you on the live show today and found your channel to like and subscribe . Great backstory thanks for sharing . Whiskey bone Tribal lock is 👀 popping and that smokie valley sunset you showed today is an award winner 👊
Brother thank you so much for supporting! Greatly appreciate you! Look forward to seeing you on the lives and chatting in comments!! Thank you again!!
Very nice collection Kevin.
Thank you and I appreciate you watching Jeff!!
@@bostonbladereviews919 you are very welcome brother
Great video, nothing like watching this as i'm breathing life back into a 1975 Case Peanut!! I believe the word "TRAIDTIONAL" needs to mean something!! I don't like that we are seeing knives made in overseas factories being advertised as "TRADITIONAL"!! When I hear that word old blades that are made in the USA come to my mind!!
I have to completely agree with that statement! Traditional means something! And USA 🇺🇸 traditional knives comes to mind when I hear the word myself! Thanks for sharing brother!!
New subscriber here! Wanted to check out your channel. Thanks for the information you shared. You've got some great knives. Sounds like you really have a passion for them. Looking forward to following along with you on your journey!
Hey I subbed you up caught you on Big J's Live you made a good decision I have been collecting or carrying traditionals on our Ranch since I was a young kid
You done a great job showing most of the knives but my self really don't like to many knives very much
Modern knives
What I mean by modern knives is the knives with the real tall blades
@@rogerholder7132 gotcha! Ya brother . Everyone has preferences!! Thanks for being here brother!! And supporting
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