Walking whit my Northfield UN-X-LD 748212

Alfredo: Are you near Merano? A couple times over the past few summers my family and I drove from Austria over Paso Robles down into Merano for the day during our summer trip to the Alps.

-- Mark
 
Alfredo,

I always enjoy your walks; thanks for continuing to make time for pictures and descriptions, so we can come along. :)

The bone on your #74 is spectacular. :thumbup:

~ P.
 
waynorth said:
Nice to see that #74 made it all the way to Italia, Alfredo!!
Such beautiful country, and a nice knife to enjoy it with.
I am curious - Have you had the opportunity to show your GEC knives to knife makers in Italy. If so perhaps they have made comments you can share with us!!??
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Hello Charlie!
Well, still not the occasion to show some of the GEC to any italian knifemakers, but on the next issue of the magazine "Lame d'autore" http://www.lamedautore.com/ where I write, there will be an article about Great Eastern Cutlery, his present and his history, and of course his knives.
I need to say anyway, IHMO the top end quality of GEC is not easy to meet for both cutleries and knife makers in every countries.
 
mnblade said:
Alfredo: Are you near Merano? A couple times over the past few summers my family and I drove from Austria over Paso Robles down into Merano for the day during our summer trip to the Alps.

-- Mark
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Hello,
I'm not really near Merano, it's 2,5 hours whit car from my house, anyway if you will be in Italy again you're welcome in my town, just let me know, we will speak about knives and others :-)
 
Same here Mark. And if you like the beach, you won't miss FL if you decide to pass here as well :)

Fausto
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As always Alfredo, beautiful pictures of the gorgeous area in which you live, and that 74 is lovely.
 
Beautiful scenery and a beautiful knife. Looks like I might have to add that one to my short list of wants.
 
Thanks guys! I'm trying to introduce Great Eastern Cutlery to the italian knive's passionates, troughout dedicated 3D on the Italian forums and articles on the magazine where I write, hope this help italian readers to love these Company and his products.
 
martineden said:
Thanks guys! I'm trying to introduce Great Eastern Cutlery to the italian knive's passionates, troughout dedicated 3D on the Italian forums and articles on the magazine where I write, hope this help italian readers to love these Company and his products.
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Is it working?

You're certainly energizing the American "passionates" in the meantime. ;)

~ P.
 
pertinux said:
Is it working?

You're certainly energizing the American "passionates" in the meantime. ;)

~ P.
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Well, I'm at the beginning of this effort, results will be evident (if any) in the future 12 months or so. I wrote articles about GEC Cutlery, Barlow knives, Case Eishenower and similar subject, and they will be published on "Lame d'autore" in the next issues. Hope this help italian readers to love the American traditional folders, at the moment in fact they knows and love especially Spyderco, Benchmade, Emerson, and similar. I like them too, awesome products, but I guess there is a room, in Italy, for traditional american knives.
 
Wow, Alfredo-- those are worthy efforts.

Good for you, and I hope the results are encouraging. :thumbup:

~ P.
 
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