GEC knives
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I can't believe that I just discovered GEC knives,or really I can,but like what I see. Where are they built and how long have they been around? 
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There were 15 GEC knives with different handle/patterns for 2006. They are currently working on the 2007 knives. They will have the same Great Easten Cutlery, Tidioute, and Northfield names. I sure hope I see a good old fashioned barlow and whittler, they just aren't the same anymore.
The first 250 knives of each pattern will have serial numbers and any made after that will not be serialized. That's what I hear anyway. I look forward to seeing what patterns they will have.
The first 250 knives of each pattern will have serial numbers and any made after that will not be serialized. That's what I hear anyway. I look forward to seeing what patterns they will have.
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Does anybody have the 15 variations documented here?
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GREAT EASTERN CUTLERY
# 23 PIONEER RED DIAMOND JIG BON
# 23 PIONEER AMBER HORSECUT BONE
# 23 PIONEER SMOOTHBONE- GEC ETCH
#73 SCOUT SHEFFIELD TOBACCO BONE
#73 SCOUT RODGERS GREEN TEA BONE
TIDIOUTE
# 23 PIONEER DIAMONDBACK AMBER BONE
# 23 PIONEER BAKOTE WOOD
#73 SCOUT CHESTNUT JIGGED BONE
#73 SCOUT BAKOTE WOOD
NORTHFIELD
# 23 PIONEER BRICK RED JIGGED BONE
# 23 PIONEER ANTIQUE GREEN JIGGED BONE
# 23 PIONEER STAG
# 23 PIONEER SMOOTH RED BONE
#73 SCOUT WALNUT HERRINGBONE
#73 SCOUT STAG
# 23 PIONEER RED DIAMOND JIG BON
# 23 PIONEER AMBER HORSECUT BONE
# 23 PIONEER SMOOTHBONE- GEC ETCH
#73 SCOUT SHEFFIELD TOBACCO BONE
#73 SCOUT RODGERS GREEN TEA BONE
TIDIOUTE
# 23 PIONEER DIAMONDBACK AMBER BONE
# 23 PIONEER BAKOTE WOOD
#73 SCOUT CHESTNUT JIGGED BONE
#73 SCOUT BAKOTE WOOD
NORTHFIELD
# 23 PIONEER BRICK RED JIGGED BONE
# 23 PIONEER ANTIQUE GREEN JIGGED BONE
# 23 PIONEER STAG
# 23 PIONEER SMOOTH RED BONE
#73 SCOUT WALNUT HERRINGBONE
#73 SCOUT STAG
Chris - I'd give my right arm to be ambidexterous.
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Does anyone have the final numbers? There are some that less than 100 were made, even some less than 80 I believe.Classic Case wrote:GREAT EASTERN CUTLERY
# 23 PIONEER RED DIAMOND JIG BON
# 23 PIONEER AMBER HORSECUT BONE
# 23 PIONEER SMOOTHBONE- GEC ETCH
#73 SCOUT SHEFFIELD TOBACCO BONE
#73 SCOUT RODGERS GREEN TEA BONE
TIDIOUTE
# 23 PIONEER DIAMONDBACK AMBER BONE
# 23 PIONEER BAKOTE WOOD
#73 SCOUT CHESTNUT JIGGED BONE
#73 SCOUT BAKOTE WOOD
NORTHFIELD
# 23 PIONEER BRICK RED JIGGED BONE
# 23 PIONEER ANTIQUE GREEN JIGGED BONE
# 23 PIONEER STAG
# 23 PIONEER SMOOTH RED BONE
#73 SCOUT WALNUT HERRINGBONE
#73 SCOUT STAG
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# 23 PIONEER SMOOTHBONE- GEC ETCH 97
# 23 PIONEER DIAMONDBACK AMBER BONE Tidioute 177
Those are the numbers from Bill Horn's site Cumberland Knife Works
http://www.cumberlandknifeworks.com/index.php
Maybe we can piece it togetner. Perry or Bill may have the total output.
# 23 PIONEER DIAMONDBACK AMBER BONE Tidioute 177
Those are the numbers from Bill Horn's site Cumberland Knife Works
http://www.cumberlandknifeworks.com/index.php
Maybe we can piece it togetner. Perry or Bill may have the total output.
Hukk
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Classic Case wrote:i am a little skeptical about there only being 20 of the smooth redbone northfield.I hope those numbers are correct, as i would own 20% of the 20 count.If that is the true #, i dont know how i got that lucky.
Amen to that, I have 2 of them, so that's 10% but I heard the # 23 PIONEER ANTIQUE GREEN JIGGED BONE was one with real low numbers. I have 2 of them also. I got mine because I was asking about new releases nearly every day.
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Well I don't think Perry would have it on his site if he had'nt asked the heads of GEC and I know he and Bill Horn talk all the time and Bill is one of the largest distributors of the line. So I'm goin with these numbers my friends. I'm gonna see Bill Horn today, hes delivering some knives to me,
so I'll ask him.
Singin46
so I'll ask him.
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The final numbers did change a bit. There was some handle material damaged during assembly so they weren't able to make the exact numbers originally advertised. As soon as the exact counts are available I, and likely Bill horn as well, will post them on the web sites.
On a side note, I managed to pick up two Stags at the Shepherdsville show this weekend. Ryan Daniels of GEC was set up right behind me and had bought them back from a customer. He paid the customer 150.00 each for them and charged me the same. All of the knives have sold well but, the stag has done the best by far.
I also picked up two Prototypes with the 2007 tang stamp. They are Northfields (1095 carbon). They're sending me certificates for them and I'll likely put them on the web site.
Also, I just got back from Shepherdsville and my email is down. I have a bunch of replies to send and am not able to at this time, hopefully it will be up by tomorrow.
On a side note, I managed to pick up two Stags at the Shepherdsville show this weekend. Ryan Daniels of GEC was set up right behind me and had bought them back from a customer. He paid the customer 150.00 each for them and charged me the same. All of the knives have sold well but, the stag has done the best by far.
I also picked up two Prototypes with the 2007 tang stamp. They are Northfields (1095 carbon). They're sending me certificates for them and I'll likely put them on the web site.
Also, I just got back from Shepherdsville and my email is down. I have a bunch of replies to send and am not able to at this time, hopefully it will be up by tomorrow.
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