Nick,
4 s ter is right on the Santa Fe Stoneworks standard pricing. The number is interesting though. I did not see the number on the blade in your attachment. Usually the number, on a production knife, means it was a Collector's Club member's knife at one time (First 200 of a production run.). If this had been offered directly by Spyderco, it would have been a variation of the basic production model, the number would be followed by a V. No "V" means the owner had it done after market. There are several Spydie models that pop up now and then with the web and Spyerco logo. They all have Santa Fe Stoneworks engraved on the clip side of the handle and the older models usually arrive packed in the plain black, red, or blue Spyderco box with a yellow Spyderco label affixed. My newest, a Robert Viele, in mother of pearl with web and logo, arrived in a blue on white Spyderco box and came with the Spyderco Edge-U-Cation literature, an AKTI pamphlet, and the normal Santa Fe Stoneworks care and feeding paperwork.
Hope this answers some of your questions.
Give a man a beer and he will waste a night. Teach a man to brew beer and he will waste a lifetime.
PS: Didn't realize that was you, Nick. The Jesters are all doing well. Thanks again and don't forget about the PE versions. Will send photos of some SFSW Spydies.
John
