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Spyderco H-SKUs

2018-07-04T10:09:28Z

Henning:

Spyderco has made the following models with a H-[[SKU]]:

*[[H01 SzaboHawk]]
*[[H02 Genzow HatchetHawk]]
*[[H03 Warrior Hawk]]

User:Henning

2018-06-19T21:21:28Z

Henning:

My name is Henning, i'm the one who started Spydiewiki and I am known on most knifeforums as Fairlane.

C64 Meerkat

2015-04-30T21:37:27Z

Henning: /* History, mentionings from the forums etc. */

The C64 Meerkat was introduced in 2001 and the first Spyderco model featuring a Phantom Lock locking mechanism and one of the first Spyderco models with a wire clip (the [[C35 Q]] being the first one).

It is a direct descendant of the [[C61 Pegasus]]/[[C62 Navigator]] and can also be viewed as an indirect descendant of the [[C09 CoPilot]].

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C64 Meerkat appeared in the following catalogs ([http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ older], [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/download.php newer]):
* C64JBK: 2002-2004 Spyderco Products catalogs
* C64BK2: 2002-2003 Spyderco Products catalogs

==Designer==

Spyderco

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

* History [http://www.spyderco.com/forumll/showpost.php?p=39730 note] by Sal about US production of the Meerkat on the Spyderco forums.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

C64JBK:

"''We categorize the user friendly Meerkat as one of our "Little Big Guy Knives". To qualify for that distinction you need be a small folder that cuts and feels like a larger folder. The Meerkat accomplishes this by having a 1-5/8 inch blade and small but ergonomically adept handle.''

''Set inside the handle is a Phantom Lock that has no visible unlocking mechanism. To unlock: Settle your thumb on the divot located on the end of the folder (over the bug). Push forward, moving the handle scale downward/forward a couple millimeters releasing the blade, easily done with one-hand. Along the underside of the handle a succession of angles form placement points for the hand and channel ergonomic grip into control over the cutting edge. Steel liners inside the FRN boost the lock's strength and a double as a plate for securing screws attaching the tip-down tension-wire clip. Shaped in a modified leaf pattern, the blade is hollow-ground AUS-6 with a spine cusp for thumb traction.''"<ref name="current catalog">The C64JBK Meerkat in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=23 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

See also:
C64BK2<ref name="current catalog2">The C64BK2 Meerkat in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=116 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>,
C64JBG<ref name="current catalog3">The C64JBG Meerkat in [http://spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=442 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

==Variations==

The [[440C]] blade variation is made in Golden, U.S.A. All other C64 Meerkats
are made in Seki-City, Japan.

The C64 Meerkat is Spyderco's first (and only?) model with a
* Phantom Lock locking mechanism

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C64JPBK
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[440C]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2001-2002
|valign="top" |49.95$ (2001)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Main]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JPBK
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2004
|valign="top" |49.95$ (2004)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JSBK
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2004
|valign="top" |49.95$ (2004)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64PBK2
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], [[Reverse "S" Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2003
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64SBK2
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], [[Reverse "S" Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2003
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JBG
|valign="top" |Blue/Gray[[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2009
|valign="top" |89,95$ (2009)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |800
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JPBRG
|valign="top" |Burgundy [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2012
|valign="top" |109,95$ (2012)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |1000
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

The C64PBK2 with the reverse S- blade and the 440C- variant is the ones most people look for.

===Questions regarding collecting the C64===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C64 Meerkat:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C64
|align="right"|133mm
|align="right"|83mm
|align="right"|50mm
|align="right"|42mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.2mm
|align="right"|62g
|-
|align="right"|C64JBG
|align="right"|135mm
|align="right"|84m
|align="right"|51mm
|align="right"|44mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|64g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C64 Meerkat:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C64
|align="right"|5 1/4"
|align="right"|3 5/16"
|align="right"|1 15/16"
|align="right"|1 5/8"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|2.2oz
|-
|align="right"|C64JBG
|align="right"|5 15/16"
|align="right"|3 5/16"
|align="right"|2"
|align="right"|1 3/4"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|2.5oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==
{|
|-
|[[Image:Spydiewiki_spyderstandmeerkat.jpg|left|thumb|500px|With the release of the Meerkat, Spyderco also released this countertop display to demonstrate the phantom lock. The Meerkat in this 'Spyderstand' features a dulled edge and the clip is replaced by a ring holding on to a ballchain, to prevent the Meerkat from 'walking away'.]]
|valign="top" |[[Image:Spydiewiki_spyderstandmeerkat_closed.jpg|left|thumb|500px|A close-up of the Meerkat in its special countertop display.]]
|}

