CRK Annual Limited Editions

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Hoodep That is worth every dollar Here are some of mine
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Those knives are works of art, very beautiful.
 
Just picked up this pair. Thanks to one of my BF buddies for the heads up(you know who you are) Never thought i'd love 'em as much as i do. They're awesome!
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Looks great, lemmuhj - like that swedge and silver lug on the large. Thanks for posting. :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
lemmuhj said:
Just picked up this pair. Thanks to one of my BF buddies for the heads up(you know who you are) Never thought i'd love 'em as much as i do. They're awesome!
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Looking good man. Congrats on a great score:thumbup:
 
I rarely get to contribute to this thread, I mainly stand by and admire all the beauty, but I do have 3 Annuals.
Two large and one small.

Two large, 1999 and 2004
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1999 Large w/1999 small
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The wood on your annuals is great. It is to bad Mr. Reeve decided to stop production on the annuals. I'm sure he could of raised his price to make it profitable and still sell 120 a year with no problem.
 
Beautiful annuals Lisa!

Do you have a picture of the small one in the open position? I would love to see the blued spirograph damascus on that blade!
 
You know, this is one of a few threads I have bookmarked so I can come back time and time again ... to look at from start to finish! Since I joined the CRK family relatively recently (May of this year), admiring these annuals via this thread is just about all I can do. The thing I am going to miss most about the discontinuation of the annuals is the shear beauty of the inlays. It seems (at least to me) that Chris chose only the best of the best in making the annuals. I mean, all of the various inlays in CRK knives are beautiful. But the pieces chosen for the annuals go one step further and are spectacular. Maybe I will be in the right place at the right time to pick up one of beauties pictured here.
 
I have a hypothetical question on the Limited Edition Annuals that perhaps some of you could comment on.

I have a couple of the Sebenza 21 with the inlays, (Box Elder and Cocobolo), that I enjoy, but I really admire the larger inlays on the Annual LE knives.
It is my understanding that the new Sebenza 25 does not have the hole at the rear of the frame, (used in production tooling), as does the Sebenza 21.
So could this possibly mean that when inlays become available on the new Sebenza 25 they will be the larger style inlays like the Annual LE knives have,
and therefore the decision to discontinue the Annual LE Series of knives?
Just a thought......:rolleyes:
 
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Well .... pics of this one have been presented at least twice over the years .... but now she is all mine! Thanks Tom!

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Yet another Large 2011 Wenge. The Blue mammoth bark annuals almost make me sick with lust.

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I'm going to have to ban myself from you this thread.

A very familiar twitch is starting and I can not hunt for one of these!

Sheesh!

Beauts in here guys:thumbup:
 
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