On second look, GT, if that is a serrated blade, rather than a saw (I can't tell from the picture), it would be an improved melon tester, as the long thin plain blades have a time with thick rinds.
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On second look, GT, if that is a serrated blade, rather than a saw (I can't tell from the picture), it would be an improved melon tester, as the long thin plain blades have a time with thick rinds.
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It looks like the first GEC run , since the 2020 Wooohan virus shutdown will be the GEC#33 Conductor.Here's the GEC 33 Conductor. All GEC single-spring/double-end or Pen type patterns have impressed me. I've had the 13, 26, 33, 36, 62,68,82 patterns and NONE have exhibited blade rub or blade play. Maybe the knife gods smiled upon me?
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Time for a wake up call! Hope you all don't mind. 
I found this NOS Schrade I thought you might like to see. Something of a "high end" Muskrat with Stainless Steel and Smooth Brown Bone. The action is as slick as the bone and it sharpened up real nice but it's probably destined for the vault, while I carry a standard 77 in CV.
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I found this NOS Schrade I thought you might like to see. Something of a "high end" Muskrat with Stainless Steel and Smooth Brown Bone. The action is as slick as the bone and it sharpened up real nice but it's probably destined for the vault, while I carry a standard 77 in CV.
Schrade 7801
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White Owl 68 in the raisin bowl
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Rather hideous 33 Conductor in flamethrower Stag 
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A non folding take on a blade at each end:
These are leather cutting roundknives used in leather working. They will and are expected to slice through heavy leather in one clean pass. Sometimes that extra blade will bite ya a little. Wearing a bandaid myself right now
These are leather cutting roundknives used in leather working. They will and are expected to slice through heavy leather in one clean pass. Sometimes that extra blade will bite ya a little. Wearing a bandaid myself right now
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The White Owl looks good feasting on raisins Will. Take care he doesn't eat too much or you'll have another Churchill on your hands.White Owl 68 in the raisin bowl
Have a great evening!Will, Will, Will, tsk, tskRather hideous 33 Conductor in flamethrower Stag
... you know your flamethrower Conductor is far from hideous!
All great knives my friend but I think this year's 33 is the golden boy of Conductors.
Gotta get some new pics of that one.
Thanks John, I think it's special.Beautiful.
It does fit the bill! As a matter of fact it may be the perfect pocket knife (as well as being properly named) with that wharncliffe variation applied!Ratcliffe fits the bill ...
I usually open only one side at a time for that very reason.A non folding take on a blade at each end:
... Sometimes that extra blade will bite ya a little. Wearing a bandaid myself right now
Heal fast my friend.
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thanks but no real risk with the White Owl gaining bulk, the raisins work a treat as a laxative As for the Conductor, he's hideous alright, not 'grizzled' like some bad-tempered old ...(me ) but he looks like he attempted self-immolation, he smells a bit questionable too.....Whereas your Conductor is a very dapper trim figure
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Nice bunch of Head Knives.
Thanks that elk handled one headed off to a saddlemaker in Australia this morning
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Terrible when it’s one of your own that bite ya. Just doing a little leather and finger trimming, it happens. Thanks. Very clean lil slice as a guy could imagine.The White Owl looks good feasting on raisins Will. Take care he doesn't eat too much or you'll have another Churchill on your hands.
Will, Will, Will, tsk, tsk
All great knives my friend but I think this year's 33 is the golden boy of Conductors.
Gotta get some new pics of that one.
Thanks John, I think it's special.
It does fit the bill! As a matter of fact it may be the perfect pocket knife (as well as being properly named) with that wharncliffe variation applied!
I usually open only one side at a time for that very reason.
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66 Slim in Grey Pearl Acrylic
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82 Possum Skinner, 2 long blades on one long spring and no rub.
