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Seems I am making a habit of getting behind on this thread. I will need to remedy that.
Thank you, Paul, for the kind compliments. The 2-tone horn on this knife is just terrific and you are absolutely right, it would make a nice artistic facsimile of its backdrop.
Harry, my friend, you have the very best Stag. Always a pleasure to see.
Thank you, Jack, for the compliment, I certainly have you to thank for this beautiful knife.
Very nice additions to your lineup, that Stag is just wonderful.
I would have to agree, GEC did a very fine job on these 44s. I regret not reserving one in Stag but I did land one in Ebony and one in Cocobolo and though I haven't quite taken to the pattern yet, I am a patient man and will keep them stowed away until I am ready to give them a solid go.
Wonderful Stag on yours, quite a stunner.
Very nice Wednesday duo, Ron. That Osage has aged so wonderfully and of course, that Lambsfoot is always awesome.
A very Happy Anniversary to you and your wife, Ron! And what a knife to celebrate with! An exceptional choice, my friend.
I am a big fan of Ironwood myself, you have a terrific example right there.
What a gorgeous knife, Ted! Buffalo Horn, yes? I know GEC has had issues with that material in the past. I hope they can someday revisit it. I know it can be finicky but it sure does look awfully sharp when it's done right.
Now that Imgur appears to have resolved their uploading issues, I can provide a picture of what I decided to carry in my pockets today.
Turn that wonderful knife on the left on it's side (horizontal) Dylan and it will mirror your picture behind the knivesNice duo today
Thank you, Paul, for the kind compliments. The 2-tone horn on this knife is just terrific and you are absolutely right, it would make a nice artistic facsimile of its backdrop.
Was just going through old pictures last night and come across this Northfield 73 in Stag so I decided to carry it today in a slip , as always , for old times sake . This is the knife that cemented my like for GEC and Stag . These are the first pictures that I ever took of this favorite in 2115 . This knife is also made of Unobtainium .
Harry
Harry, my friend, you have the very best Stag. Always a pleasure to see.
Stunning Dylan
Our 3-day weekend here has left me running around like crazy!I have another long day tomorrow, with far too many things I need to do. Think I'll need all the Lambfootery I can get!
Two new ones, already slipped in my pockets tonight, I haven't had a chance to even CF them yet!
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Thank you, Jack, for the compliment, I certainly have you to thank for this beautiful knife.
Very nice additions to your lineup, that Stag is just wonderful.
I would have to agree, GEC did a very fine job on these 44s. I regret not reserving one in Stag but I did land one in Ebony and one in Cocobolo and though I haven't quite taken to the pattern yet, I am a patient man and will keep them stowed away until I am ready to give them a solid go.
Wonderful Stag on yours, quite a stunner.
I’m running a little later than usual today! I’ve got two with me.
Very nice Wednesday duo, Ron. That Osage has aged so wonderfully and of course, that Lambsfoot is always awesome.
Today is my wedding anniversary!
A very Happy Anniversary to you and your wife, Ron! And what a knife to celebrate with! An exceptional choice, my friend.
I’ve got this 78 with me today.
I am a big fan of Ironwood myself, you have a terrific example right there.
Them GEC Cigar patterns are sweet, I have a Stockman GEC 53 Cuban, a gift from a friend here.
What a gorgeous knife, Ted! Buffalo Horn, yes? I know GEC has had issues with that material in the past. I hope they can someday revisit it. I know it can be finicky but it sure does look awfully sharp when it's done right.
Now that Imgur appears to have resolved their uploading issues, I can provide a picture of what I decided to carry in my pockets today.
