Great Eastern Cutlery #73

[Dennis K Paul]

I have a GEC #73 from 2007 in a blue Acrylic with O H On the blade can't seem to find anything about it

 

[CyberRacer]

You might try posting on the Traditionals forum. Lot's of good folks with a ton of knowledge on GEC over there.

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[Dennis K Paul]

OK thank you this is my first time asking a question on here thank you

 

[knarfeng]

moving to Traditional

 

[btb01]

D Dennis K Paul Any chance you could post a photo? GEC’s production totals for 2007 show a Northfield #73EC done in “Blue Oyster” acrylic, 38 pieces made. I believe the EC designates end caps, but I’m not sure about the “O H” you mentioned. Where/how is that marked on the blade?

 

[Txjohn]

I had a 25 with OH engraved on bolsters / OH = open house

 

[Dennis K Paul]

D Dennis K Paul Any chance you could post a photo? GEC’s production totals for 2007 show a Northfield #73EC done in “Blue Oyster” acrylic, 38 pieces made. I believe the EC designates end caps, but I’m not sure about the “O H” you mentioned. Where/how is that marked on the blade?

Would love to but not sure how to do it

 

[Un-Chained]

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Try this link out (pics help in stickies)
I’d like to see it as well !
Always interesting looking at early GECs.
The only solution I have without pics is…
it may have been a knife owned by my pal Bruce
“O H” Old Hunter

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

Would love to but not sure how to do it

Welcome to BladeForums D Dennis K Paul and your first post.

Pictures are easy once you know how to do it (frustrating at first for many here).

Use this link I’m providing for instructions (in the opening first post). Use the “free membership” instructions.

Because you are not a paid member you can’t directly upload a picture, you have to first post it to a picture hosting site first, then copy the link. Just don’t use a Facebook link/posting, as that won’t work here on BladeForums. Imgur works easy and is free to use, as are other free hosting sites too.

You can also use the very same instructions link to practice your picture posting until you’re satisfied, that is also why it’s there. It will also help to keep your thread here clean and picture error free and on topic too.

Good luck buddy.

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