Primitive Bone

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Nice!

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There's already a lotta nice bone up in here! ::tu::

Here's my only primitive bone:

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Im starting to like the PB , But what is it is it dino-bone or what? ::shrug::
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just in case wrote:Im starting to like the PB , But what is it is it dino-bone or what? ::shrug::
GEC,found a cattle grave-yard,on an old farm,where the skeleton remains of cattle ,had accumulated for some 60 years or longer---these bones were in a natural state of deterioration,---GEC,used some special process to stabalize,and prepare these ""old bones"" for knife handles___thus ""primitive""**** that is why,there are so many variations of the ""Primitive Bone""--just like with the stags,each knife is different ::tu:: ________Monk****
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Cool .Thank you Monk ! :D
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How about this ol' 60 year old bone ::hmm:: :)
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big monk wrote:How about this ol' 60 year old bone ::hmm:: :)

Looks pretty good for her age there, Monk! :D Another sweet one! ::tu::


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... just got my 3rd Primitive Bone knife ...
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::groove::

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Great lookin' knives, guys! ::tu:: ::tu::

Here's a recent addition; non-serialized 23 ECL with some green it it. Goes with my lawn! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Beautiful bone Barry. Here's my first and only primitive bone GEC a #56 dogleg jack.
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That's a beauty, Mike. I wish I'd picked one up when they came out; now you can't find 'em. ::dang:: ::dang:: ::dang:: ::facepalm::
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Thanks Barry. Edge posted a photo of his and I couldn't rest until I found one.

I was thinking about using it as an EDC but I'm going to carry one of the upcoming #72 lockbacks in American elk instead. I'm spoiled now and have to have have something special as an EDC. 8)
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Mike, I think you will love the new 72's in Elk Stag. I have two on reserve for myself! I hope that there are plenty to go around. ::paranoid:: ::paranoid:: ::paranoid::

You had ta be real quick on the draw to get one of these; 73 slippie in prim. bone:
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::hmm:: Thats a beauty !!!! they don't come much nicer
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Thanks, Paul. I agree with you!

Here's one I haven't shown off yet; no. 02 of the 23 ECL's. This is a real purty one too! :mrgreen:
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vikingdog wrote:Beautiful bone Barry. Here's my first and only primitive bone GEC a #56 dogleg jack.
Mike! That is beautiful!

Good job, Bro - you hunted that rascal down and brung 'im home!

Really nice knife, Mike, and I am real happy that you found it … ::tu:: ::nod:: ::tu::

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::super_happy:: very nice Mike & Barry !! that primitive bone is always my first choice but have trouble landing them in all patterns
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A couple more, of the #23L Linerlocks :)
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On Edge wrote:
vikingdog wrote:Beautiful bone Barry. Here's my first and only primitive bone GEC a #56 dogleg jack.
Mike! That is beautiful!

Good job, Bro - you hunted that rascal down and brung 'im home!

Really nice knife, Mike, and I am real happy that you found it … ::tu:: ::nod:: ::tu::

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Monk, those 23ECL's are VERY Knice!!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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paulsvintage wrote:::super_happy:: very nice Mike & Barry !! that primitive bone is always my first choice but have trouble landing them in all patterns
Thanks Paul. I wonder how many patterns they use primitive bone on? Does every release include some in primitive bone?
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Different patterns may or may not be released in Primitive Bone. ::shrug:: I think they may be running out of it, but that's just a guess.
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http://greateasterncutlery.net/blog/wp- ... mitive.png

I heard that they did run out and that they have a new source.


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My latest,Primitive Bone ::tu::
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It's a beauty monk! Congratulations. I love that primitive bone from GEC.
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