Here are my Great Eastern's

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Here are my Great Eastern's

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Hello, new here, been watching for a while and finally joined. I just recently started collecting knives. I mostly have Case and been getting into GEC knives. Anyway, here are my Great Easterns, I have another of the Green bone and a #23 stag that are not pictured.

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very nice collection you got started there. ::tu::
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One more. Not many of these out, a single blade smooth white bone Tidioute. :D

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nice knives matt and welcome and thanks for showin! ::tu::
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Very nice, thanks for those babies. ::tu:: I've never seen that smooth bone Tidioute very cool and thanks for showin them.

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Very nice collection.
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That single blade is cool ::tu::
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Very nice indeed! Thanks for showing! ::tu::
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Wow that's a very impressive collection of GEC knives, thanks for sharing.. :)

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Post by mkc »

Thanks for the comments guys. You guys are great.
I recieved my other #23 today and it is nice and fat. :D

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Post by Hukk »

Hi Matt,
Great collection of GEC's. ::tu:: ::tu:: Is that single blade smooth white bone Tidioute a 2006 or a 2007 tang stamp. That's the first one I've seen and I like it a lot. It looks like a model 23, the 4 1/2 inch model, is that correct?

BTW ::welcome:: Welcome to AAPK! We are a serious bunch of knife addic, er-uh, knife collectors and we enjoy sharing photos of our passion. Thanks for sharing, we appreciate it. ::tu:: :mrgreen:
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Post by mkc »

Hukk, it's a 73 scout, no date stamp but I assume an '07. I tried getting a better pic of it but the white bone keeps washing out the detail.
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Post by marcinek »

Wow! Impressive mkc! Thanks for sharing!

That white bone single blade...is that the new pattern? The BeaverTail or something like that?

I read (here) that they wouldn't be out for six weeks.

Very cool. Very cool.
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Post by mkc »

marcinek, the single blade Tidioutte is the same as a regular #73 scout just one blade. The "beavertail" model from what I was told is the same single blade but the spey blade only. I don't know which name brand it will be yet, maybe all three.
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Post by marcinek »

Thanks for the info mkc.

I'm certainly looking forward to any and all new GEC patterns and materials.
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