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Since "Pipeman", was so gracious to troll my FS thread earlier with his vast knowledge of GEC production numbers and insinuating that the modest production numbers of 33 were not "Very Rare" (which has since been deleted by the mod), here is the actual, important information he conveniently left out:

GEC #85 production totals since 2011 (the year the pattern was added):

Spear Points: 908
Clip Points: 349
Razors: 65

The 85 Razor IS one of the rarest knives ever produced by GEC.
 
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I was NOT trolling your post, I was interested to see the knife, I was NOT insinuating that they were not rare, I consider them VERY rare, only 33 were made and more importantly, it was the first use of Stews blade, a Charlie design.
YOU may want to get your imagination under control my friend.
 
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I was NOT trolling your post, I was interested to see the knife, I was NOT insinuating that they were not rare, I consider them VERY rare, only 33 were made and more importantly, it was the first use of Stews blade, a Charlie design.
YOU may want to get your imagination under control my friend.
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First, it is not a "Stews" blade, and Charlie did not design what is known as the "one-arm" or "razor" blade. Charlie put the "Stews Blade" etch on the one-arms that he ran for his TC Barlows. And since you clearly do not know what the hell you're talking about and since this is not a discussion thread, and since your previous post was already deleted by the mod and I have already asked you to not clog up and post on my for sale thread, what part of that don't you get? Quit posting and clogging up my for sale thread moron.
 
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