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C64 Meerkat

2015-04-30T21:36:52Z

Henning: /* History, mentionings from the forums etc. */

The C64 Meerkat was introduced in 2001 and the first Spyderco model featuring a Phantom Lock locking mechanism and one of the first Spyderco models with a wire clip (the [[C35 Q]] being the first one).

It is a direct descendant of the [[C61 Pegasus]]/[[C62 Navigator]] and can also be viewed as an indirect descendant of the [[C09 CoPilot]].

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C64 Meerkat appeared in the following catalogs ([http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ older], [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/download.php newer]):
* C64JBK: 2002-2004 Spyderco Products catalogs
* C64BK2: 2002-2003 Spyderco Products catalogs

==Designer==

Spyderco

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

* History [http://forum.spyderco.com/showpost.php?p=39730 note] by Sal about US production of the Meerkat on the Spyderco forums.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

C64JBK:

"''We categorize the user friendly Meerkat as one of our "Little Big Guy Knives". To qualify for that distinction you need be a small folder that cuts and feels like a larger folder. The Meerkat accomplishes this by having a 1-5/8 inch blade and small but ergonomically adept handle.''

''Set inside the handle is a Phantom Lock that has no visible unlocking mechanism. To unlock: Settle your thumb on the divot located on the end of the folder (over the bug). Push forward, moving the handle scale downward/forward a couple millimeters releasing the blade, easily done with one-hand. Along the underside of the handle a succession of angles form placement points for the hand and channel ergonomic grip into control over the cutting edge. Steel liners inside the FRN boost the lock's strength and a double as a plate for securing screws attaching the tip-down tension-wire clip. Shaped in a modified leaf pattern, the blade is hollow-ground AUS-6 with a spine cusp for thumb traction.''"<ref name="current catalog">The C64JBK Meerkat in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=23 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

See also:
C64BK2<ref name="current catalog2">The C64BK2 Meerkat in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=116 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>,
C64JBG<ref name="current catalog3">The C64JBG Meerkat in [http://spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=442 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

==Variations==

The [[440C]] blade variation is made in Golden, U.S.A. All other C64 Meerkats
are made in Seki-City, Japan.

The C64 Meerkat is Spyderco's first (and only?) model with a
* Phantom Lock locking mechanism

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C64JPBK
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[440C]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2001-2002
|valign="top" |49.95$ (2001)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Main]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JPBK
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2004
|valign="top" |49.95$ (2004)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JSBK
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2004
|valign="top" |49.95$ (2004)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64PBK2
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], [[Reverse "S" Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2003
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64SBK2
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], [[Reverse "S" Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2003
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JBG
|valign="top" |Blue/Gray[[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2009
|valign="top" |89,95$ (2009)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |800
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JPBRG
|valign="top" |Burgundy [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2012
|valign="top" |109,95$ (2012)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |1000
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

The C64PBK2 with the reverse S- blade and the 440C- variant is the ones most people look for.

===Questions regarding collecting the C64===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C64 Meerkat:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C64
|align="right"|133mm
|align="right"|83mm
|align="right"|50mm
|align="right"|42mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.2mm
|align="right"|62g
|-
|align="right"|C64JBG
|align="right"|135mm
|align="right"|84m
|align="right"|51mm
|align="right"|44mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|64g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C64 Meerkat:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C64
|align="right"|5 1/4"
|align="right"|3 5/16"
|align="right"|1 15/16"
|align="right"|1 5/8"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|2.2oz
|-
|align="right"|C64JBG
|align="right"|5 15/16"
|align="right"|3 5/16"
|align="right"|2"
|align="right"|1 3/4"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|2.5oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==
{|
|-
|[[Image:Spydiewiki_spyderstandmeerkat.jpg|left|thumb|500px|With the release of the Meerkat, Spyderco also released this countertop display to demonstrate the phantom lock. The Meerkat in this 'Spyderstand' features a dulled edge and the clip is replaced by a ring holding on to a ballchain, to prevent the Meerkat from 'walking away'.]]
|valign="top" |[[Image:Spydiewiki_spyderstandmeerkat_closed.jpg|left|thumb|500px|A close-up of the Meerkat in its special countertop display.]]
|}

