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Lets talk GEC!

One like either one of these Northfields would be okay .
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Ah a light just went on,a friend had told me something the other day that were here for a good time not a long time, actually I was saying to him that the 13 and 62 were similar but that the 13 was an eighth smaller, and he said they were the same size.ahh the 13 is square bolsters 62 is round the rest is the same knife.thank God for lights going on
 
dovidola said:
Loss of etch through use is a badge of honour, Sir. In the case of a minority of GEC's recent etches (e.g. the Bunny Knife) some might say it's an improvement too. As I daresay you know, etches were never intended to stay on a knife for long after purchase, often serving to differentiate one retailer's stock from another's, or even just to prove to a customer that a knife was as yet unsold/unused. Today, of course, degradation of the etch can exclude your knife from Safe Queen status - how dreadful!
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Etches are fun and temporary, if you use your knives.

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I think the green looks great, but the more I look at the "sawcut" I think It should be called jigged. The deep regular grooves are more like an homage to saw cut.
 
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