What niche do limited edition production knives play?

lol could be very true. Graduation is coming up and I'm not sure if I want to ask for a Small Classic Sebenza or a unique graphic one. I have some very rich relatives and they wouldn't mind spending that money on me for that stuff. Will those handles get any looser?
 
Get the graphic one. Nothing beats having rich relatives! (Note: I actually wouldn't know, I am just saying I assume it's nice :)
 
sygyzy,

Two points, it doesn't matter if it's odd or not, it's my choice. I don't care what other people think of my knife collecting.

However, I do agree with you concerning holding onto knives you just don't use. Recetnly I sold a BlackJack Trailguids, it is a lovely and comfortable knife and I really really like it, but I just didn't use it. (Which is kinda the same as putting a knife in a display case)
 
DaveH,

My arguments (if you can even call them that) are for the sake of public discussion. Nothing negative here. I was just raising some questions and providing counter arguments. If we all agreed about everything, what would there be to talk about? :)
 
are my khukuris. They are hand forged half a world away. No two are EXACTLY alike. Any given kami will only produce blades at BirGhorka for ??? number of months/years. I did not buy them to display. I bought them because they are ... magical. A perfect blade that evolved over hundreds of years, now made by the most gifted, highest paid kamis in Nepal. I paid $95 for my first one. You could not buy it off me for three times that much. It is not a Buck 110 to be replaced the next time I'm at Wal-Mart. I do not hoard material things. Possessions are transitory, fleeting. I will hoard these as money allows. They remind me that much can accomplished with little. Forgive me if this sounds half-baked.

Frank
 
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