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C64 Meerkat

2015-04-30T21:36:23Z

Henning: /* History, mentionings from the forums etc. */

The C64 Meerkat was introduced in 2001 and the first Spyderco model featuring a Phantom Lock locking mechanism and one of the first Spyderco models with a wire clip (the [[C35 Q]] being the first one).

It is a direct descendant of the [[C61 Pegasus]]/[[C62 Navigator]] and can also be viewed as an indirect descendant of the [[C09 CoPilot]].

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C64 Meerkat appeared in the following catalogs ([http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ older], [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/download.php newer]):
* C64JBK: 2002-2004 Spyderco Products catalogs
* C64BK2: 2002-2003 Spyderco Products catalogs

==Designer==

Spyderco

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

* History [http://forum.spyderco.com/showpost.php?p=39730&postcount=4 note] by Sal about US production of the Meerkat on the Spyderco forums.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

C64JBK:

"''We categorize the user friendly Meerkat as one of our "Little Big Guy Knives". To qualify for that distinction you need be a small folder that cuts and feels like a larger folder. The Meerkat accomplishes this by having a 1-5/8 inch blade and small but ergonomically adept handle.''

''Set inside the handle is a Phantom Lock that has no visible unlocking mechanism. To unlock: Settle your thumb on the divot located on the end of the folder (over the bug). Push forward, moving the handle scale downward/forward a couple millimeters releasing the blade, easily done with one-hand. Along the underside of the handle a succession of angles form placement points for the hand and channel ergonomic grip into control over the cutting edge. Steel liners inside the FRN boost the lock's strength and a double as a plate for securing screws attaching the tip-down tension-wire clip. Shaped in a modified leaf pattern, the blade is hollow-ground AUS-6 with a spine cusp for thumb traction.''"<ref name="current catalog">The C64JBK Meerkat in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=23 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

See also:
C64BK2<ref name="current catalog2">The C64BK2 Meerkat in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=116 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>,
C64JBG<ref name="current catalog3">The C64JBG Meerkat in [http://spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=442 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

==Variations==

The [[440C]] blade variation is made in Golden, U.S.A. All other C64 Meerkats
are made in Seki-City, Japan.

The C64 Meerkat is Spyderco's first (and only?) model with a
* Phantom Lock locking mechanism

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C64JPBK
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[440C]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2001-2002
|valign="top" |49.95$ (2001)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Main]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JPBK
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2004
|valign="top" |49.95$ (2004)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JSBK
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2004
|valign="top" |49.95$ (2004)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64PBK2
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], [[Reverse "S" Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2003
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64SBK2
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], [[Reverse "S" Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2003
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JBG
|valign="top" |Blue/Gray[[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2009
|valign="top" |89,95$ (2009)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |800
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JPBRG
|valign="top" |Burgundy [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2012
|valign="top" |109,95$ (2012)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |1000
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

The C64PBK2 with the reverse S- blade and the 440C- variant is the ones most people look for.

