Great Eastern Cutlery ( GEC ) group shots / photo requests

[Invoice]

Love these two.

 

[Modoc ED]

 

[jazub]

 

[pertinux]

Sarah, my daughter, and all three (count 'em, THREE) granddaughters have zero interest in knives as we speak.

A puzzler, for sure!

First post, so here goes,missing knife is a single clip blade ebony

Welcome to Bladeforums, and -- bullseye with your first post, in lotsa ways.

So this was more true then originally intended



Ill gladly give it back Mr. Charlow if you dont mind the usage marks I am sure you will have a duplicate of one I want eventually

... Very well done, Jeff, even if not needed at this time. :thumbup:


Wow.

~ P.

 

[Boggs]

Tidioute #73 Smooth White Bone (2008)

Tidioute #73 Beaver Tail Bone(2007) and a Pair of Beaver Pond Bone (s/n and n/s 2007)

Northfield #73 Primitive Bone pair (first two from L 2007) and Almond Bone(2008)

 

[Double Ott]

GEC Primitive Bone...I have a new love

Boggs, Those are simply stunning...Beautiful knives, thank you for sharing,

Tom

 

[burnside]

GEC Primitive Bone...I have a new love

Boggs, Those are simply stunning...Beautiful knives, thank you for sharing,

Tom

I Agree 100%! Beautiful examples of the white, pond, and primitive bone.

 

[burnside]

From left to right:
1. Northwoods GEC SFO #54 Green and White Camel Bone Forest Jack.
2. Tidioute GEC SFO #15 TC Barlow 2 Blade Spearpoint Antique Yellow Saw Cut Bone "Pattern Production Premiere".
3. Tidioute GEC SFO #15 TC Barlow 2 Blade Spearpoint Macassar Ebony Wood "Pattern Production Premiere".
4. Tidioute GEC SFO #15 TC Barlow 2 Blade Clip Point Gabon Ebony Wood "Tom's Choice".
5. Tidioute GEC SFO #15 TC Barlow 1 Blade Clip Point Gabon Ebony Wood "Tom's Choice".
6. Ulster Knife Co. Equal End Cigar Jack with Clip Point Main Blade and Rodgers Bone.
7. Tidioute #68 Pony Jack with Spearpoint Main Blade.
8. Northfield GEC SFO #85 Easy Open Linerlock African Black Wood.

 

[Boggs]

Look at all that beautiful Ebony.............

 

[KYenglish]

Left to right:

GEC, #68, White Owl, Tidioute, Spear and pen, 1095, Ebony, 3 1/2" closed,
GEC, #68, White Owl, Tidioute, Clip and pen, 1095, Ebony, 3 1/2" closed,
GEC, #68, White Owl, Tidioute, Clip and pen, 1095, Ebony, 3 1/2" closed, PPP
GEC, #68, White Owl, Tidioute, Buffalo horn, 3 1/2" closed, used, patina PPP

 

[biglmbass]

Great showing folks. Boggs, something about that seldom used corset shield + smooth bone on the 73 speaks to me. I'm itching to find one of those, or a linerlock version in smooth bone or bocote.

 

[Boggs]

Oh Man....someone snuck that one away from me the other day with a billfold of $$$$$'s otherwise it would of been yours for the taking...........

 

[tonystl]

My 73s. The pattern has become my favorite.

 

[Omega Leather Works]

Anyone have a Templar that they want to share?

I know that they weren't the most popular, but I think they are beautiful.

 

[j man]

 

[2Dead]

Anyone have a Templar that they want to share?

I know that they weren't the most popular, but I think they are beautiful.

Church glass acrylic in the center and black paper to the right of it. There are a bunch more but these are the only 2 I have. Besides the bolsters, the difference between the Templars and the regular #48s is that the Templars aren't rounded off at the edges of the cover material/bolsters.

 

[Arathol]

All in the family

 

[Omega Leather Works]

Church glass acrylic in the center and black paper to the right of it. There are a bunch more but these are the only 2 I have. Besides the bolsters, the difference between the Templars and the regular #48s is that the Templars aren't rounded off at the edges of the cover material/bolsters.

Thanks, I love those in black micarta! I really like everything about them, even the marking on the blade, which I normally do not.

Btw, how do they feel in hand compared to the #48s?

 

[trevytrev]

My 73s. The pattern has become my favorite.

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Good looking set you have there! I have a single blade 73 in stag and I love it! They remind me of a dressed up and larger soddie.

 

[2Dead]

Thanks, I love those in black micarta! I really like everything about them, even the marking on the blade, which I normally do not.

Btw, how do they feel in hand compared to the #48s?

To be honest, I prefer the other #48s in look and feel (although the etch on the templars is nice). I like the rounded off feeling on the other #48s a bit more than the flat sides/backs of the templars. I suppose I could round them off myself but I've got enough users already that I don't see the need. Please note that the bolsters aren't like the other #48s... The templars are pretty much shadow patterns with decorative bolsters added. Or at least that's what it looks like to me.



My #62 Easy Pocket Congress came in today. I took some quick comparison shots of a few wharncliffe/sheepsfoot main blade/pen secondary knives. A Case Swayback Jack, #61 Half Congress, Case/Bose Norfolk, and the #62. The swayback jack is the smallest frame with the #62 being the longest. The pull on the #62 was a about a 5-6 with crisp halfstops. One thing to note is that it looks like its all stainless construction, unlike the older #61. I hope GEC continues with this going forward...