Chris Reeve South African Titanium Folder

stjames · May 17, 2001

This knife was made in 1988. The blade is made of D2 steel.

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James Segura
San Francisco, CA

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SlopFoot · May 17, 2001

Thank you so much for the pics, stjames. It's great to see the early phases of Chris' designs. Now, for the predictable list of the usual questions:
Where did you find it ? How did you get a hold of it? Are you the proud owner now?
Wow, what a BRICK.
Gottaluvit

Brian Lavin · May 17, 2001

Wow, that's gotta be the oldest example I've seen yet, looks like it may be from before large scale production?
Thanks James!

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JoHnYKwSt · May 17, 2001

Wow, very interesting! Thanks for the pics James.

Ralf · May 17, 2001

Congrats! Nice piece! I saw you bidding on it and already wondered when the pictures where showing up. Definitely worth the money!

Paul Work · May 18, 2001

DRRROOOOOOL!!!!! Now that's a tank!

Paul

Paul Davidson · May 18, 2001

I'm glad this one went to someone who would really appreciate it. Thanks for the pictures James, it's great seeing the evolution from the beginning.

Paul

Walt Welch · May 18, 2001

WHERE does he get all these MARVELOUS toys??

Walt

Elvislives · May 18, 2001

Quote from Television Commercial:

"Where's the Beef?"

Answer:

I think we've found it!

Brandon

MANOEL Veiga de CARVALHO · May 18, 2001

What is goog indeed it"s good from the very beginning!!!!!!!!
It's a masterpiece!
Manoel Carvalho (BRAZIL).

stjames · May 20, 2001

Thanks, everybody, I am very lucky to have the knife. I hope to do some comparison pics with a modern production Sebenza after the weekend.

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James Segura
San Francisco, CA

stjames · Feb 21, 2002

Here ya go, Barry.

I miss Walt

Barry H · Feb 21, 2002

Thanks!!!!!!!!!

Barry H

Hermie · Feb 21, 2002

Great early example.

Ketsugo · Feb 22, 2002

The seller stated it was ATS-34. It's D2 for sure? And that it was ser #34?!?

That's one beefie sombitch!

stjames · Feb 22, 2002

This is #30, the recent auction was for an early production model, P34 with an ATS-34 blade.