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Look At Phil !!!!!! Good Show,Phil ------some nice Canal Street, my friend !!!! ::tu::

Got out my camera for awhile this afternoon***____________various knives :)
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Very nice shot Phil and MONK, you never disappoint! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Rhogan wrote:Grandpa left me this one. Can anyone tell me about it. I also have a ka bar in the pic. Thanks
Hi Rhogan
I can't really tell you about your knife. It looks like a Case knife which has had the leather washers in the handle replaced with lexan and also has had the guard replaced. If you post it in "knife related Q & A" I am sure you would get more replies.
Also, welcome to the forum. Does not look like the original sheath as well.
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Great looking knives fellas!

Well I saved up my pennies and was finally able to purchase one of these beautiful Northwoods knives made by GEC! This one is the bullet jack in dark cocobolo. It is small at only 3" closed, but extremely stout, with a solid half stop as well.

I took it along on a trek into the woods today and posed it for some glamour shots before it starts getting some serious pocket time.
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Also had the Northfield watchpocket sunfish along, in antique amber bone, which has been in my pocket everyday for about the last month. Starting to develop some nice character I think..
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There is just something about these 3" GEC knives built ont the 25 frame..they are so pocket friendly, yet so sturdy. Best of both worlds.
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philco wrote:Basser5 is my inspirational leader.........

Phil my friend.....you must get out more often :wink: Nice pics ::tu::

Monk tell me about the wharnie ::nod::

Very nice shots Mike ::tu::
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Ahhhh, you guys are nailin it! ::ds:: Boys knives!
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Monk tell me about the wharnie ::nod::

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Tim___that "Wharnie" is the latest release from GEC--- #47 pattern, 3 3/4 inch--- African Blackwood,called "'VIPER" ----a larger version of the Case SwayBack Gent--- I got a couple of this pattern-- Stag & the Blackwood__the pull on the Stag is ""nail-breaker"" __the Blackwood is about like a #73 Scout

Oh Yeh****______________Thought I better post a picture of a nice ""IVORY""__________before Obama bans photos !!!! ::dang:: ::woot::
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I first and last picture. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Cool pic Grant. I like it. ::tu::
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Thank you Monk ::handshake::

Great knives and photos everyone ::tu:: ::tu::
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BEAUTY MONK!!!!
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Something different..........
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Today we finally got a little of the snow the north east has been getting. More snow than my little pickup can handle, so I'm stuck inside with doll house furniture, knives and a camera. What's a guy to do? The pocket knife is 3 1/2" long and the French knife has a 8" blade. I made the furniture about 20 years ago.
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Rustle47 wrote:Today we finally got a little of the snow the north east has been getting. More snow than my little pickup can handle, so I'm stuck inside with doll house furniture, knives and a camera. What's a guy to do? The pocket knife is 3 1/2" long and the French knife has a 8" blade. I made the furniture about 20 years ago.
Nice photo's.I like you furniture.
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Thank you, Grant!
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basser5 wrote:Something different..........
I do like this one, Basser! ::tu:: Peppermint? Yum!
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het,bass.....what they call that THANG???? them CASE BOYS sure are different these days..... :mrgreen:
is it ma eyes.. :shock: ::paranoid:: .....errrr is it TEAL AND ZEBRA print??????????
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Fellas.....that is suppose to be a zebra print :?
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Just went outside and nearly froze my knife off! But got the shot. :wink:
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I'll give ya' a hand for the effort,Perry____________-Great Job !!!!! ::ds::
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A few pictures of some Ol' Friends ::tu:: ________________ :)
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Hey Monk, great shots! Isee you're takin great care of my old HJ in ebony. ::nod::
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singin46 wrote:Hey Monk, great shots! Isee you're takin great care of my old HJ in ebony. ::nod::

You betcha'_________ someone has to,may as well be me!!! ::nod:: ___________still got the ""bone"" too !! :)
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Very nice Monk ::tu::

Is that Walden a Queen?
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