C15 Bob Terzuola

In 1990 Spyderco started with the Bob Terzuola the Collaboration models. Besides this the C15 was the first Clipit with Linerlock (maybe even the first production knife with ball bearing detent), clip position for tip up/down and is said to be Spyderco's first domestic US production.

Appearance in catalogs

The Bob Terzuola appears in the 1993 product guide, the 1994 product guide, the 1997 product guide

Designer

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History, mentionings etc. from the forums

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Information from the Spyderco product guide

From the product guide from 1993:

Robert Terzuola has gained the respect of his peers for his efficient high strenght designs that reflect a subtle military flavor. Our American-made CLIPIT showcases his 15 plus year experience as a master designer and knife maker. The modified drop-point blade is made of ATS-34 steel and pivots between high-lubricity nylon bushings to ensure glassy smooth action. Scales are secured with high-tensile allen screw. The clothing clip may be mounted to carry the knnife tip up or tip down, and a Linerlock secures the blade in an open or closed position.

Variations.

The following variations of the Bob Terzuola are known:

SKU	Handle material	Edge	Blade steel	From/To	MSRP in $	Specials	Number made
C15P	6061-T6 aluminum, beat blasted	PE	ATS-34	?	149,95	N/A	N/A
C15PS	6061-T6 aluminum, beat blasted	PE	ATS-34	?	149,95	N/A	N/A

Questions regarding collecting the Bob Terzuola

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Technical information

Typical measurements (mm and grams) of the Bob Terzuola:

SKU	Length overall	Length closed	Length edge	Hole Ø	Blade thickness	Weight
C15	?	?	?	?	?	?

Typical measurements (Inches and ounces) of the Bob Terzuola:

SKU	Length overall	Length closed	Length edge	Hole Ø	Blade thickness	Weight
C15	?	?	?	?	?