Clark knives episode #68 probably the last gec I’ll ever buy

[@RandysWSG]

I love this one!

[@865knives]

That yankee Barlow is freaking awesome!! That’s a pattern I’m adding to the list to get!! Thanks for sharing!

[@Clarkknives]

@@865knives thank you Mr Aaron i appreciate it and no problem at all buddy

[@OzarksBoy-g8n]

Great knife brother. Love that spearpoint, and the sawcut is really awesome. Thanks for showing it. God bless.

[@MrPsiman]

BTW. Amazon has the Victorinox Alox One / Solo for $21 on sale right now. I know you have been wanting one and they won't probably ever be this cheap again. I would jump on one while you can. Blessings

[@Pocket_EDC]

Great looking and sounding knife. Congrats on getting ahold of it. Hope you enjoy and it serves you well. Have a great day!

[@Clarkknives]

@@Pocket_EDC thank you brother I appreciate it very much god bless you

[@R.H.bladeNshade]

Awwww yeah there she is!! It’s gorgeous man i am glad you got a hold of that one for sure. Perfect size man. Thanks for sharing brother! 👊

[@Clarkknives]

@@R.H.bladeNshade she’s a beaut Clark ahhahaha and thank you so much for

[@MrPsiman]

all nickel silver GEC's are rare and they are sooooo much better and they have almost stopped making anything all nickel silver now

[@WVKNIFEGUY]

It's CollectorKnives btw

[@KennethKellogg-kt7bf]

Yep. That's Mike's logo for his sfo/exclusives.

[@RadioGeekBlades]

Congratulations on that one, she’s a real beauty! Love that red saw cut bone!❤❤

[@Clarkknives]

@@RadioGeekBlades thank you brother I really appreciate it

[@AWCustomDesigns]

Man that red is pretty! Congratulations on that one

[@Clarkknives]

@@AWCustomDesigns thank you brother Aaron I appreciate it

[@ericbrabham3640]

The red saw cut bone is beautiful. Only GEC barlow I have is one of the Granddaddy barlows made for Remington. It's nice.

[@Clarkknives]

@@ericbrabham3640 amen brother they are definitely something and thank you very mich

[@Walkingman.45]

Glad to see the strong pull on the UNXLD barlow. Congrats on your grail.

[@Clarkknives]

@@Walkingman.45 thank you brother

[@WVKNIFEGUY]

Holy moly. That's one of my faves!! Congrats buddy

[@charlestatem3099]

Digging that sawcut red bone. Beautiful knife. That’s a keeper.

[@Clarkknives]

@@charlestatem3099 thank you brother I appreciate it and it sure is it sure is

[@Jholland000]

That's a good one there. Pretty cool it's got ck on the blade too.

[@Clarkknives]

@@Jholland000 yessir I’m really happy about it and thank you very much brother god bless you

[@davids9549]

Great knife that one - #77 is my favourite size of GEC Barlow (although many put the #15 in that spot). CK denotes Collector Knives (Mike Latham) - 128 were made in your Red Sawcut. I wish Bill would use the steel liners and pins more often, particularly with stag and light bone which are vulnerable to brass bleed (verdigris).

[@Clarkknives]

@@davids9549 thank you brother and heck yeah 128 made I didn’t know that also yes I love brass but those steel liners are beautiful

[@ImageLoX]

There were 77s made in earlier years with spears and clips. Not sure if the red sawcut was used on another runs for spears. I have a natural micarta spear, autumn sawcut pinch clip, 77 cocobolo spear, and the most infamous 77 the 2014 blade forums clip in stag PPP. Only made 1 run and that’s it so far. It doesn’t have the full bolsters so not the same as Mikes Barlow.

[@doomcrewoutdoors1613]

Very nice! Love GEC’s!

[@Clarkknives]

@@doomcrewoutdoors1613 thank you brother i appreciate it

[@grknives]

Hey brother Noah awesome find on that barlow the bone on that thing is amazing!

[@Clarkknives]

@@grknives thank you Gabe I really appreciate it and god bless you

[@patrickmunneke8348]

Damn i still haven't picked up a Yankee Barlow. How much did you drop on this? Insane prices on these.

[@Clarkknives]

@@patrickmunneke8348 well I’ll just say that I could have bought a lower end gun for that knife

[@patrickmunneke8348]

@@Clarkknives I've done the same on some myself

[@Clarkknives]

@@patrickmunneke8348 I wanted one of those so bad and I knew the only way I was going to get it is if I splurged and just got it and now I’m in love

[@richterknives]

The one pattern I love that I’m missing in my collection.

[@Clarkknives]

@@richterknives mr richter i definitely recommend picking one up it’ll be riding in the sawcut slip you made me

[@Tylerfelps47]

Glad to see you got it buddy, I’m saving for a new Henry rifle rn so I gotta long way to go

[@RonaldNorwood-kn4bo]

No offense to GEC whatsoever, but you’re a purdy smart young man.

[@Clarkknives]

@@RonaldNorwood-kn4bo lol it’s hard tho because they really are worth the hype but just way out of my price range

[@peterfreidel7721]

That is the Collector Knives logo, a dealer out of Oklahoma!

[@davidjensen4796]

I've got several northwoods two Jack Wolf what should I say Jack the rip and a couple of penis knives or should I say panier get yourself some Rough Riders better bang for your book how much better looking and the same Steel the only one thing different rough rider I've got an r on the bolster you've got an n and your pain 300 quid more than me because I won't be caught out again

[@albertwashingtonjr2089]

What the hell is a gec? Nice copy of the old Barlow pocket knife. Y'all make new fancy names and drive up the price of everything you touch. This is all BS!

[@Clarkknives]

@@albertwashingtonjr2089 it’s a great eastern cutlery #77 Yankee Barlow it’s a us hand made knife not very many were made of that specific one so that’s what makes it expensive also you can find some for just a little more than a case knife but way better quality and don’t drive me in with all the gec eBay sellers they are the ones driving up the prices. 😅 god bless you brother

[@Clarkknives]

@@albertwashingtonjr2089 only 128 were made of my knife

[@ImageLoX]

Great Eastern Cutlery. Started in 2006 and is owned by Bill Howard (Queen Cutlery’s former Chief Designer). They are located in located in Titusville, Pa. Most of their employees have been with them from near the beginning and over the years they have become highly skilled in the performance of their craft. Typically, more than 200 individual processes are required to produce a GEC knife. Probably the best production traditionals being made in the US.