T~bone Tuesday

I haven't carried it in a while, because I've bought way too many new knives. Most of them GEC. So, I am going to be packing my avatar knife today.

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Ed J
 
Great looking knife, Ed. May I ask you who was the maker? What steel is the blade?

It´s really a beauty, my friend!

Man.... I love the Copperhead Jigged Bone made by GEC (here´s an example on the #12 Powderhorn Jack)

 
smiling-knife said:
Very nice knives everyone.

Two sleeve board penknives.
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Beautiful S-K :)

I was over in Sheffield today, so sad to see factory after factory just being left to fall down (will post pics tomorrow) :(

 
pertinux said:
-- Mighty fine looker, that one.

Is it a "favorite" yet? ;)

I like it a lot but can't decide how long my "temporary" ownership will be.

If it goes in my pocket, it might be a long-term relationship.
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I love this thread,ya can't beat some nice bone IMO.
Here's a nice old Ulster I got off Ebay not long ago.
I had to take the main down a bit to get rid of some bad grind marks,but there is still plenty of cuttin' left in it.
Love the same side nicks too.

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Comparison shot with the 06.
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Jeff Mutz in California made it and the steel is 1095. Nicely heat treated and holds an edge very well.

Ed J

Humppa said:
Great looking knife, Ed. May I ask you who was the maker? What steel is the blade?

It´s really a beauty, my friend!

Man.... I love the Copperhead Jigged Bone made by GEC (here´s an example on the #12 Powderhorn Jack)

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