Well I done gone and done it...

RobbW, thanks for the admiration! It's a Blackwater Boot Knife which was made some years ago in Antique ivory micarta. I like it for the compact size and pointedness, the Sandvik is good stuff too. Only downside, came with a horrible kydex sheath (scratch paradise). Had to have a sheath made and that's not too good either but at least it's leather.

Regards, Will
 
willgoy, thanks for the info. I think I saw a pic years ago, but it was black handled and didn't catch my eye. Yours really popped for me with that antique ivory micarta handle. Isn't it funny how handle material can make all the difference? Congrats on owning such a fine knife.
 
Congrats Lemmy! Great looking and very classic little pocket companion! I love that long-pull.

The #15 has got to be GEC's greatest - so many variations!
 
Nice score Lemmy! :thumbup:
I find GECs have the same pull on me "let's cut something, shall we?" :D
 
Really hard to beat the #15 in all of its varieties. Just a great size, shape, and blade.
 
arizonaranchman said:
Congrats Lemmy! Great looking and very classic little pocket companion! I love that long-pull.

The #15 has got to be GEC's greatest - so many variations!
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jc57 said:
Really hard to beat the #15 in all of its varieties. Just a great size, shape, and blade.
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:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup: Congrats to Lemme on a great knife. Those #15s can really get to you. They're always the first thing I look out for in the exchange or auction site. Not too turn up and those that do get snapped quick smart. Still....the hunt is part of the fun!
Linus
 
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