all gecs in bone

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DennisStrickland

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all gecs sorry about the reflection. top l to r
burnt grizzly,antique amber,brimstone,red wine,burnt grizzly.
bottom l to r
cobblestone,horsecut walnut,grape,golden rod,appalosa,yellow rose, & smooth white.
a person could only collect bone variations of gec & have plenty to do.this company has more types of bone than any in my memory history.
 
Thanks Dennis, that Cobblestone is a very attractive scale,they could offer more of that.
 
black mamba i would like to see cobblestone in the larger mdl23 please show some more of your vivid colored early models.next week i may be able to rock your eyeballs.
 
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The Cobblestone finish on my GEC Cattleman is my favorite, nice texture and fabulous color. They need to do more of that cobblestone finish.
 
Nice collection:thumbup::thumbup:
I think they all look pretty good.
cheers
mitch
 
Nice lookers there, Dennis! I've been peeking off & on for the last 2 hours, and still can't pick out a favorite - they ALL look good! :thumbup:
 
the burnt grizzly mdl 23 was hideous to myself at 1st as was the smooth white bone. in fact i did'nt even show the b.g. for a long time but the funny thing is how some items actually grow on one after a while. i'm still seriously still looking at the exe whitt in primitive bone.i'm glad to see you guys making good choices in buying gec.
 
Burnt Grizzly is one of my favorites. I really love that Tidioute Big Jack from 08. I have used that one day in and day out.
 
I've got a grape toothpick on the way.

I think my favorite bone color is their Blood Red.
 
Those are some purdy knives. I really like the 4th one over left to right on the bottom row. She's a sure shot beauty! ;)
 
A great looking collection, Dennis.
 
Dennis,

I got one of those Grape bone toothpicks today. Nice color! 440C steel, and a limited 1 of 8 run.
 
That 23 in red wine is very nice. What does the blade look like?
 
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glocktenman the blade is 3.5 in. with swedges. i guess you could call the shape a cross between spear & clip. in the fall i exstensibly tested one of these on cardboard & cutting deer ribs. i rebeveled to an acute angle & it did'nt chip or roll .the 1095 in gec is one of my favorite working alloys.
 
joebob please let me know how the 440c cuts. i sharpened one up real fine but sent to a buddy & have'nt gotten a definitive report as yet.
 
I was able to fondle quite a few GEC's at the Pasadena CA knife show. I wish I had fun money to spend. Not that time. I have quite a respect for GEC, and will own some of those. It will be hard to narrow down my options, too many that are nice.
 
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