Kershaw Family

[ken k]

Hello All,

I just picked up my mail and the knife I won on e-bay was there...

It's a 1615 onion/centofante. Gray handles ( I think) with the pearl's on the end. 13c26 polished blade and leather sheath.

What a beautiful knife. This must be a gentleman's knife, almost to nice to use. This is my first Kershaw and when I saw the picture I had to have it. I'm sure you know what I mean. Sorry I have no way to post pictures.

I really wanted the Shallot, and it will be next but I couldn't resist this one.
I got it for $38, seemed fair from the prices I've seen around here.

So...Does this make me part of the "Family"?


ken

 

[SPXTrader]

Hey, whatsa madder youse? Weze all family here!

Enjoy your first Kershaw! The Centofante/Onion is a beautiful knife. I'm certain of two things: there will be times you'll use it and marvel at its classic lines and craftsmanship, and it won't be your last Kershaw!

 

[jonnymac44]

So...Does this make me part of the "Family"?

ken

Oh, yes, it most certainly does. Once you have tasted the sweet nectar that is Kershaw, you will be forever a part of the "Family" In fact, you don't even have a choice in the matter anymore. What's done....is done.

Welcome,
Jonny

 

[J_Curd]

There's a few levels: Associate, relative, working guy, made man, boss, godfather, etc.

It gets rather complex, but when Tommy DeVito stabs you here, you don't get a pen...

 

[svrider3]

Hey, whatsa madder youse? Weze all family here!

Enjoy your first Kershaw! The Centofante/Onion is a beautiful knife. I'm certain of two things: there will be times you'll use it and marvel at its classic lines and craftsmanship, and it won't be your last Kershaw!

The "Don" has spoken. There's no getting out now.....

But that's a good thing.