Show off your 15's

JB in SC said:
These latest are the nicest I've seen in a regular production run. Jigging is much better. F&F is excellent.
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I’m probably going to try and pick one of these up on the exchange. I loved the jigged bone in the production pics and you guys keep talking so positive about them.

That antique yellow bone just looks like a simple but “old” knife.
 
7DAD421F-FD4F-4CDF-8324-7ECE766AD490.jpeg I just got a new 15 in ebony and the wood is very nice.
It is way darker than some of the previous ebony runs.

To contrast here it is next to a 2014 one arm 15.
Actually I like the streaky ebony but most people expect it to be very dark.
 
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Fox79 said:
I’m probably going to try and pick one of these up on the exchange. I loved the jigged bone in the production pics and you guys keep talking so positive about them.

That antique yellow bone just looks like a simple but “old” knife.
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It does, and this run is more brown than yellow. None of the "harshness" of the previous examples I own.
 
Here's the current lineup of the treasured #15s I own. As you can see, a first run EO Scout and a few other hard to find #15 patterns. Some were gifts, some were searched out over a few years. From Northwoods Broadway Jacks in cow bone to the super rare Crown Lifter House knife in GID covers. Obviously the two TCs in Saw Cut Soup and Yellow bone are the most prized I have.





 
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Who is excited about the new bail and chain #15s due very soon now?
I am and have two I'll be getting. 1 OD green Micarta and 1 Antique Yellow Jigbone.
I've been wanting GEC to make this chain version for a long time, ever since the first #15s were produced.
 
singin50 said:
Here's the current lineup of the treasured #15s I own. As you can see, a first run EO Scout and a few other hard to find #15 patterns. Some were gifts, some were searched out over a few years. From Northwoods Broadway Jacks in cow bone to the super rare Crown Lifter House knife in GID covers. Obviously the two TCs in Saw Cut Soup and Yellow bone are the most prized I have.





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That Soup Bone TC is one of the best examples that I've seen! Gorgeous! -Lance
 
singin50 said:
Here's the current lineup of the treasured #15s I own. As you can see, a first run EO Scout and a few other hard to find #15 patterns. Some were gifts, some were searched out over a few years. From Northwoods Broadway Jacks in cow bone to the super rare Crown Lifter House knife in GID covers. Obviously the two TCs in Saw Cut Soup and Yellow bone are the most prized I have.





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Nice gaggle of 15's Perry:cool::thumbsup: Glad to see you back:)
 
This one just arrived and a very nice example . I’m really happy with it and it’s blacker then Black !! To be honest I like both Ebony with blonde streaks or deep black on both covers . This one does not disappoint, blade centered and really nice walk and talk .
My only complaint is I wish they would go back to hand numbering the tube caps instead of the mass printing caps .
I get it and I understand why but Just miss the old school way when they were hand written . Just makes it feel/look cheap . Maybe if they never were hand written it wouldn’t bother me.
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singin50 said:
Yeah, Chris sure logged many an hour writing all those descriptions on there. I’m sure she is happy with the newer printed tube caps.
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I’d be happier if I was Chris To with printed caps . But I’m not I’m just the guy/customer on the other end of the cap ;)
 
BTW on a brighter note I would like to add and thank Gec for making all these beautiful traditional knive offerings that actually got me started collecting and enjoying them
Over the years :thumbsup:
 
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