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This is a very nice knife Bob. Thanks for sharing the photo.
Che Chen Rosewood it is Jan! Now available at Old Hundred Collectibles
I would like to see the Chechen Rose
The latest 92 Eureka Trappers in Black Buffalo Horn, Striped Buffalo Horn and Chechen Rose are on their way to Distributors now.
As the Blade Show nears....who will be coming with us?
Great Eastern Cutlery Booth #255
Bob, that's a fine GEC knife. It deserves a good ride. Enjoy!
Last night on KnivesLive SMKW, had a few older and awesome GEC
Bob,
The little guy is sure getting out and about. Funny, I am watching your pics for the knives and the scenery too
Actuall, I was surprised how well the Stag Handles worked on these little guys. Sometimes,on a very small knife, the Stag Slabs have very little figure because of their small size. And sometimes,to get some figure, the slabs are left bulky like Bob refers to. But on the Pemberton's I've seen and handled,it was like the Stag Slabs were taken from little tiny deer. They had very nice figure and were well proportioned to the knife,not left all blocky and bulky. This whole run of knives were just right! A Fine job by GEC!
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