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First 2 of the new year. #73 Farmer Jack with River Valley Green scales and a #65 Red Wine Ben Hogan. The #73 has one of the nicest spey blade's I've seen and I'm really liking the long clip on the #65.

Beautiful Trand!

That 73L Scout is probably my favorite GEC pattern. I have several, including a couple that I edc. AWESOME!

Dang Barry, I really like that UNXLD cream colored bone! Wish I could find one

The barlow is "white" bone, and the 73 is stabilized interior mammoth ivory.

Thanks guys. That's a great set Barry!!

No wonder I like it so much! She's a beauty!

great knives guys !
just got this beauty from Barry . Sambar Stag with 1095 steel

I like that Paul! Leather and tooling on the backspring, sweet!

paulsvintage wrote: great knives guys !
just got this beauty from Barry . Sambar Stag with 1095 steel

Very Nice Score on that #72,Paul !!!!!

paulsvintage wrote: great knives guys !
just got this beauty from Barry . Sambar Stag with 1095 steel

Holy Molly Paul, That is sweet, For the most part I do not care for filed backsprings but that one may have changed my mind.

Barry would you be so kind to share your resource? Totally Awesome.....

Muskrat Man went through that knife for me. He does beautiful work!

Look for more GEC reworks from him in the near future. I will be selling a few here and there on occasion. He is working on a 73L, 72 spear, and a Ben Hogan for me right now. They will be stag with no filework. I'm also considering letting go of a 72 clip in elephant ivory... but it's so damn purty. More in ivory and fossilized ivory coming in a few months. I intend to have a long relationship with him; look in my AAPK store or my on-line store in the future.

Gunstock Jack wrote:Muskrat Man went through that knife for me. He does beautiful work!

Look for more GEC reworks from him in the near future. I will be selling a few here and there on occasion. He is working on a 73L, 72 spear, and a Ben Hogan for me right now. They will be stag with no filework. I'm also considering letting go of a 72 clip in elephant ivory... but it's so damn purty. More in ivory and fossilized ivory coming in a few months. I intend to have a long relationship with him; look in my AAPK store or my on-line store in the future.

Barry,

Thank you Sir, I thought he might be the man. He also a couple of mine I sent off that he will get around to in time, One for repair, One for ? I don't know just yet. I have one in mind for that type of file work though. The older knife is for repair. Can't say if he will do the file work for me until I ask on the other, But it does happen to be a GEC. This is the first time I've ever sent him anything but we all know its very difficult to beat the work he does. I have to thank AAPK especially you Barry for showing off all of those awesome knives. I'm confident I will be pleased with Results... When they do come back I'll be sure to post them both.

What a start to the weekend...............

thanks Guys, keep up the good work Barry

Gunstock Jack wrote:Muskrat Man went through that knife for me. He does beautiful work!

Look for more GEC reworks from him in the near future. I will be selling a few here and there on occasion. He is working on a 73L, 72 spear, and a Ben Hogan for me right now. They will be stag with no filework. I'm also considering letting go of a 72 clip in elephant ivory... but it's so damn purty. More in ivory and fossilized ivory coming in a few months. I intend to have a long relationship with him; look in my AAPK store or my on-line store in the future.

Thought I recognized his work, I have the same vine work on my Case Hawkbill with green Mammoth.

Here's my #85 HJ5 straight from upnorth himself about 5 minutes ago.
Perfectin in the hand!

Perry, that is one beautiful knife. The scales are just amazing and that shield is one of my favorites. Just a very nicely "balanced" knife.
And of course, pinched and threaded is always the icing … … Nice score.


Here is one that I wasn't even in the market for, but I saw the handles and couldn't resist …

~ Edge

She is a "'BEAUTY"",Paul !!!!!! ______ I saw that one,and if I hadn't already had a Cocobolo well,ya' know what,I'm sayin' great snag*******

WOW That is a beauty Mike! Love how the cocobolo has a angle to it across the handle, really adds motion to an already incredible Bullet End knife.

Mike & Perry sweet knives good luck with them !

Thanks guys!

But … ummmm … who's Mike?



~ Edge

My imaginary friend?

Fair enough, Perry! Nicely done.

~ Paul

Nice ones Perry and Paul

Good to see ya here Perry,was wondering when you were gonna post Charlies new HJ's,figured you had to have 'em

I use to have an imaginary friend named Jim. He could do anything. He ran off with some chick a few years ago. I get letters from him from time to time. Think he lives in Reno now. Oh yeah Earl, I posted them here along with the older versions Charlie designed.
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