Family portraits

bearsquared said:
Great photo, and that tortoiseshell acrylic #33 is sweet!
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Many thanks, it's appreciated! I would like to see GEC use that faux Tortoise on more models as it's really beautiful stuff, they do acrylics really well, maybe it's time for a GEC Acrylic thread?!:D:D

Regards, Will
 
Lots of great collections in this thread :thumbup:

Here is my first real GEC #48 collection group shot. The collection has grown quite a bit since.


My most recent group shot is one of my custom traditional knives. Ordered by last name of the maker, then in order received in case of multiples.
 
Here are a few. 85s, 15s, and harness jacks plus a couple of other jelly beans :D

Great thread

Best regards

Robin

Thanks Charlie


Two tomatos.




 
Some beauties showing up in here.
Trand you have a beautiful collection of customs. I keep coming back to look, it's almost covetous.

Chris
 
Chris Montgomery said:
Loving the "Fish Family", particularly the one on the far right. Could you give a little more information about it?

Chris
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The knife on the far right is made by Helle. Stainless Steel. Smallish and crazy sharp with a beautiful birch handle.
Pretty sure it came from Ragweed Forge
clutchcarter said:
I agree, but how about the one in the middle? Who's the maker?
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That knife is marked Orvis on one side and Kelgin on the other. The handle is bamboo. I'm pretty sure the steel is ATS34

Both were gifts.
:)
 
A new edc added
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1207423-Thank-You-Jennifer

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Yes, fine knives and a nice wallet!

But, what is it that the tubes are standing in?? I'm most interested.

Regards, Will
 
Here's my entry, not as comprehensive as Grandpa Andi Humppa but it's my little family of 70s imitation Winterbottom Bone Queens.

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willgoy said:
Yes, fine knives and a nice wallet!

But, what is it that the tubes are standing in?? I'm most interested.

Regards, Will
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Hey Will, the tubes are in an old wooden Lexington, TN soda bottle carrier. I picked it up at a yard sale a few years back.

Larson - Thanks for the compliment
 
Thanks! No telling how old it is I havent looked it up. I like how it just fits the era though and it works :)
 
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