How do LE # systems work?

Robdude

Robdude

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Just curious, is there only one knife of each number? Or is there several knives with the same number?
 
a couple years ago when I was hoarding the 1 of 300 SFNO LE's I asked the same question to Garth and was told that there were no double numbers on LE knives. In some cases on bigger runs Hogs could request a certain number as long as it was available and up for grabs. From what I understand there were several guys collections LE's of a certain number. I am sure there are some awesome top secret collections out there.
 
There can be 1 through 1000 or more on LE numberings and also 1 of "x" small lots.
 
So if there was a ASHBM LE for example..and you bought #35 ...its the only #35 ASHBM LE out there right?
 
Hmmm... that's how I understood it as well. K thanks guys, if anyone else has any input please chime in.. thanks
 
Robdude, Yes. Unless there is another version, like a no- choiled/choiled version of that number.
 
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Heads up, no minimum post requirement to go with a quote anymore... Lol. :o
 
Robdude said:
What was the previous requirment??
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On the old vbulletin software? 5 characters to post, IIRC.
Basically, what happened is I posted, then somehow immediately quoted it and posted again without typing. I quoted myself...was like an echo. :D
 
Yep I have a B10 LE in choil and no choil versions with the same number (B4s you had thick and thin that could have like numbers) but, for example there is not another "B10 LE No Choil #365" except the one I have.
 
Yeah, the LE numbered days seemed like they were more fun. Multiple yearly Ganzaaas, Knob Creek, Busse Company Store, Travelling Trunk Trough show, a dealer show, INFI options on the site to order and random unexpected offerings. Oh and the treasure hunts that were before my time here make for some of the best stories.:cool: Times have definitely changed but thankfully INFI is still great! :thumbsup:
 
AZTimT said:
Yeah, the LE numbered days seemed like they were more fun. Multiple yearly Ganzaaas, Knob Creek, Busse Company Store, Travelling Trunk Trough show, a dealer show, INFI options on the site to order and random unexpected offerings. Oh and the treasure hunts that were before my time here make for some of the best stories.:cool: Times have definitely changed but thankfully INFI is still great! :thumbsup:
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I miss the Columbus show. the only place busse would represent in their home state.
 
I here you. For me if there was still a Blade West, I would be there every year!
 
AZTimT said:
I here you. For me if there was still a Blade West, I would be there every year!
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I was new to Busse the last time they held BW. I scored a few things but had no idea everything I could have got. It's a shame they don't have it anymore lots of good makers showed up.
 
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