GIVEAWAY - Penny (or knife) for your thoughts -- AWARDED

The #42 trapper; just the right size... it's big enough not to cramp my hand while getting some work done, but it is not too big and so not cumbersome in my pocket, and the trapper frame makes a home just the right size for two full size options.
 
I have to go with the Bullnose,just about perfection in the sodbuster pattern for me. It would be awesome if they did a run of Bullnoses with different handle material choices, maybe wood or stag.
 
#68, White Owl. Perfect size. Equal end. And so many possibilities for future treatments.
 
Wow this is such a hard choice to choose just one! I have it down to 3 in my head but the first one that came to mind is the 76 so I'm going to stick with that one I guess.
 
This one's easy. My favorite is the #73. Not too big. Not too little. Just right. It hits the sweet spot where it is just big enough to handle most tasks, while still compact enough so that it isn't overly big and bulky. Now we just have to convince GEC to release a run of clip point singles.

- Christian
 
I would like to see a sowbelly. I originally said swayback, but I was just having a brain fart!
 
Tough call, but for me its the #12. They just seemed to hit on the perfect shape/ size configuration of this one for me.
 
I don't own one yet but my eye is on # 55

Edited due to Gary's post below. I think I just found my new must have!

That's a really beautiful knife and exactly what I'm looking for including the one blade Warncliff.
 
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The curve of the 55 frame seems natural to me, especially with one bladed configuration

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I don't own one yet, but the curves of the #92 Eureka Jack have been calling me with its sirens' song.
*cough* #81 Hawbaker muskrat *cough*
Thanks for the chance and your continued support of this community!
 
I'd have to say it's the pony jack for me. I've been wanting one of those so badly. One day, mr pj, one day.
 
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