GEC Cuban Cigar Patterns #53 & #54

Modoc ED

Modoc ED

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Who has them. The GEC #53 would include the Stockman, Cattle Baron, Muskrat, and
Furtaker which do not have half-stops. The GEC #54 would include the Whittler and Big Jake which do have half-stops.

GEC Northfield Harnes Jack Stag Cuban Cigar 542208
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GEC Tidioute Stockman Chocolate Bone Cuban Cigar This one is from 2008 and came with a Cigar Band over the wrapper.
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GE Northfield Whittler Orange Crush Perylic Cuban Cigar 541308W
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Please keep this thread on topic with the GEC Cuban Cigar Pattern #53 & #54 only. Thanks.
 
ED, this was my gateway drug into GEC, as this burnt grizzly cut bone #54 Big Jack was my first ever GEC knife back in 2008. That big, pointy, sexy spear blade had me hooked!
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A couple of #54 clip main harness jacks in bone and stag.
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A few favorite #53 Cubans.

Genuine Stag
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Bark Ram's Horn
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Twilight Acrylic
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Primitive Bone
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Red Stag and 440C
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I have a couple. I actually like the pattern, it is big, comfortable to use, and makes for a reassuring heft in the pocket.

#54 Big Jack in Desert Ironwood.

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#53 Moose in Ebony.

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My first exposure to this pattern was when I picked up this #54. I moved it along to fund something else and I regret it to this day but it is what it is.

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The Fort said:
Jeff (Black Mamba) will blow this thread up with his tremendous collection! He has the most impressive lineup of these that I've seen!
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That's what I was hoping for and you can see in his post following yours, he did.
 
The Fort said:
Jeff (Black Mamba) will blow this thread up with his tremendous collection! He has the most impressive lineup of these that I've seen!
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Modoc ED said:
That's what I was hoping for and you can see in his post following yours, he did.
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I know you guys both know this but we ain't seen nothin' yet. Jeff is being modest.
 
#53 Moose in Ebony.



My first exposure to this pattern was when I picked up this #54. I moved it along to fund something else and I regret it to this day but it is what it is.

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I like that shield.
 
Great stuff, everyone! It's such a great pattern for showing beautiful covers because of its good size and rectangular shape. Monk, those are some beautiful Roses! I had a 4-blade Cattle Baron in jigged yellow rose from 2010 . . . sure wish I still did! Now the only one I have left is a proto Cuban Stockman from 2011.

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Burnt Stag Furtaker Trapper
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Antique Amber Jigged Bone Furtaker Trapper in 440C
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MerryMadMonk said:
Yellow Rose 53s
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Al, this photo just pointed out something to me that I hadn’t noticed before! The Stockman has opposing slanted bolsters and the Furtaker Trapper has parallel slanted bolsters! A very nice touch in the design department! :cool::D
 
black mamba said:
Monk, those are some beautiful Roses! I had a 4-blade Cattle Baron in jigged yellow rose from 2010 . . . sure wish I still did! Now the only one I have left is a proto Cuban Stockman from 2011.

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Thanks, Jeff! I remember that Yellow Rose Cattle Baron of yours. Welp, you got lots of other beauties... especially the Genuine Stag and Ram's Horn Cubans. Top shelf!
 
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