And Now for Something Completely Different!*

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I was going for another Harness Jack, but I'm thinking, maybe I should go Moose hunting instead. :D
 
Thanks for posting this Charlie. That is some great looking bone. I love the color and the jigging on it. It was definitely worth the effort they put in.

Is the arched Great Eastern tang stamp new or did I just not notice it before?
 
I am not a big fan of serpentine patterns, but that bone really makes it work for me. Beautiful knives!
 
that jigging is excellent and the bone is beautiful. love the swedged spear blade, too. i'm hopeful that GEC will start using this as a main blade more. thanks for sharing this, señor :thumbup:
 
Charlie, I guess the best I say is that those look they were made 70-90 years ago. And that's a fine thing. The jigging, the rounded, pinched bolsters, just the way it all flows around itself. Even the color of the bone booms with the voice of way long back. Does in fact look like one hell of a carrying knife.

Well done. Again. ;)
 
That knife turned out very nice Charlie. They did an outstanding job on the jigging and the dying...

I've never owned a Moose before, but have been giving a lot of consideration to getting a Case redbone Moose. But after seeing that one, I think that is one of those knives that is a must have :thumbup:
 
Love the jigging!





Now make one with a wharncliffe blade!:D
 
thanks charlie for leading the way in such a dedicated project. not many troopers like yourself left. this one is as close to a good custom as you can get.---dennis
 
Well done, Charlie. Those look really useful!
 
Thanks for the good chuckle, Chuck! I had a good laugh at the thread title. :D
 
waynorth said:
Glad you all appreciate GEC's efforts. I just hope they can weather this darn financial doldrums, and remain a part of our history.
There aren't too many companies left that actually care about traditional knives like we do!
In respect for our rules here, I will not answer pricing or availability questions. My sole purpose is to show what is possible, and who's doing it! I hope this falls in line with our usual discussions about the various cutleries.
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I hope I can survive "this darn financial doldrum"!!! You're not helping. ;)

Do you except layaway???


Paul
 
I hope they continue to make those as I would much like to add one to my collection! The best GEC offering yet, at least for me!
 
Very nice... now has anyone any idea how much I need to save up? I really want one :) Thank you Charlie :)
 
I know Charlie will not post pricing, But I hope I can figure out where to get this from. Very nice, I am willing to do my part to help them out and buy one! Steven
 
I keep coming back. Well done Charlie. (but no one is surprised by that) ;).
 
I think the tang stamp has been used before, Danny.
I hope to have some knives for the Oregon Show in April and for some time thereafter.
Thanks for the enthusiasm everyone. These are pretty special. It's amazing how a few subtle things make a knife go from good to great!
 
I wanted to comment last night-but ran out of time..
Charlie...everytime you post a thread-its just so darn interesting, and each time the knives are stunning.
This knife is no exception...the finish, and the jigging sets the standard to the early HIGH quality knives...very very nice.
Good on you Charlie :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
Campbellclanman said:
I wanted to comment last night-but ran out of time..
Charlie...everytime you post a thread-its just so darn interesting, and each time the knives are stunning.
This knife is no exception...the finish, and the jigging sets the standard to the early HIGH quality knives...very very nice.
Good on you Charlie :thumbup: :thumbup:
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If you are happy, I'm happy Duncan!:D
Everybody here tries to keep it interesting - that's what brings me back!! I don't comment on all threads, but I read them with relish!!
 
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