Got any pict of Robert Terzoula model C15 ?

No, it looks different.
the blade lenght is 3 3/8 inch, overall lenght 7 3/4 inch, weight 3.4 oz, blade steel ATS-34.
The blade-shape is a modified drop-point, that looks to me a bit like a sheepsfootblade.
the clip on the c-15 is reversible for tip up or tip down carry.
The scales are of black G-10 (the older version had aluminium sclaes).
The knife features one stainless liner.

what can i say "super"

Greetings
red

PS I'll check my records for a pic.
There is a pic in the older catalog's, if you can get one. Maybe you'll do a search in the spyderco archive. hope this helps
 
Sawadee-kab Kun Santi,

Check this out :
http://www.canit.se/%7Egriffon/knives/spc/spct.html

Hope it helps
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Where do you shop for your spydies in Thailand?

Sam

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Thanks Sam;

That would be difficult. There're very few shops. . .but normally won't have the model that you want, and doesn't know what they're selling or talking about.

Normally I would order myself from the Net.

Best.
 
My gosh, yes, Santi! take it and run! it is a wonderful little knife. I would rate it second only to my StarMate as a class act. My only real improvement suggestions would be 440V steel and no serrations (mine was 40/60 plain/serrated and I came to hate that part of it). But I liked it well enough to get a C19 little Terzuola Clipit Junior, wich was only superceded by my BF Native.

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[This message has been edited by FullerH (edited 09-22-2000).]
 
I believe I bought the knife mentioned in this thread.Thanks for the link to the photos,they helped me decide to buy it. It's good to know I received a nice deal on the price.
 
Guys - the C15+C19 are the first custom-collaborated spydies. From word of mouth, the blades handle very well. The ones in aluminium handles are much sought-after
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Hope Spyderco would come out with a Starmate Jr to complement Bob's intricately designed masterpiece.

BTW - Kun Santi, my knifeknut friend Keninshiro will be making a blade pilgrimage to Bangkok. Are there some really good Thai custom blade makers there? Been to Chatu-chat, good selection of blades there..

Sam


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I remember that knife- I laid my thumb open on one...

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Samo,

Only two "qualified" custom knife maker that I know of. . .

1. His name is Tin, he's got an small outlet at Jatuchak.
His workshop is in U-Thaithani.
2. His name is Tum, many months backorder, he's got a workshop in U-Thaithani. That's about 3-4 hrs, drive from Bangkok.
 
Sawadee-kab Kun Santi,

Kob Kun Kab for the infos. Will check out the custom makers if I'm ever in Bangkok.

Sam

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I have the C19. I wasnt happy with it as a self defense knife but thought it was an excellent hunting knife. I field dressed several deer with mine and the blade was perfect for that type of work.

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