If you could only have ONE GEC, which would it be?

there might have been tc in third cut stag...

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3rd cut was also available in a two blade version, second row, middle right.

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Tough question.... I would have to say a jigged bone version of the the #42 Missouri Trapper. But I really like my #48 Improved Trapper. Could live with the Northwoods Madison (2-blade) which is on the 42 frame. The 42 is a medium large do everything folder.
 
This is sort of like asking which is my favorite Child or Grandchild or Great Grandchild. The # 1 would have to be 1 of these

Or maybe 1 of these

Or maybe 1 of these

Sure glad that I really do not have to choose at this stage in my life .

Harry

i believe i did see some of those in person, quite the collection Harry!
 
#54 Big Jack in Red River Acrylic. As a matter of fact.......I'm gonna order myself one when Christmas rolls around. :thumbsup:
 
#73 in stag for its useful blade length, great snap when opening, and "just right" feel when gripped. And I like seeing how the patina can change whenever I use it on fruit or other food.
 
Some sweet stag Harry @Old Engineer

For fans of the 85 pattern, a close second to being my favorite. Although marked #02, have been told it was the only one made in bark ivory and believe the production totals verify that.

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Some sweet stag Harry @Old Engineer

For fans of the 85 pattern, a close second to being my favorite. Although marked #02, have been told it was the only one made in bark ivory and believe the production totals verify that.

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nice! finally one without that awful EO!
 
Northfield #77 Barlow or #85 Easy Open Bullet End Jack.
(Both spear blades with coping secondary.)
Really hard to make a determination!
 
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