Until I figure out how to post my own pictures here ia a little more information about my Large P Sebenza..
The knife appears to be as new in the original CRK box.
It has what appears to be what I would describe as storage marks from what apears to be an early version of the CRK leather belt sheath, I say early only because though it is identical to the current model the markings stamped on the back are much different (smaller font).
The early flat style pocket clip and black tool are together in a cellophane package and appear to be unused.
There are five documents in the box:
1. CRK " BIRTH CARD"
2. CRK "CAUTION" Stament.
3. CRK "A few Notes on the Care of your SEBENZA"
4. CRK "The Clip on the SEBENZA"
The clip which is supplied with both large and small Sebenzas is
provided only to allow you to carry your knife conveniently. Please
note that it is not intended to be a fail proof way of securing your
knife. With movement, the knife can ease its way out of your
pocket and, if such an event results in the loss of your knife, we
cannot be held in any way responsible.
Take Care Of Your Knife
and It Will Take Care Of You
5. CRK
SEBENZA FOLDING
KNIVES
When we introduced the Sebenza,
we did not include a pocket clip.
However, there was a large demand
for such a clip so we introduced one
as an option. Now, because we
have very few knives ordered
without clips, we have chosen to
supply all knives with clips as a
standard feature. If you prefer your
knife without a clip, you can
remove it, using the Allen Wrench
supplied.
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the pocket clip we make is made of
titanium, it is recessed into the
handle so it is very slim and fits close
to the knife. It is fitted to the side
of the blade that is slotted for the
lock, on the opposite side from the
pivot (I.e., the end where the thong
hole is located).
Nylon pouches for both large and
small Sebenzas can be ordered for
$10.00 each.
Chris Reeve Knives
6147 Corporal Lane
Bosie ID 83704
Tel: (208) 375-0367
Fax: (208) 375-0368
Sorry for the long post but is this assume stuff or what??
I have taken the pictures but have not been able to post them. I should have them up soon or at least a "link" where they ca be viewed. Thanks to all for your intrest in this very neat peace of CRK history.
