Do You 72 ???

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I think no brand can top GEC for the sheer beauty of their handles. The photos above all confirm that.
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They make some great ones, no doubt about it. I think they should take some notes from Queen on their bone-jigging, but their fit and finish is tops in my book.
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The 72 deffinitly looks like one tough ash knife! I hope to be able to get one sometime soon. Im looking for one that can handle anything you through it at, and that black micarta handled version would be perfect. Does anyone know if those are available anymore?
Tough as nails is what I'm after.
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Used & Abused #72 ****** :)
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Monk looks like you wore the burnt plum off that stag..... :lol:

I've been trying to wear these two out ever since I got them..... ::nod::
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[quote="WelderBob"]Monk looks like you wore the burnt plum off that stag..... :lol:

Hey Bob*** you are 100% correct on that !!! :) That little knife just seems to work,in most any situation I get into !!! ___ EEEZZZZ on the fingernails too !!!! ::nod::
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Knice ones everybody! ::tu::

I just got this #72 in recently ::groove::

It's a #720111 American Elk
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NICE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_______________Elk is KOOL !!!!!! ::tu::
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Oh, my. Elk and a Wharncliffe. Marvelous. They couldn't have made very many of those.
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Wowzer that is a nice elk cant go wrong there ::tu::
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Thanks y'all ::tu::

In 2011 they made 25 pcs. serialized/21 pcs. not serialized (plain bolsters)---6 pcs. with lined bolsters.
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I love that elk Js ::drool::

My only two 72s..............


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::drool:: ::drool:: ::drool:: :shock: :shock: ::oh_my::
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A Few More**** :)
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nice ones tim and monk here are a few of the ones I like

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Thank you Js and Robert ::handshake::

Those are all very nice Robert and Monk ::tu::



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Good to see this thread revived, I dream daily of a 72 wharnie, lockback, wish I had known of them when they first came out, do you think there will ever be another run of these? Oh, outstanding examples everyone.
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grins000 wrote:Good to see this thread revived, I dream daily of a 72 wharnie, lockback, wish I had known of them when they first came out, do you think there will ever be another run of these? Oh, outstanding examples everyone.

Alan___sent you a PM ****Monk ::tu::
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Here's a few to add to the cause... :D
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And this one...
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Welcome to AAPK. Glad to have you aboard.

You really are a wood guy aren't you. :)
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Yep... Thanks for the welcoming. I like the other materials, I just can't seem to collect anything but wood. ::nod::
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I guess that the other materials just don't appeal to me as much. Not to say that I don't respect a nice piece of stag or bone. :mrgreen: ::tu::
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Wood-Guy wrote:Yep... Thanks for the welcoming. I like the other materials, I just can't seem to collect anything but wood. ::nod::
Welcome Wood-Guy, this is the thread for you. ::nod::

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