Spyderco Laguiole

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Clay Kesting

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I've just read Sal's post about the Spyderco Laguiole over on the General Forum. I'm sorry I missed that one, sounds like a very nice knife. Does anybody have a picture or, better still, know if there are any lurking around anywhere.

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Clay
Sydney, Australia

Don't worry that the world might end tomorrow....here it's tomorrow already.


 
Hmm...I was going to ask this exact same question. I started the thread linked to above and was shocked to read Sal's response. The style of a Laguiole combined with American know-how. Amazing! (And unfortunately...Gone!)

If you own this knife, and have access to a scanner, please post a picture of it! (Ah yes. BF nerd shamelessly pleading for pics of an obscure model. Pathetic.)

As far as the "To bee, or not to bee" question goes: I'm surprised that Spyderco didn't put a little spider on their version. But I guess then you would have to explain what kind of spider it is.
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Cerulean
Denver, CO


 
Clay - If no one has one, We can send one to James to scan. Some of the crew have one in their collection.

sal
 
Thanks Sal, I'm sure I'm not the only one who would like to see a picture of this knife. I just wish the internet had been around 8 years ago so that I could have found out about goodies like this when they were current
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Clay
Sydney, Australia

Don't worry that the world might end tomorrow....here it's tomorrow already.


 
I saw a Spyderco version and a tradional one at a small knife show. They weren't for sale, but the the Spyderco was an excellent knife. Since then, I have been trying to get one of these for the longest time, ok, maybe 5-6 years. Every dealer I spoke to said their distributors listed them, but never got them in. Sometime's life is like that.
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Paranoia is only smart thinking
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Does anyone have a pic?

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Dennis Bible
Knoxville, Tennessee


 
Hmmmm . . . I can't believe I have an unique talent, and I've seen good direct scans from other folks too. Maybe I should pack my scanner (it's light, it's cheap) when I come to the SHOT Show in January, and set up somewhere (presumably my hotel room, unless there's room in a corner of somebody's booth) and show how I do it. I sort of figured it out as I went along.


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- JKM
www.chaicutlery.com
AKTI Member # SA00001
 
Sorry James - Didn't mean to abuse you. I should probably follow your lead and get a scanner in house.

sal
 
James, sounds like a way to get some special Spydie dollars. Maybe you could get the first of one of the new designs for 2000.
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Paranoia is only smart thinking
when everyone is out to get you.




[This message has been edited by Dirk (edited 25 November 1999).]
 
Sal - Apology not necessary! When you send me sharp objects to scan, that means I get to play with them a little. It just seemed like I was getting special privileges, not abuse!
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- JKM
www.chaicutlery.com
AKTI Member # SA00001
 
I have one of these for sale $ 150.-- (with leather sheath)

If interested please contact me!

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Markus Blattner

 
I have a few Spyderco Laquioles in stock (both plain and serrated edge with leather sheath). Contact me if interested.
Patti @ IDB
fe3stone@aloha.net
 
Got the e-mail. I'll get the image up on my site next time I get the laptop hooked up to the Net. Right now I'm hogging my kids' computer - 1000 miles from home, visiting grandkids and all.
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- JKM
www.chaicutlery.com
AKTI Member # SA00001
 
Thanx Red & James for the pic.

Thanx Wll for the compliment. We always try to do our best.

sal
 
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