What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Hammer67]

Man, that #15 in barehead smooth bone sure is a beauty. Do I need another #15?

 

[CoffeeCat2112]

Wait...this is about "need"?

 

[Hammer67]

Wait...this is about "need"?

Only when I'm trying to explain the arrival of the latest GEC tube to my Better Half...

 

[pertinux]

Man, that #15 in barehead smooth bone sure is a beauty.

Yes, it really is. :thumbup:

Do I need another #15?

Maybe, maybe not, but this knife is waiting for its smooth white bone #15 friend:

~ P.

 

[avoidspam]

Only when I'm trying to explain the arrival of the latest GEC tube to my Better Half...

Tried telling mine GEC send the invoice in a separate tube...., didn't work

 

[SubSpace]

The Pemberton fills the hand...not the pocket.

 

[Hammer67]

Maybe, maybe not, but this knife is waiting for its smooth white bone #15 friend:




~ P.

Ha. You're a world-class "enabler" ~ P.

 

[CoffeeCat2112]

And my white bone 15s seem to think they need a white bone 92 buddy...

Yes, it really is. :thumbup:



Maybe, maybe not, but this knife is waiting for its smooth white bone #15 friend:





~ P.

 

[Woodrow F Call]

Queen Gunstock again.

 

[avoidspam]

Attila today



Sam

 

[Bill510c]

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[Hammer67]

Despite being inseparable from my #92 since it arrived, I thought it was time to give it a day off. Instead, I decided to go with the mini power duo today, a BHK Lil Muk and the #25:

 

[Will Power]

Hi Corso, yes, that's how they all are. i'm sure someone more knowledgeable than me can explain why!

Smithhammer - two stunners today!

I've noticed that this can be common on many GEC knives (stag&wood in particular), short/recessed pins. I'm not very keen on it myself and have filled in the 'holes' with brass tubing, sanded down etc. WHY GEC does this more than anybody I don't know either. For instance, Queen knives I have in wood have perfectly flush with the wood pins, other makers fill the recesses or have rounded 'domed' pins, no holes. A GEC 26 I have in Primitive Bone has very nicely domed pins smooth to the touch, so they CAN do it.

Regards, Will

 

[sitflyer]

 

[mr_badexample]

 

[Doug Add]

Now that I'm home and the dress pants are exchanged for blue jeans, the little Schrade has been replaced by the big Case (6292).

 

[Robert.B]

Whats that in my pocket today...



























....

same as always, but at olive garden after 7 hours on the road!!!

 

[avoidspam]

I've noticed that this can be common on many GEC knives (stag&wood in particular), short/recessed pins. I'm not very keen on it myself and have filled in the 'holes' with brass tubing, sanded down etc. WHY GEC does this more than anybody I don't know either. For instance, Queen knives I have in wood have perfectly flush with the wood pins, other makers fill the recesses or have rounded 'domed' pins, no holes. A GEC 26 I have in Primitive Bone has very nicely domed pins smooth to the touch, so they CAN do it.

Regards, Will

I'm guessing it's purely aesthetics then. I must admit it doesn't rankle me too much but it is odd.

 

[Jack Black]

 

[lucky22]

Love the old case stockmans/ texas jacks/ single blades. Wish you could still get them on ebay over here. They really are knives with character.