Great Eastern Cutlery: #66 - Equal End Serpentine

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Bullwinkle and Friend!! 21 Moose knives were made, and 7 Stockman knives!! (Fairly rare to find one now, after 13-14 years!!)Bullwinkle and Friend 1.jpg Here is the Stockman that Bill made from extra Moose parts!!
(Scratch marks you see are on the scanner's glass, not the knives!!)
 
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waynorth said:
Bullwinkle the #mini- Moose!! 2011!! These are Bill's first trial of GEC Peachseed!!
A short run, he made a couple of matching Stockmen also!!
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waynorth said:
Bullwinkle and Friend!! 21 Moose knives were made, and 7 Stockman knives!! (Fairly rare to find one now, after 13-14 years!!)View attachment 2790824 Here is the Stockman that Bill made from extra Moose parts!!
(Scratch marks you see are on the scanner's glass, not the knives!!)
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Those numbers are only accounting for this jigged bone though, right? There were other covers like my old cocobolo... Or was that a very low production knife too? The 66 moose was one of my favorites and longest carried, I lopped that spear blade off into a sheepsfoot. This one was #14 out of however many. Seems like they often came in 20/25 or 50 per cover.

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waynorth said:
Bullwinkle the #mini- Moose!! 2011!! These are Bill's first trial of GEC Peachseed!!
A short run, he made a couple of matching Stockmen also!!
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They need to make the moose in that cover again,and a few other jigged bone configurations, and a cocobolo for good measures. I have the moose in 81 and 54 but not the upside down double gordie howes.
 
traumkommode said:
They'd do well to run the slim again, too, only this time with a straight edge secondary blade like the older sibling 82 Possum Skinner:

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I don’t think I’d ever have to buy another knife if that made that happen…

I love the slim. I gave one to my dad for Christmas when they came out. I guess he didn’t like it - he gave it back like this a couple years later…
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