Great Eastern Cutlery ( GEC ) group shots / photo requests

[Primble]

A rich selection of bones there Primble!:thumbup:

Most particularly the 38, still waiting for Customs to release mine after paying ransom

All the best, Will

Thank you Will - hope the 38 makes it way to you soon !!

 

[Dr. Scott]

Here are my Northfield Barlows. Looks like a black-and-white effect, but it is really just a gray bandanna in the shade.

I did not realize how low the clip blade rides in the handle until I put it next to the sheepfoot!

 

[2Dead]

GEC #33 users

 

[Modoc ED]

Left to right: Two Harness Jacks; Three Stockman

 

[TX_planes]

GEC #33 users

Nice looking collection of 33's. I hope GEC will do another run of them at some point.

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Left to right: American Jack, Forest Jack, 2 x Fremont Jacks, Viper, Hawthorne Jack, Madison Barlow

Showing some blades...

 

[Primble]

Very nice collection Al. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

 

[coolio]

2 x Fremont Jacks

What does Northwoods call the blades on the Fremont Jack? Looks like a cross between a sheep and a wharnie. Very beefy looking, I like it.

 

[BigBiscuit]

I think they call it a modified sheepsfoot Brad.

 

[Macchina]

I think they call it a modified sheepsfoot Brad.

Wow Brad: It has your name in it!

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Very nice collection Al. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Thank you, sir!

What does Northwoods call the blades on the Fremont Jack? Looks like a cross between a sheep and a wharnie. Very beefy looking, I like it.

I think they call it a modified sheepsfoot Brad.

:thumbup:

 

[singin50]

Hey AL, these are some great looking knives and quite the variation too! Besides the obvious beauty of the others, the two that I never really saw when released are the American Jack and the Hawthorne. These two are incredible!

Perry

 

[2Dead]

Nice looking collection of 33's. I hope GEC will do another run of them at some point.

Thanks TX. I think another run of #33s would be appreciated.

Great collection AL!!

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Hey AL, these are some great looking knives and quite the variation too! Besides the obvious beauty of the others, the two that I never really saw when released are the American Jack and the Hawthorne. These two are incredible!

Perry

Thanks, Perry! The American Jack is one of my all-time (so far) favorites. I wish I'd had the foresight to get a couple in bone and/or stag.

Thanks TX. I think another run of #33s would be appreciated.

Great collection AL!!

Thank you sir! And I'm with you and TX on the 33s.

 

[draggat]

Thanks, Perry! The American Jack is one of my all-time (so far) favorites. I wish I'd had the foresight to get a couple in bone and/or stag.




Thank you sir! And I'm with you and TX on the 33s.

I agree, the American Jack is outstanding. I wish I had gotten one of the ivory ones but my blackwood will have to do. I really like the authoritative pull and snap on them. That's an excellent collection of ivories BTW:thumbup:

 

[paulhilborn]

Wow Al, I'm late in posting but let me say...a beautiful collection!!! STUNNING:thumbup:

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Thanks, Steve and Paul!

 

[B.F.U]

Left to right: Two Harness Jacks; Three Stockman

Is that how the sheepfoot naturally sits, or did you drop them some?

 

[rockgolfer]

That's how they come. These are very nice knives imo and if you want a low riding sheepsfoot stock knife, look no further. I also love the nail nick being on the mark side :thumbup:

 

[B.F.U]

That's how they come. These are very nice knives imo and if you want a low riding sheepsfoot stock knife, look no further. I also love the nail nick being on the mark side :thumbup:

Great to know, thanks!