GEC SFO, SFA & RVZ (and some other Special) Knives only

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please share your pictures and knowledge about GEC (Great Eastern Cutlery) SFO (Special Factory Order),SFA (Special Factory Assembly), PPF (Pattern Production Final), PTPR (Pattern Test Production Run), PPP (Pattern Production Premier) knives with us.

GEC SFO for Knives Ship Free KSF, the so called Northwoods Knives with the Aroow Head Shield or Bolster Mark.

Northwoods Bear Lake SFO for KSF (found the GEC pattern number #59)NW Bear Lake x10.jpg
 
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2007 Cubans stamped for the end of the run. This is Sandbar Acrylic.
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They also did Factory Test Production Run knives.

Smooth 2nd Cut Stag
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Caribou Stag
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2007 Cubans stamped for the end of the run. This is Sandbar Acrylic.
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I never knew they did a "finale" for the "Cubans"??!! 😲
Does that mean they'll never make another?? Certainly implies that!!🤔
But other #54s are still possible I guess - what's the difference??
So many questions!!
 
Bottom knife is the first time Oiley Creek Bone was used. I don't recall the production volume, I think around 15. It's a 77 Northfield, but has a satin blade. It's personal preference, I think this version of Oiley Creek Bone looks better than following runs. I would like to see Northfields with satin blades every once in awhile.

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Bottom knife is the first time Oiley Creek Bone was used. I don't recall the production volume, I think around 15. It's a 77 Northfield, but has a satin blade. It's personal preference, I think this version of Oiley Creek Bone looks better than following runs. I would like to see Northfields with satin blades every once in awhile.

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…and the top knife is a Charlie Campagna SFO, a Washington Jack, one of the hottest GECs on the market!
 
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