As much as it pains me, I have to keep gradually selling off GECs. Here are 4 that I have resisted selling thus far, but their time has come. All come with tube and papers, all have great GEC quality construction with no blade play and no problems. Shipping via USPS, payment via PayPal.
1. First is the finest, a Northfield #09 Esquire in Stag. The most svelte of their overall lineup, this is a small pen knife with spear and coping blades. Never used or carried, though it does have some marks on the bolster from storage and a few rub lines on the blades. Note the fine coined nickel silver liners and thin profile of the scales.
The stag on this tiny little knife is so good that Mike Latham chose this very sample as the cover photo for the #09 on collectorknives.net. The nice thing about such a small pattern is that even for a premium stag knife, they were never all that expensive.
$OLD
2. Next up is a similarly new #71 Bullnose in natural canvas micarta. New as received from Mike, though I did oil the pivot. Lanyard is most definitely included on this great working pattern. These are no longer available from the dealer.
$OLD.
3. Third is an all-steel #15 Boys knife, single clip blade in Antique Yellow jigged bone, the earlier style of jigging. Solid knife here, classic pattern, has some light even patina from use and the thin ground factory edge is quite sharp.
$OLD
4. Finally is one of GECs most useful patterns, the #92 Eureka Jack. This model is a Tidioute in Moss Green jigged bone which really evokes the dye and jigging of yore. This knife shares a frame with the #91 Talons that just came out, with the significant differences of both all-steel construction and a secondary coping blade with a wraparound pocket spring, both significant improvements in my mind.
This came to me as a trade from a great BF user, and has some patina from use. Might very well be the perfect jackknife.
Looking for $69 shipped to you. SPF!!
1. First is the finest, a Northfield #09 Esquire in Stag. The most svelte of their overall lineup, this is a small pen knife with spear and coping blades. Never used or carried, though it does have some marks on the bolster from storage and a few rub lines on the blades. Note the fine coined nickel silver liners and thin profile of the scales.
The stag on this tiny little knife is so good that Mike Latham chose this very sample as the cover photo for the #09 on collectorknives.net. The nice thing about such a small pattern is that even for a premium stag knife, they were never all that expensive.
$OLD
2. Next up is a similarly new #71 Bullnose in natural canvas micarta. New as received from Mike, though I did oil the pivot. Lanyard is most definitely included on this great working pattern. These are no longer available from the dealer.
$OLD.
3. Third is an all-steel #15 Boys knife, single clip blade in Antique Yellow jigged bone, the earlier style of jigging. Solid knife here, classic pattern, has some light even patina from use and the thin ground factory edge is quite sharp.
$OLD
4. Finally is one of GECs most useful patterns, the #92 Eureka Jack. This model is a Tidioute in Moss Green jigged bone which really evokes the dye and jigging of yore. This knife shares a frame with the #91 Talons that just came out, with the significant differences of both all-steel construction and a secondary coping blade with a wraparound pocket spring, both significant improvements in my mind.
This came to me as a trade from a great BF user, and has some patina from use. Might very well be the perfect jackknife.
Looking for $69 shipped to you. SPF!!
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