Question on older Spydercos

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Brules1

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Can anyone tell me how uncommon the following Spydercos are:
1) C16PSBK Wayne Goddard Lightweight
2) C30PSK Zytel Remote Release
3) C37PBK Walker Zytel
4) C11SAF Clipit Delica Right Hand SpyderEdge Black
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I've had most of them for at least 9-10 years.
I've never seen another C11SAF.
I was going thru my knife collection and "found" them.
 
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Brules1 said:
Can anyone tell me how uncommon the following Spydercos are:
1) C16PSBK Wayne Goddard Lightweight
2) C30PSK Zytel Remote Release
3) C37PBK Walker Zytel
4) C11SAF Clipit Delica Right Hand SpyderEdge Black

I've had most of them for at least 9-10 years.
I've never seen another C11SAF.
I was going thru my knife collection and "found" them.
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None of the first three are either overly rare or of particulary high interest to collectors, although all have some collector interest. The Walker would be the most "collectible", since it's PE, but even those see only moderate interest. As for #4, either your SKU is wrong or it's a variant I'm not familiar with. If the first, and my "guess" of a RH SE Carbon Fiber Delica is correct, then it's a fairly collectible limited production knife. Think there were 600 made in that configuration, an equal number of PE RH ones, and smaller quantities of LH PE and LH SE.

Paul
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I looked on the box again, and it says "C11SAF"
CLipit "Delica".
Its fully serrated and has a black blade.
 
I had heard that those black bladed folders in that particular era were quite a catch for collectors because Spyderco didn't produce very many of them and I was also told that the Delica pictured above was only manufactured for a year or so.

It is a very interesting batch of older Spyders though :)
 
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