For a little history

[Amaranth]

I stumbled upon this site, www.spydie.nl and found it to be an interesting history of all things Spyderco.

For relative newbs like myself, it is a good perspective on the evolution of the products and every knife made since the company's inception.

There were some pretty wild designs which have since been retired. Like the Eduard Bradichansky Shabaria and Bram Frank Gunting which are a little out there!

 

[LorenzoL]

That site is a reference, you may also want to try:
http://spydercosource.com/2009/10/spyderco-r-c67/

http://spyderbug.com/

On this last site, the Spyderguide PDF download is very handy, it lists all the MSRPS of discontinued models.

 

[CanisMajor]

Good sites, this one will give history on most of the models that Spyderco has produced.

http://spydiewiki.com/index.php?title=Main_Page

Canis

 

[TedV]

I stumbled upon this site, www.spydie.nl and found it to be an interesting history of all things Spyderco.

For relative newbs like myself, it is a good perspective on the evolution of the products and every knife made since the company's inception.

There were some pretty wild designs which have since been retired. Like the Eduard Bradichansky Shabaria and Bram Frank Gunting which are a little out there!

Thanks for looking - I just updated it with some new releases.

 

[bodydamage]

Thanks for looking - I just updated it with some new releases.

I use it quite a bit.. Thanks for putting it together..

 

[forcedestrike]

Some great links for us Spydie fanatics!

 

[CUTS LIKE A KRIS]

I stumbled upon this site, www.spydie.nl and found it to be an interesting history of all things Spyderco.

For relative newbs like myself, it is a good perspective on the evolution of the products and every knife made since the company's inception.

There were some pretty wild designs which have since been retired. Like the Eduard Bradichansky Shabaria and Bram Frank Gunting which are a little out there!

The Jot Singh Khalsa knife is my all time "out there" folder, I would love to add one some day. I loved the ads that went out with it.

 

[Sayoc01]

For those of us ,who have trained with the Gunting,know it well & carry it daily....it's not "out there"!
Jim

 

[bh49]

Thanks for looking - I just updated it with some new releases.

Ted,
Thank you for great job. I use your site for a few yeas already.
This is another Ted's site with catalogs
http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/

 

[Sal Glesser]

All of the Spyderco crew appreciate Ted, and use his site often.

sal