btb01
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Not to take anything at all from the wonderful #77 SFOs from Charlie, but I wholeheartedly agree with you Barrett!Whether in Northfield or Tidioute trim, the Yankee Jacks were definitely some of the most beautifull and classic looking Jacks ever made by GEC! But that’s just this old mans humble opinion!
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That’s a great looking knife, too, Ron!



oh my word... those pictures... I’m going to need a second to collect myself.
*cough*
Gorgeous knives, uplifting post. What is the blade combo on this (presumably) #15 in antique yellow bone? Clip and... can’t figure the last one. Looks like she’s seen some use and it’s made her prettier.
Can you pop that one open?
Anyone else just feel the impulse to go buy more GEC’s?
Thanks!


The barlows are on a 14, 15, or 77 frame. The bolsters and blade types will vary. I was told the punch blade on the 98 pattern was done by a different company but have never confirmed that with GEC.
Don’t forget the #25 Barlows.

I know I sort of jumped to the defense of GEC’s non-SFO offerings yesterday (and I stand behind that), but I should say that, like most people, I think some of the SFOs that GEC has made — for Charlie, Mike, KSF, and many of the other dealers — are fantastic, as well. And since this thread has been a bit word-heavy lately, I thought I’d post some of my favorite SFOs, too.


















The one that got away.

