#33 Conductor

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i'm glad you like it, falah.
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mito0 wrote:i'm glad you like it, falah.
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Thank you sir ::tu:: :D ::ds::
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Got my ebony today...I DIG this pattern...I can see thes one turning into a whittler in the future. ::tu::
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Here's a buffalo horn conductor on eBay for anyone that wanted one and missed out. The seller states "1 of 8". Can anyone verify that?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Great-Eastern-North ... 2eb50ddf84

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vikingdog wrote:Here's a buffalo horn conductor on eBay for anyone that wanted one and missed out. The seller states "1 of 8". Can anyone verify that?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Great-Eastern-North ... 2eb50ddf84

Sorry, I couldn't add the photo for some reason.
Here ya' go,Mike ::tu::
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Thanks monk!
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vikingdog wrote:Here's a buffalo horn conductor on eBay for anyone that wanted one and missed out. The seller states "1 of 8". Can anyone verify that? .
I believe 1 of 8 is correct.
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However...
According to a blog I read, they're about to make some more in buff horn, but they'll be slightly different than the one in the auction abover.
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biglmbass wrote:However...
According to a blog I read, they're about to make some more in buff horn, but they'll be slightly different than the one in the auction abover.

the new ones,will not have the ""bail"" is what they are advertising ???
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biglmbass wrote:
vikingdog wrote:Here's a buffalo horn conductor on eBay for anyone that wanted one and missed out. The seller states "1 of 8". Can anyone verify that? .
I believe 1 of 8 is correct.
Thank you big bass. I guess I was lucky to get one then. ::tu::
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My Conductor collection. Stag, Ebony, Tortoise shell acrylic, and Kauri wood. I haven't seen a single one of these that didn't look good. I think GEC did a great job with these.
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great line up 2dead, ::woot::
I love that stag with chopping blade ::tu::
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Nice ones 2Dead!

I shied away from the conductors - thought they'd be too small, but I picked up an ebony and these two stag forum knives from Mike Latham at CollectorKnives.Net, and they are really beautiful!

Glad I gave them a shot - I like this pattern much more than I expected to, and the Northfield trimmings with a coping secondary and no bail is spot on for me … thanks, Mike!
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Awesome pair of 33's Edge!!!
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:shock: :shock: beauties EDGE!!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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First 4 are collectorknives.net forum knives. Awesome stag ! 5th is buffalo horn and last but not least is woolly mammoth ivory from 10,000 years ago! All serial # 5. ::super_happy::
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""""AWESOME BUNCH"""""" of #05 Conductors,Jason !!!!!!!!!!!!! ::tu:: ::tu::

You need to add this, #05 of only 35, to that group ***** :)
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Monk, You know I want that puppy ! Give a fellow GEC addict a sweet deal ,C'mon. ::sneaky::
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Here is my only conductor
Buffalo horn
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Any body pick up of these lately? I started to edc mine and am curious to see what different ones are out there.
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I can't believe I missed this thread. I picked this one up in late August and remember posting it here someplace but it wasn't this thread. I had my heart set on one and it didn't disappoint.
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Gino, that buffalo is perfect.
I love seeing it, really an awesome grab. ::nod::

Jerry, longpull and a bail, it's hard to beat that.
I've really been looking into GEC's stag and man they are star caliber. Thats another beautiful knife with some great scales. ::ds::
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Thanks Caleb. It has several of my favorite features - Threaded bolsters, Stag handles, Swedged main blade and Long pull. How ya gonna beat that?
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Great lookin knife Jerry. ::drool:: I need one with a bail too.
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They're around Gino. All ya need is a little time with Google on the computer and a wad of cash in your pocket. :lol: ( the wad of cash is for all the other knives you run onto while looking for the Conductor that you'll end up wanting)
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