two stocks from gec 2008

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the stock whitt in green velvet acrylic & the cuban stock in stag. both premium patterns are great users for busy guys outdoors. the stock whitt has 3 backsprings. these 53 & 54 patterns are favs of collectors. please show your own favoeites.---HiPower
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::tu:: Nice ones, HP. I've been giving a lot of thought to getting a 3-spring whittler. How much wider are they than a stockman? Obviously a spring width, but I'm curious if the secondary blades are of thinner stock. A photo looking at the end of both knives would be helpful. Thanks in advance.
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hope this helps bigbass--i'm not good at photos--HiPower
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Hey Dennis**** I like the Stockmans too !!!!___ ::nod::
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Sweeeet knives fellas ::tu:: I'm fond of them myself.....

Bout time GEC made another run of those 54's ::nod::
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please keep the pics coming--no modern factory knife excites myself more than gec.--HiPower
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Great pics, Dennis. Thanks. They do help. I'm guessing that whittler is the same thickness as the broad-shouldered Tuna Valley 4-blade stockman.

Borrowed pic of a TV on the left compared to a 53 Furtaker trapper on the right.
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I have a couple stockman. ::tu::
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hey classic --very impressive especially the best of many cuban acrylics. i.m.o. acrylics lose a lot when used on the smaller knives. if one wishes to show distinctive colors then larger frames certainly accent that feature. all in all the 53 & 54 frames certainly are one of my favs in my gec collection. more on this later.--HiPower
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Yall are posting some great knives keep em comming ::tu::
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That's a fantastic collection, Classic Case. ::tu:: ::tu:: That wooden chest is mighty fine, too.
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There's not many not in that drawer...
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Thanks all,..I think thats all or at least most of the 53's(the 3 bladed version) from 2007.
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Why did you quite on 2007?
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Wow! :shock:

I have nothing like that to show, but I do have these few …
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Why did you quite on 2007?
I bought 2 of every knife GEC made stamped 2006 and 2007.(with a very few exceptions of some of the really rare ones.) That got to be a bit expensive.lol :lol:
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I would like to say that it has been great to see these in an up close view. I am also very fond of these and need a few more now. ::nod::
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Classic Case wrote:
Why did you quite on 2007?
I bought 2 of every knife GEC made stamped 2006 and 2007.(with a very few exceptions of some of the really rare ones.) That got to be a bit expensive.lol :lol:
Want your money back? :mrgreen:
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Want you money back?
Haha, I think I'm ok for now. ::sneaky::
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not as neat as classic however all are 53s--HiPower
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Very nice Hipower ::tu::
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Man do those looks sweet all lined up there Hi Power! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Oh man, HiPower, that's a stable!

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the 53 cuban varities---musk,trapper furtaker,musk furtaker, stock cattleman,stock standard & a 54 hybrid called the cobblestone whittler. the cobblestone is at present the only gec pattern in that configriation[ to my knowledge]
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