Up for sale are six Great Eastern Knives. All knives are unsharpened and come in original tube.
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1. GEC Tidioute 53 in Beaver Pond Bone, 2007, 2nd year of GEC production. Beautiful knife!
Price: $old
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Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr
2. GEC 431118, Oregon Trapper, Orange Camel Bone, This knife is unused or carried. It does have a pepper spot on spine of blade and some handling marks on bolster. There is some tarnish on brass back liners, but I'm confident this can be cleaned up with a little Flitz polish. I'll leave that up to you. Blade appears to be slightly off centered, but doesn't appear to be rubbing liner.
Price: $old
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Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr
3. GEC Tidioute #23 Beaver Tail, 2007, Ser.# 197, in Bone. Second year of GEC production. Blade appears to be slightly off centered. No blade rub.
Price: $old
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Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr
4. GEC 922219 in Antique Goldenrod Camel Bone, nice knife. Match strike long pull. Does have a spiderweb mark on main blade shown in photo.
Price: $old
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Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr
5. GEC 562218 Smooth Appaloosa Bone, pinched bolster and match strike long pull. Excellent knife.
Price: $old
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Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr
6. GEC 151213 STL Smooth Ivory Bone - Perfect example.
Price: sold
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr
All knives shipped USPS Priority Mail to US addresses. Must be 18 years or older to purchase. Thanks for taking a look.
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr1. GEC Tidioute 53 in Beaver Pond Bone, 2007, 2nd year of GEC production. Beautiful knife!
Price: $old
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on FlickrUntitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr2. GEC 431118, Oregon Trapper, Orange Camel Bone, This knife is unused or carried. It does have a pepper spot on spine of blade and some handling marks on bolster. There is some tarnish on brass back liners, but I'm confident this can be cleaned up with a little Flitz polish. I'll leave that up to you. Blade appears to be slightly off centered, but doesn't appear to be rubbing liner.
Price: $old
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on FlickrUntitled by Matt Franklin, on FlickrUntitled by Matt Franklin, on FlickrUntitled by Matt Franklin, on FlickrUntitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr3. GEC Tidioute #23 Beaver Tail, 2007, Ser.# 197, in Bone. Second year of GEC production. Blade appears to be slightly off centered. No blade rub.
Price: $old
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on FlickrUntitled by Matt Franklin, on FlickrUntitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr4. GEC 922219 in Antique Goldenrod Camel Bone, nice knife. Match strike long pull. Does have a spiderweb mark on main blade shown in photo.
Price: $old
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on FlickrUntitled by Matt Franklin, on FlickrUntitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr5. GEC 562218 Smooth Appaloosa Bone, pinched bolster and match strike long pull. Excellent knife.
Price: $old
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on FlickrUntitled by Matt Franklin, on Flickr6. GEC 151213 STL Smooth Ivory Bone - Perfect example.
Price: sold
Untitled by Matt Franklin, on FlickrUntitled by Matt Franklin, on FlickrAll knives shipped USPS Priority Mail to US addresses. Must be 18 years or older to purchase. Thanks for taking a look.
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