Am I the only one who checks every For Sale post for Idaho Stamp?

[Curl of the Burl]

Had to look at mine. Forgot it’s there.

 

[Lapedog]

The Idaho marking they added, a standard ambidextrous thumb stud they didn’t.....

I don’t mind the Idaho mark, I do wish ambi studs was standard.

 

[bart1]

Marks a timeline in CRK history... I appreciate a pride in ones state, so I'm all for it!

 

[WHT]

The Made in Idaho stamp is the reason that I bought my first CRK. For awhile, I was a resident of Idaho and the implication that Idaho is a separate country appealed to my sense of humor.

 

[PiterM]

I have some knives with and without it. And I’m fine with both.

 

[Nautique]

File this one under 1st world problems.

 

[CoryMc]

I love it as well but am biased. I work ten minutes from Chris Reeve, know a few employees there and picked up my first Sebenza this year directly, twenty minutes after they sharpened and boxed it up. It was still warm...

 

[Lapedog]

I love it as well but am biased. I work ten minutes from Chris Reeve, know a few employees there and picked up my first Sebenza this year directly, twenty minutes after they sharpened and boxed it up. It was still warm...

Hit me up about doing an inside job burglary on their factory.

I’m kidding obviously.

 

[Mike Large]

I think this might have bothered me kind of maaaybe, for about ten minutes or so. Can't really remember now... now that I think of it, It may not have bothered me at all. Yeah, I have a badass sebenza on my hip. I just remembered that

 

[Lone_Wolfe]

File this one under 1st world problems.

I think anything related to having a CRK would count as a first world problem.

 

[Curl of the Burl]

Honestly any state of the USA on there makes me feel good. Proud it’s on there.

 

[Josh K]

Less is more, I don't mind it.

 

[0men]

If given the option I would have opted for one without the stamp. I like clean and minimalist when I can get it. Don't even like brand logos. I think a small laser etch on the blade akin to what Spyderco does would have been fine. That said I own a stamped small 21 so it can't bother me that much...

 

[Mrgauth]

Absolutely could care less one way or the other. Never pay any attention to it honestly.

 

[ODYN]

I just wish they would use a different font that doesn't look like Comic Sans.

 

[James Longstreet]

I don't really care about it. If I would make this a criteria for buying/not buying it would restrict me a lot during collecting. Seems that there was kind of transition period where you could get Sebenza 21 without "Idaho Made" and with old screws and I must say that this combination is pretty nice.

21, Mammoth Bark Ivory, Spirograph, 02

 

[Josh K]

I don't really care about it. If I would make this a criteria for buying/not buying it would restrict me a lot during collecting. Seems that there was kind of transition period where you could get Sebenza 21 without "Idaho Made" and with old screws and I must say that this combination is pretty nice.

Stunning photos as always James Longstreet

 

[JNewell]

I have some knives with and without it. And I’m fine with both.

This is my feeling on this also. *shrug*

 

[photoman12001]

I do like the 21s without the stamp just because you don’t see them as often. Less common stuff appeals to me. What I really like to see though is the “Classic MM” stamp. That’s what I watch for.

No stamp...Classic MM...Idaho Made

Classic MMs...the best IMHO