#33 Conductor

GEC specializes in highly collectable and premium quality usable pocket knives. The company's USA manufactured knives have quickly proven to be a big hit with both collectors and users who seek quality American craftsmanship.
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Thats what I was tryin to avoid! LOLOL! ;)
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Really nice Buffalo, Gino! I been thinkin about lookin for one of those, and one with a bail as well, but I've managed to distract myself so far …. shiny things will usually send me off in another direction …

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I picked up a user in ebony a few weeks ago and its been in my pocket since.
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I wonder what the price tag will be on this little beauty.

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::woot:: thats a beauty ! maybe not to much because of the size
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hi guys
today is a very sad day for me. ::teary_eyes::
my #33 is lost, I brought the knife to the park where I practice some knife throwing with my friends, one of my friend borrowed it to cut some rope for marking. since I was enjoying too much throwing knives, I forgot about it. when I got home I called my friend bout the knife, he said he tough I allready took it ::dang:: since he doesn't have it with him (he's an honest man, I believe him).
so he rush to the park, no knife, pick me up at my home and we once again we search, still no knife. after we sure we couldn't find it, he look at me and said...look, I lost it, let me pay you the knife. now I know he's an honest man, and he's not a knife collector (he doesn't even know what GEC is), and with 3 little kids, with his salary, I don't think he has much left for anything else. so I said to him to forget about it, it's not even my favorite knife, I said. ::teary_eyes:: . he know I was lying, since I had that knife with me almost everyday, but what can I do? I just have to believe that that knife wasn't meant for me (it's really hard, since I really love that knife). ::teary_eyes::

oh well, sorry bout my whining :mrgreen:
great knives guys, keep those pics coming, ::tu:: ::tu::
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Sorry about the lost knife, Falah. I do admire your attitude about it.
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Bummer! I know how much you liked it. I never let anyone use my knives that way if its lost I know its my fault.
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I say we waterboard him and get you knife back. :evil:

No seriously though, sorry to hear this. I have lost my fair share of knives, some great and some not so great, but loosing a favorite hurts the most. Maybe it will turn up, you never know, knives like to play tricks on our sick minds. ::smirk::
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Sorry to hear that Fallah ::teary_eyes:: _______that is a bummer,but like Caleb said,maybe it will turn up ???? good luck,Monk ::tu::
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Sorry to hear that Falah :( I'm like Gino,not much at lending my knives out.

Which 33 was it Falah? I've got a few and your welcome to one if you'd like it.......jus lmk
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thanks guys, ::tu::

I doubt that we will ever find it again, that park is a busy one. I just hope whoever found it will take good care and like it as much as I do.
yup, a lesson learn hard, never lend your fav knife , ever. ::dang::
it's the one with kauri scale earl, thank you for the offer. ::tu::

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see, there's always bright side, now I found a reason to buy another GEC ::ds:: ::ds::
those calf roper seem sooo sweeeet ::drool::
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2x American Elk, Ancient Kauri Wood, Antique Yellow jigged bone, 2x Burnt Stag, Ebony, Gabon Ebony, Stag, and Tortoise shell acrylic
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