LARGEST SPYDERCO KNIFE COLLECTION ON HERE

cabfrank said:
Stating the obvious, this thread needs pics. At least some, even partials.
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Here are some photos of a few of the Spydercos in my collection that I've posted on BF previously; mostly in the "Lastest Acquisitions" thread in the General Discussion Forum and/or in the "Post Your Spyder Pics" thread here in the Spyderco Forum.

The collection is constantly changing, mainly w/additional purchases. So, while the photos are illustrative of what I have collected, they are not necessarily an accurate representation of the collection as it currently stands.

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mrknife said:
lets see some hawkbill spydercos!
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I only have 1 hawkbill Spyderco. A Gin-2 FRN clip-it version of the Merlin that I bought in the 90's which looks like this:

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Had a byrd Hawkbill that I sold off w/some other byrds I previously owned, as well as a black waved Matriarch2 "hawkbill" that sold because they no longer "fit" in my collection.

You could also consider the fixed blade Reverse pictured above (with other fixed blade Spyders in my prior post) a "hawkbill" too but I don't think of it in that way.
 
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sgt1372 said:
I only have 1 hawkbill Spyderco. A Gin-2 Merlin that I bought in the 90's which looks like this:

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Had a black waved Matriarch2 "hawkbill" but sold it because I felt that it no longer fit in my collection of SD Spydercos.

You could also consider the fixed blade Reverse pictured above (with other fixed blade Spyders in my prior post) a "hawkbill" too but I don't think of it in that way.
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hawkbills spydercos were the only offering I really liked from them, couldnt let it go after I saw Hannibal like 15 years ago.
 
There's always one who messes up the pretty thread with his crappy cellphone photos. Well, here's my main roll of spydie folders, and my FRN mini-roll below.

In addition to that, I have a few other nice folders which are in other cases, quite a few spydies amongst my smaller folders (~3" blades), a couple of other folders that are sitting around for more regular EDC use, and a few fixed blades. All-in-all, probably around 70, if I do the math.

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Brummie said:
My main set of spydie folders, and my FRN set below.

In addition to that, I have a few other nice folders which are in other cases, quite a few spydies amongst my smaller folders (~3" blades), a couple of other folders that are sitting around for more regular EDC use, and a few fixed blades. All-in-all, probably around 70, if I do the math.

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I’ll take the K2 top left, dm me PayPal request 😉
 
Brummie said:
You're not a REAL Spydie collector if you don't have a Superhawk ;)
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IDK about that.

I don't own one. I have had numerous opportunties to buy one but each time I looked into it I saw no reason to buy it because it just didn't seem to offer me anything "different" to justify the purchase.

I'll just have to be satisfied w/the other 148 Spyderco that I own, whether or not that qualifies me as a "REAL Spydie collector" in your eyes.

LOL! ;)
 
Sal Glesser said:
Great pics.

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Kinda putting you on the spot but do you have any pics to share?
Id love to think your, or an office is the Smithsonian of Spyderco knives.

Side note and I may be stepping out of line but by chance do you own and pocket knives that aren’t Spyderco?
 
I'm not Sal, but he really doesn't do photos. He does have quite a collection of his company's products. He does have knives from other companies, but he's usually carrying something of his own.
 
Kinda figured as much, hoped he might have something mind blowing that he be willing to share.

That’s interesting and intriguing. Can’t blame for carrying his own.
 
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