JBF Champlin & Sons

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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Here are the Blade Openers that will be given with each knife!!!! The wood is from the old Cattaraugus Factory as are 50 of the knives. ::ds:: ::ds::
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Tip of the hat to you Mike,you gonna make a lot of folks happy.........first class all the way bro. ::tu:: ::tu::

So the run is 50 of each handle material Mike?
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Yes 50 stag and 50 Rosewood and thanks for the kind words, Mike
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Man-O-Man that Stag sure looks GREAT Mike! As do the openers, CAN'T wait!!! ::woot::

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Well worth the wait!
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I love the Rosewood but that Stag........wow!!!! ::woot::
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I can't wait to get my hands on these!!
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What is the latest word on the Eureka's? I just checked the GEC website. After being mum about the Jacks for 4 or 5 days, they are announcing Tidioute Eurekas now with what looks like jigged bone and rosewood handles. GEC must own the tooling and can do with it whatever they want. But what about the Champlins? Are they getting close?
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Here is the latest from GEC this morning. The blade openers have been shipped on Friday so I will have them tomorrow. The knives should be shipped to me today and I should have them Wed. I have all day Friday scheduled to get them mailed out. Sorry for the longer wait on them, thanks Mike
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Great news Mike. No worries on the wait bro.,its all good. ::tu::
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Earl wrote:Great news Mike. No worries on the wait bro.,its all good. ::tu::
+1 on that.............what you are doing with the boxes and openers is fantastic, perfection takes time........ ::woot::

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I got the blade openers in this morning and here is a picture of them, sorry for the glare. I am being told I will have the knives Thursday night so they should start going out Friday. I love the darn openers!!! ::ds::
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Very Nice Mike,

As many of us are waiting to see the real deal very shortly, its nice, and much appreciated you have kept us posted with the latest updates.
Nice gesture Sir!

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Glad the wait is about over ::ds::

Can't wait to get my set ::groove::

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anyone know the length of these???
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"Hi yes we think they are turning out great. Size closed is 3 5/8" closed. If you go to the link below you will see pictures of the bone in the last pictures.

Regards Mike "


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Lets see................its Friday so I'm sure your busy Mike, knee deep in Eureka's I'm guess'n....how cool that must be bro. :mrgreen: ::tu:: I bet you were pacing the floor yesterday anticipating delivery ::nod::
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Let me tell you that Donna and I were up last night getting all the knives ready to ship and most are gone this morning and I have a few to mail this afternoon. All of the knives that have been paid for are in the mail. Waiting payment on a few and then they will go out. I can't wait to see pictures posted and hear comments. I will tell you that I almost gave all the money back and kept them ::ds:: ::ds:: !!!!
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@#&%! I missed this pre-order, and I'm a big fan of the Eureka pattern ::dang::. The Tidiouts are nice enough, but I miss the bells and whistles.

If anyone has a spare in wood or decent stag, please look me up. ::pray::
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Pm galvanic, he may still have some available
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Thanks, Jody. Already tried a PM but it seems they're all spoken for.
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Are all of the blade openers spoken for? Would like one if possible.
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