Second GEC Northfield UN-X-LD

[timdog44]

Following is the second GEC knife I obtained. Beautiful green handle, synthetic of some kind? Three blades, 1)wharncliff 2)tanto3) pen. At least that is what I call them. On one of the blades it says 1 of 50 and the #29 is etched on one of the bolsters. Closed this knife measures just over 4 inches. From what I can tell it is a good solid knife as is the other one I posted earlier. Value? is at the front of my mind. I assume that the numbers of the secondary blades denote their style. I wonder what the TIW means on the tang of the offside of the master blade?

[Railsplitter]

Tidioute Iron Works. Or Titusville Iron Works. One or the other.

[robpa]

I like the knife, just not crazy of the bone dye.

[philco]

Timdog I’m pretty confident those handles are bone that has been dyed and jigged.
Nice knife!

[C-WADE7]

Wharncliff main, pen and coping secondary blades. The small pen is almost a spear, definitely not tanto. Nice knife.

[RedRaiderRick]

Appears to be a pattern 892309. Meaning pattern 89, primary blade is a spear point, 3 blades, made in 2009. green jigged bone, pinched and threaded bolsters. However I've never seen that profile on a spear point. Maybe that's what makes it a limited edition? Here's my 892210. Meaning pattern 89, spear point, 2 blades, made in 2010. Same threaded and pinched bolsters but with stag handles.

[RedRaiderRick]

I see it or one just like it listed on ebay, erroneously listed as a pattern 66.

[Matt_WY]

Very cool knife, as others have mentioned it’s from 2009, GEC Northfield, Melon Tester, executive whittler pattern. I believe this would be turquoise jigged bone, total of 97 produced (50 serialized, 47 unserialized).