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John, I must digress. Single blade spear in the barlow frame with all steel construction and tan sawcut or ebony covers. 
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Lets talk GEC!
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Antique Green Jigged Bone
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The SFO 77's from Charlie and Mike sure are some beautiful knives! But the Tidioute Cutlery 77 ain't no slouch either!
I think this pattern is going to be another a big hit all the way around.
I like the looks of this one :thumbup: but I'm more for a single blade.
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Nice ones! Somebody is bringing home some serious bacon.
Thanks Cards.
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Beautiful knives, Mark! Great picture, too.
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+1 on a GEC Scout knife. I think the 68 frame would be a good option. Below is a White Owl bracketed by an Ulster 1503 and a Cattaraugus D2589. 3 1/2 inches closed
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And just talking GEC in general, sometimes I step back in awe of what they have made. These are good times for us pocket knife folks!
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I was having that trouble last week, but it seems to be fixed?
Try going to greateasterncutlery.net and allowing it to (re)direct, ie, don't rely on a previous bookmark to access the page. It just worked for me.
Speaking of which...
Do you think it's too late to join the "AMKCA"?!
LOOK AT THAT KNIFE. Wow....
I love the bear shield atop the "bear claw" jigged bone.
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I actually checked, and they voted and took a count in September.I was having that trouble last week, but it seems to be fixed?
Try going to greateasterncutlery.net and allowing it to (re)direct, ie, don't rely on a previous bookmark to access the page. It just worked for me.
Speaking of which...
Do you think it's too late to join the "AMKCA"?!
LOOK AT THAT KNIFE. Wow....
I love the bear shield atop the "bear claw" jigged bone.
~ P.
They meet relatively close to where I go to school, and I am a Western Pennsylvanian, so I might check it out.
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What Sarah said... and if that doesn't work, try clearing your browser cache, i.e. cookies, history, etc.
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Browsing around different threads here and at other forums I saw pictures of some older birdseye stockman knives from Case and Schrade. It got me thinking about the Farm & Field line and how it's all single blade patterns save for the fish knife. I know that the point of F&F is to be the more affordable everyday working tool and having a single blade helps meet that end. Less blades equals less material and less labor versus more blades. But I couldn't shake the idea that something like the #81 Abilene stockman done up F&F style with yellow delrin and no bolsters would be a really cool knife.
Anyone else feel that a ~4 inch stockman would be a nice addition to the Farm & Field range?
Anyone else feel that a ~4 inch stockman would be a nice addition to the Farm & Field range?
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Actually there were sheepsfoot jacks on the #47 F&F frame, they went pretty quickly though.
Me, me! A shadow orange delrin Abilene stockman with O-1?
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You're right. I'd forgotten about those #47s and I usually keep a good track of anything with a sheepsfoot main. 
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A shadow stockman would be very cool. Even if not a BF knife this would be a great idea for GEC to take up on their own.