#89 Melon Whittler

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#89 Melon Whittler

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Anybody have a #89 Melon Whittler? I was really drawn to these. Whats the blade steel? On the website I was looking on it said 1095 or 440c.
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I don't think they have made a Great Eastern branded model yet; thus it is 1095.
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i,m not sure if this is the one . if it is its 1085
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Hey Paul, that's an executive Whittler. I have one in another color combo. They have great GEC snap I really like mine. ::tu::
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singin46 wrote:Hey Paul, that's an executive Whittler. I have one in another color combo. They have great GEC snap I really like mine. ::tu::
singin, i like the gec brand the best now they are well built for sure.
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Is this what you had in mind? It has smooth goldenrod bone and PPP (Pattern Production Premier) on the back and blades made from 1095 steel.
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NICE Rustle! ::tu:: ::tu::
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::tu:: yes nice one . they sure do make nice knives
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American walnut wood, zebra wood, cocobolo wood, ebony wood, and snakewood. ::nod::
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I don't know anything about the steel but I sure like the #89.

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Here's my #89 in primitive bone.Shoulda got the stag when I got this one too.Slim
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Nice looking #89s guys! ::tu::
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They are certainly high quality knives, I own one.
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Here's a couple of #89s in American walnut wood. I had the darker one for quite some time now but the light one is a new addition... I picked it up in a swap. Both of them are in spear blade, since I have two I am planning on carrying the darker one. ::tu::
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I picked this one up in clip blade to go along with my new spear. ::tu:: don't have it yet but here's some borrowed pics of it. :mrgreen:
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Ryan -- That's a GEC? That's the latest one, correct? I don't have one of those yet. Love that acorn shield.
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Yep... Jerry, all 3 of these are stainless. ::nod::
They were all released in 2012. ::super_happy::
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Awesome walnut & well figured. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::nod::
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#89 river boat gambler/melon tester in American walnut wood with a clip blade. ::tu:: I'm thinking this one will compliment my spear blade quite nicely. ::nod::
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