Post your GEC Collection

[Ramrodmb]

Many have come and gone. But this is my GEC collection as it stands. Top row are EDCs. Remainder are NIT or yet to be carried by me. MJ.

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VERY impressive, sir! Thanks for sharing your collection.

 

[peanutsxx]

Many have come and gone. But this is my GEC collection as it stands. Top row are EDCs. Remainder are NIT or yet to be carried by me. MJ.

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Awestruck would be a mild description!

 

[MJ71]

Is the fourth from the left on the bottom (clip 15) white bone? That one and the rust red jigged (first on the same row from left) look outstanding. You've got a fine, fine collection there!

Fourth from left is a 15 clip with smooth ivory bone covers. In terms of design, functionality and simplicity, the 15 boys knife with long pull clip blade is a favourite pattern / type. The rust red is particularly neat and came from a much respected BF member. As did most of these. Thanks for your compliment. MJ.

 

[JTB_5]

Fourth from left is a 15 clip with smooth ivory bone covers. In terms of design, functionality and simplicity, the 15 boys knife with long pull clip blade is a favourite pattern / type. The rust red is particularly neat and came from a much respected BF member. As did most of these. Thanks for your compliment. MJ.

15 clip IS a great pattern with the long pull or the nick. Thanks for sharing your collection!

 

[Hivoltage]

Believe it or not the Pumpkin Patch Acrylic Serpantine Jack is my favorite! 73 and 23 are liners! Hundreds threw my hands and besides the 6s these are the distilled pieces I don’t think I could part with.

 

[waverave]

Believe it or not the Pumpkin Patch Acrylic Serpantine Jack is my favorite! 73 and 23 are liners!

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Great collection What is the blue/red/black acrylic called? (3rd from left middle row)

 

[Hivoltage]

It’s one of the Northern Lights 1/50 from ‘08. Some of my firsts! Tks for the compliment!

Great collection What is the blue/red/black acrylic called? (3rd from left middle row)

 

[waverave]

It’s one of the Northern Lights 1/50 from ‘08. Some of my firsts! Tks for the compliment!

Outstanding! First one of those I've seen.

 

[Hivoltage]

Outstanding! First one of those I've seen.

Outstanding! First one of those I've seen.

Darren, I’ll take some closer pics and post them on the acrylic thread. Keep an eye out, they pop up one in a blue moon.

 

[HEMI 49]

Believe it or not the Pumpkin Patch Acrylic Serpantine Jack is my favorite! 73 and 23 are liners!

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I really like your collection...…. It has a nice variety and is well balanced...…. You have a lot to be proud of......

 

[Hivoltage]

I really like your collection...…. It has a nice variety and is well balanced...…. You have a lot to be proud of......

Thanks sir! Yes I agree, it’s a good size and balance as you said. I’m fortunate to have lucked out on a few pieces from the early days!

 

[Jakedsnake]

As she stands! I didn’t include what I’m about to sell for obvious reasons.

That striped buffalo horn #92 is amazing!

 

[Jakedsnake]

Current GEC's

Love the #76!

 

[Stropping Young Lad]

That striped buffalo horn #92 is amazing!

Thanks! No shrinkage on the scales either. I’m super paranoid about carpet beetles though.

 

[ddavis]

I blame Konmari... I used to have maybe 20 GECs, but after some soul searching I narrowed it down to four.
Four because the trapper, the beer scout and the barlow are set aside for my kids, one for each made in their birth year.
I may sneak Mike's 14 sawcut SFO back into the collection too, before it goes out the door. I have a feeling I'll regret letting that one go.

 

[Markeologist]

A rainy day and I found myself over here looking at other folks collections. I posted this image elsewhere recently, but it can go here as well. My box of GEC 15s.

 

[Jakedsnake]

The current collection

 

[ddavis]

Wow, I try not to be envious of other's collections but that is a really nice and diverse collection of 15s.

 

[Markeologist]

Wow, I try not to be envious of other's collections but that is a really nice and diverse collection of 15s.

Thanks much, glad you could appreciate it.

 

[Frailer]

I keep most of my knives in Plano “Stowaway” boxes; this keeps them neatly organized and makes it easy to pick which one (or ones) I’m going to carry for the day.

But I keep my 14s in a display case on my desk. They’re just too beautiful to keep hidden away. This way, the only one that’s out of sight is the one in my pocket.

(Ebony clip point not pictured. It was in my pocket.)