Let's See Your GREENS!

[HFinn]

 

[Humppa]

I can play

 

[Alnamvet68]

 

[clutchcarter]

 

[zippofan]

I love seeing all these green knives! It is my favorite color for knife handles...so where do I begin?

First GEC I ever bought:

A Boker stockman:

A small Boker:

Case Peanut

Then there are all my Case BSA knives in olive green...I wish I had a photo of my Buck green B&C Paperstones, a dark rich green.

Z

 

[BJE]

A little green would be nice

Can you please tell more about the TL-29 lookalike?
And also when did GEC start making the Bullnose in green micarta? I have to get one of those.

 

[neeman]

Cant tell from the photo but green it is
Bradford Green Jigged Bone
Schatt & Morgan Keystone Series #16

 

[leghog]

Let's See Your GREENS!

I LOVE greens!

I used a knife to slice the corn bread.

The OP just begged for this pic.

 

[2Dead]

Can you please tell more about the TL-29 lookalike?
And also when did GEC start making the Bullnose in green micarta? I have to get one of those.

That is the GEC #15 Electrician, this particular one though was a special factory order for STR here on the forums. He had them made with OD green linen micarta with sheepsfoot or spear main, locking saw blade secondary. GEC also released a few in cocobolo, ebony, and nitebright. The #15 is 3 1/2" closed and these are all steel models. Here's the main thread discussing this release http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1109870-15-GEC-Electrician?

The #71 Bullnose in OD green linen and canvas micarta were made just before Christmas last year with them getting into people's hands around New Years. I believe a little more than 50 of the canvas were created as an SFO for Collectorsknives.net/knifeswapper/Mike Latham while about 100 of the linen were made as a general release.

 

[sweetT019]

Here are my three greens

 

[Doug Add]

My two green bone knives together.

The Bulldog

Glenn rehandled this old Camillus for me.

I also have a couple green Vics. Here's an old pic of the Signature Lite.

My old beater Classic alongside my wife's newer translucent blue.

 

[gunstockjack]

 

[paulhilborn]

Only greens I gots

Had this but traded to a good home :thumbup:

 

[puukkoman]

Jeff, I really dig that S&M premium stockman. They really knocked that one out of the park. Best looking stock knife that's been produced by the "big cutlers" in at least the last 10 years, I'd say. The only one that really gives that one a run for its money is the new-ish GEC 81. (But I still like your Schatt better... )

Doug, I'm also really liking that green bone Bulldog. The heart shield on the copperhead frame has always called to me, and until now I've never seen a green one. Very nice!

Paul, you already know how I feel about that little Hunt sheath knife of yours... Yowza!!!

Here are my greenies. Working from home today, so I was able to go into the kitchen with my camera-phone and have a little pickle party just for this thread.


Cornwall Knife Co., New York USA -- radio knife (spear blade and caplifter/screwdriver):

Marble's (Queen) -- large Coke-bottle:

Kerry Hampton, Terra Haute, IN -- swayback:

Green canvas micarta Bark River knives, Escanaba, MI -- Settler and Wolf River (both 1st Production Run):

 

[Doug Add]

Doug, I'm also really liking that green bone Bulldog. The heart shield on the copperhead frame has always called to me, and until now I've never seen a green one. Very nice!

Thanks, it is one of the the most attractive "total package appearance" knives I own.

 

[Kisatchie]

 

[338375]

Here I didn't think green was popular. There are some awesome knives being posted

First GEC I ever bought:

I really like this one... I saw it on a dealers site, their picture looks good, but your picture really shows the color. :thumbup:

 

[Ray Settanta]

Dark green Grand Daddy Barlow by Queen City Cutlery.

 

[puukkoman]

Ray, is that the one with the Stanhope lens in the handle? Nice! (I love Daddy Barlows... )

 

[Ray Settanta]

Ray, is that the one with the Stanhope lens in the handle? Nice! (I love Daddy Barlows... )

You are correct, Sir!