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Earl wrote:"Bronco Charlie" ....I had to go look to make sure Barry,darned if I could remember either

Right! Thank you Merle.






That's a joke, son!

All kidding aside, nice looking Bronco Charlie, Earl. I had to look 'em up, and I see they made 96 in Buffalo Horn and 76 in Horsecut Walnut in 2007. I don't remember seeing any in the bone handle.

picked up two this week a 2007 buffalo horn Bronco Charlie and a burnt stag lockback

big monk wrote:Another fine pair of GEC's,Paul______I'm glad to see ya',finally got that Buffalo Horn______

thanks Monk took a while to find

Beautiful additions, Barry, Monk, WB, Earl and Paul!

Barry, we must be on the same channel, cause I was just lookin at my #12s the other day and thinkin I need a group photo. Same for my Congress and Courthouse Whittlers … gotta carve out some photo time …!

Monk, those jacks look mighty pretty!

Stag, Buffalo, Prim Bone, Ivory, Snakewood … its like a regular candy store around here!

~ Edge

My Burnt Stag Mini Lockback is not here yet, but I did recieve these two Prototypes from Greg.
The Ben Hogan is a very impressive pattern as most of you guys in this thread already know.
The knife is actually pretty good size and the 'pinched and ringed' bolsters are very classy. The
pictures of the 'Seashell' handle material do not come close to showing how nice it really is. I
cant even say how happy I am with this knife !! The other knife shown here is a Prototype as
well, that I recieved as a gift (Thanks fam!).

I know there are different opinions on 'prototypes' and I fully realize these are not true protos and
are regular production units stamped proto. Having said that, I am happy to pay the extra cost
for the uniqeness of them, wether I overpaid or not.

Got an Incredible Hulk knife, Weaver jack, and some barlows last week. (Photobucket is being contrary; I can't rotate the 1st pic to save my life)

Bass I thought that was a Superman Kryptonite knife...
That's an impressive looking blade on the second one down...what kind of scales are they...

Bob

Lacewood

very nice ! lacewood is sweet

Nice new knives as always, I love this thread. IMBand that is a sweet little 25 with jigged bone you've got there.

A frustrating day at work today but when I got home this one was waiting for me.

Super nice bone on that one Vdawg! Congrats!

Thank you Barry. The 72s in elk should be up soon.

Hey thats a GREAT lookin primitive bone Mike.
Im really likin this 72 pattern.
Mark

Mike, I can't wait for the 72 elks to come out. In the meantime, I ordered this one;but I have other plans for this knife's handles.

Beautiful Primitive, Mike!

You have snagged a couple of real "Prim Beauties" of late …

Very nice!

~ Edge

Gunstock Jack wrote:
Thank you Merle.

LOL!!! Got me......

Nice pick ups Paul,IMBand

biglmbass Lacewood looks great,love that Krypto bro.

YO MIKE..........that is a KILLER Primitive Bone,good color,ton of character and well matched,you gotta be stoked bro.,a real beauty

Mine showed up

Wow, Earl, that is another beautiful primitive bone. GEC has come out with some super looking material on this run of 72's. I just wish they had done the same with the clip blade variety.

Well, I've said it before; that spear blade holds a lot o' peas per bite! And you can sharpen it for a least a couple o' lifetimes before you run outa blade! I think flippin' pancakes might be a slight exageration, though. Eggs, maybe.

LOL!!!!


Pancakes,eggs,boat paddle......... damn good mirror also Barry

LMAO! I 'spose it'd be an OK mirror for a hair comb or to signal the calvary, but tough to shave with it and use it as a mirror at the same time!

very nice Earl,

Gunstock Jack wrote:but I have other plans for this knife's handles.

Mammoth? How about a hint?

Thanks edge and Earl. They've been putting out some nice prim bone lately haven't they? I like this big hunk of 1096 carbon steel lumberjack spear blade too.

Nice one you got too Earl but I have to tell you your photos are really first class. They really show off the knife.