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My CRK Collection

This collection is sadly lacking in CRK fixed blades :D .
A very impressive collection of CRK folders,WOW.
Do you have another table full of CRK fixed blades that you are going to post soon?.
I had thought that Gary Graley had a great collection of CRK ,but that pales in comparison with THIS collection :) .
 
Raj said:
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I had thought that Gary Graley had a great collection of CRK ,but that pales in comparison with THIS collection :) .
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Had is the operative word :(

G2
 
I believe I just got a glimpse of Heaven!!!

If that doesn't just set the bar beyond the reach of most everyone.

congratulations!
 
No fixed blades hiding in the closet, this is the full load.

Gary, That 12" bladed Sable was something else, as was "Freedom" and that clipless "P" with the retrofit new style blade. I wish I still had those, I wish I had never sold any that I have gotten rid of, but such is life. I'm blessed with what I have.
 
stjames said:
No fixed blades hiding in the closet, this is the full load.

Gary, That 12" bladed Sable was something else, as was "Freedom" and that clipless "P" with the retrofit new style blade. I wish I still had those, I wish I had never sold any that I have gotten rid of, but such is life. I'm blessed with what I have.
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Wow, I lost track of where "Freedom" went to! I'm still bummed over that
loss as well!

And, you've a lot to be thankful for!
G2
 
stjames said:
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jki, Rub it in, why don’t you! Everything I have is in the pic, I was collecting the Gold Coins but a family emergency caused me to sell. That Mokume Inlay is a dream, but I still hope for the Guild Set!

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James Segura
Sacramento, CA
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I knew, CRK made 25 sebs for Knifemakers' Guild 25years commemoration, they are numbered 1-25 and Inlay badge.
What is "the Guild Set" that you said? Has some sebs isn't numbered or the other Model?
 
I have one of the "Knife Guild" marked knives that Chris did in my collection. Don't use any of the picture hosting sites though so I can't post a picture. According to Anne there were several of the emblems left over from the original full on Knife Guild collection. Since the knife guild membership is a personal membership rather than a CRK membership Chris built the knives himself.

Mine essentially looks like a regular P Sebenza with the addition of the Knifemaker's Guild 25 Years Medallion inset where the "locator" hole would normally be. The knife came with the early CRK black cordura pouch and a certificate + box. If someone wants to post a picture let me know and I will send you a couple of shots of mine from when I purchased it several years ago.
 
my, my...you've done well for yourself.

I'm going to print your pic and show my wife...I'll let her know how bad it could be.

Thanks for sharing..I'm proud of you, man.

:)
 
Raindrop said:
I have one of the "Knife Guild" marked knives that Chris did in my collection. Don't use any of the picture hosting sites though so I can't post a picture. According to Anne there were several of the emblems left over from the original full on Knife Guild collection. Since the knife guild membership is a personal membership rather than a CRK membership Chris built the knives himself.

Mine essentially looks like a regular P Sebenza with the addition of the Knifemaker's Guild 25 Years Medallion inset where the "locator" hole would normally be. The knife came with the early CRK black cordura pouch and a certificate + box. If someone wants to post a picture let me know and I will send you a couple of shots of mine from when I purchased it several years ago.
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:thumbup:

Raindrop

Send me pictures, please. I can try.

he_yuchun@hotmail.com

~Taichook
 
There were actually 25 large and 25 small Sebenzas made for the Knifemaker's Guild 25th anniversary. Though not specifically sold as a set, a few pairs were purchased with matching numbers. So the Guild Set would consist of one each large and small Guild Sebenzas, and rarer still, a matching numbered set. I have only ever seen one set for sale!
 
jki said:
There were actually 25 large and 25 small Sebenzas made for the Knifemaker's Guild 25th anniversary. ...
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My friend have alarge one, it's numbered.
Has any one not numbered?
Urgent!
 
James, a collection such as yours I think would be almost impossible to put together these days. In the relatively short history of Chris Reeve Knives, the collector base has grown substantially. Older P-marked Sebenzas and other rare and unique variations are fewer and far between, and commanding higher prices. When was the last time anyone saw an H-marked Sebenza for sale? I haven't seen one for 5 years at least. As the collector base grows, the small number of rare CRK knives quickly find homes. Collections such as yours only exist because you have been at the game for awhile, and acquired a number of rare pieces in the early days of collecting them when the competition wasn't so fierce. So it is a treat indeed to see so many rare and collectible pieces in one place. Thanks again for sharing!
 
stjames said:
No fixed blades hiding in the closet, this is the full load.

Gary, That 12" bladed Sable was something else, as was "Freedom" and that clipless "P" with the retrofit new style blade. I wish I still had those, I wish I had never sold any that I have gotten rid of, but such is life. I'm blessed with what I have.
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James and Gary is this the 1 of 13, "#6" /12" Sable your referring to. If so, I have been kicking myself ever since I let it go without purchasing it or at least trying to purchase it.:(

Jules

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Jules, I'm not sure what theSN was, but that is the same model. Wicked sweet.
 
Greg, I cant try...

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I like it, sooooo beautiful!
 
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