GEC ACORNS! (stainless) Reference list!

[Stelth]

Here's one with an acorn along with one that could have had one because it's also stainless.

 

[Un-Chained]

Mr. 53 in the house
With a lot more to boot…
Thank you for the showing here black mamba
Jeff !!

 

[Markeologist]

 

[Markeologist]

Fixed Blade Bowies, small and large (no acorns, but 440C alright!)

Oak leaves on those snaps; however! Must be an acorn someplace.

 

[black mamba]

Any time, Gus, stainless is where my heart is! A few more . . .

 

[black mamba]

Mark, good catch on the snaps, they had slipped my mind.

 

[Un-Chained]

I’ve got a 2012 48 acorn trapper on the way in cherry. Other than the 89 fruit knife, I don’t have any SS GECs… Another hunt ensues lol !!

 

[waynorth]

#53 Cubans

Here are some #73 and #74 Trappers.

#99 Lockbacks

Nice gathering of Acorns, Jeff!! You've been at it a while!!

 

[Nature Boy]

 

[Nature Boy]

A couple more fixies

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, Charlie, these three should be to your liking.

Here are a couple of non-GEC favorite stainless acorns, of German extraction.

 

[CujiWuji]

Here's one with an acorn along with one that could have had one because it's also stainless.

Oh man, that's a cool looking Tuna Valley, what blades does that one have?

 

[soothingsteel]

There is a place for wanted to buy in the exchange. The open forums are not the place for such things...

Wasn't meant to be, just threw that in there but removed from the post

 

[BrotherJim]

H73210 (not stainless) and pocket sheath I had made

 

[Stelth]

Oh man, that's a cool looking Tuna Valley, what blades does that one have?

 

[Will Power]

Lately, GEC has been releasing a little more stainless - 86 with very nice looking Acorn bolster- notably in Micarta and the fruit knives. But, 'traditionally' they've been sparse, the manufacturer is notoriously parsimonious with stainless releases. Allegedly due to the extra wear on elderly machinery.

My latest one is bought new in 2016 the 15. Never liked the move from Squirrels & Acorn etch to the automotive looking Federal shield type thing but the F&F is superb. Apologies for the intrusion of a Moditional as well but don't have a 15 on its own picture to hand.

 

[Will Power]

33 Conductor Stag

Early model 73 (2006/7?) but I had the secondary blade removed, so one of one

68 White-Owl Light Tan Bone one of five.

 

[Will Power]

Another early, 2007 I think. Horsecut Bone, oddly enough the etch is on the Pile side and Cyclops Works here on the Mark

 

[Will Power]

33 Conductor called Yellow Bone but it looks like a kind of dark Winterbottom to me.

But wait! Who robbed the nuts and acorns? Here it would be the Red Squirrel/Eurasian Squirrel - Sciurus vulgaris

But the little rogue does good too, by burying acorns and nuts they spread woodland, putting something back.

 

[waynorth]

Hi Charlie - all three are beautiful, but what is the bottom one here?

That "Fishtail" is this one, Tyson!! Sorry for the late answer; had to find it to take extra pics!!
The lid tells the story!!