Interesting.

johnny twoshoes · Aug 17, 2012

Here is a new release from GEC.
http://greateasterncutlery.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/891212-sm-blk-buff-horn.jpg

Looks like a decent toothpick blade on their #89 frame. I kind of like it, how about you guys?

P.S.
I could only find it on GEC's website so I added a link, if that breaks a rule in any way, please forgive me.

yablanowitz · Aug 17, 2012

I like it. I'll probably have to have one.

2Dead · Aug 17, 2012

Yep, I like it. I'm in for 2 of the 440c versions at least.

puukkoman · Aug 17, 2012

That looks good! Might have to try one out.

Modoc ED · Aug 17, 2012

Pretty nice but a sheepsfoot blade would have been a better choice than a pen blade.

Thalestin · Aug 17, 2012

I like it. Would make an excellent fruit or picnic knife

roseskunk · Aug 17, 2012

Not for me, thank god. I like the bigger knives, the #23's etc. Not sure how that would work in my front pocket. I'm holding out for a #42 with a wharncliffe...

ranchmanben · Aug 17, 2012

Nice looking knife, not my style though.

Ben

yablanowitz · Aug 23, 2012

I was right, I had to have one.

whetrock · Aug 23, 2012

I for one like it. I think it's commendable of GEC to make such a wide array of knives that can suit a great diverse audience within the traditional knife world. The Toothpicks and "ticklers" have always kinda interested me. I might have to have one, but I don't know if it would make my short list. I've got a few other priorities right now. I've always wanted an #89 executive whittler, but I like the main blade on this one better.

Doug Add · Aug 23, 2012

What does GEC call that bone Jack? Looks just like the winterbottom on a Queen Dan Burke half whittler I used to have.

yablanowitz · Aug 23, 2012

They call it "Antique Pioneer Bone" and yes, it looks a lot like Queen's Winterbottom bone.