Gorgeous knife!My first GEC was this Tidioute #55 Hound Tooth with Mexican Bocote covers.
Thanks John! I like Spear blades, but I really like them straight edges!Gorgeous knife!
I wish they'd do another run of those. I love the #56s but I'm not a big fan of spear blades.
Yeah, that's the stuffMy first GEC was this Tidioute #55 Hound Tooth with Mexican Bocote covers.
Thank you!Yeah, that's the stuff
My first GEC was a #72 lockback in burnt orange bone, that I purchased back in 2010. It's a real beauty. But it arrived with very little fanfare, as I remember. It was a bit small for what I was after.
Oddly enough, my second GEC wasn't purchased for another 5 years or so. Quite a large gap in time, but I was kind of taking a hiatus from knife buying for a bit. Once I bought the #15 Boys Knife, I became totally addicted. The level of craftsmanship on this piece was utterly spectacular
That 72 is one I’ve been hunting. Very nice knifeMy first GEC was a #72 lockback in burnt orange bone, that I purchased back in 2010. It's a real beauty. But it arrived with very little fanfare, as I remember. It was a bit small for what I was after.
Oddly enough, my second GEC wasn't purchased for another 5 years or so. Quite a large gap in time, but I was kind of taking a hiatus from knife buying for a bit. Once I bought the #15 Boys Knife, I became totally addicted. The level of craftsmanship on this piece was utterly spectacular
What was the fault on the #15?My first GEC was gifted to me by Duncan @Campbellclanman , to add to the generosity, it was his favourite knife too
I bought my first GEC soon after, one of the first #15 Boy's Knives, but it had a fault, and the UK dealer only had the one
So he offered me a #66, which I gladly accepted
Duncan is a good guy. Not many out there like him.What was the fault on the #15?