===Questions regarding collecting the C64===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C64 Meerkat:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C64
|align="right"|133mm
|align="right"|83mm
|align="right"|50mm
|align="right"|42mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.2mm
|align="right"|62g
|-
|align="right"|C64JBG
|align="right"|135mm
|align="right"|84m
|align="right"|51mm
|align="right"|44mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|64g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C64 Meerkat:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C64
|align="right"|5 1/4"
|align="right"|3 5/16"
|align="right"|1 15/16"
|align="right"|1 5/8"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|2.2oz
|-
|align="right"|C64JBG
|align="right"|5 15/16"
|align="right"|3 5/16"
|align="right"|2"
|align="right"|1 3/4"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|2.5oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==
{|
|-
|[[Image:Spydiewiki_spyderstandmeerkat.jpg|left|thumb|500px|With the release of the Meerkat, Spyderco also released this countertop display to demonstrate the phantom lock. The Meerkat in this 'Spyderstand' features a dulled edge and the clip is replaced by a ring holding on to a ballchain, to prevent the Meerkat from 'walking away'.]]
|valign="top" |[[Image:Spydiewiki_spyderstandmeerkat_closed.jpg|left|thumb|500px|A close-up of the Meerkat in its special countertop display.]]
|}

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C64 Meerkat

2015-04-30T21:35:59Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The C64 Meerkat was introduced in 2001 and the first Spyderco model featuring a Phantom Lock locking mechanism and one of the first Spyderco models with a wire clip (the [[C35 Q]] being the first one).

It is a direct descendant of the [[C61 Pegasus]]/[[C62 Navigator]] and can also be viewed as an indirect descendant of the [[C09 CoPilot]].

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C64 Meerkat appeared in the following catalogs ([http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ older], [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/download.php newer]):
* C64JBK: 2002-2004 Spyderco Products catalogs
* C64BK2: 2002-2003 Spyderco Products catalogs

==Designer==

Spyderco

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

* History [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showpost.php?p=39730&postcount=4 note] by Sal about US production of the Meerkat on the Spyderco forums.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

C64JBK:

"''We categorize the user friendly Meerkat as one of our "Little Big Guy Knives". To qualify for that distinction you need be a small folder that cuts and feels like a larger folder. The Meerkat accomplishes this by having a 1-5/8 inch blade and small but ergonomically adept handle.''

''Set inside the handle is a Phantom Lock that has no visible unlocking mechanism. To unlock: Settle your thumb on the divot located on the end of the folder (over the bug). Push forward, moving the handle scale downward/forward a couple millimeters releasing the blade, easily done with one-hand. Along the underside of the handle a succession of angles form placement points for the hand and channel ergonomic grip into control over the cutting edge. Steel liners inside the FRN boost the lock's strength and a double as a plate for securing screws attaching the tip-down tension-wire clip. Shaped in a modified leaf pattern, the blade is hollow-ground AUS-6 with a spine cusp for thumb traction.''"<ref name="current catalog">The C64JBK Meerkat in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=23 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

See also:
C64BK2<ref name="current catalog2">The C64BK2 Meerkat in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=116 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>,
C64JBG<ref name="current catalog3">The C64JBG Meerkat in [http://spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=442 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

==Variations==

The [[440C]] blade variation is made in Golden, U.S.A. All other C64 Meerkats
are made in Seki-City, Japan.

The C64 Meerkat is Spyderco's first (and only?) model with a
* Phantom Lock locking mechanism

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C64JPBK
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[440C]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2001-2002
|valign="top" |49.95$ (2001)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Main]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JPBK
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2004
|valign="top" |49.95$ (2004)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JSBK
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2004
|valign="top" |49.95$ (2004)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64PBK2
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], [[Reverse "S" Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2003
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64SBK2
|valign="top" |Black [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-6]], [[Reverse "S" Blade]]
|valign="top" |2002-2003
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JBG
|valign="top" |Blue/Gray[[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2009
|valign="top" |89,95$ (2009)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |800
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C64JPBRG
|valign="top" |Burgundy [[FRN]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]], Modified [[Drop Point Blade]]
|valign="top" |2012
|valign="top" |109,95$ (2012)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |1000
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Wire
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

The C64PBK2 with the reverse S- blade and the 440C- variant is the ones most people look for.

===Questions regarding collecting the C64===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C64 Meerkat:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C64
|align="right"|133mm
|align="right"|83mm
|align="right"|50mm
|align="right"|42mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.2mm
|align="right"|62g
|-
|align="right"|C64JBG
|align="right"|135mm
|align="right"|84m
|align="right"|51mm
|align="right"|44mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|64g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C64 Meerkat:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C64
|align="right"|5 1/4"
|align="right"|3 5/16"
|align="right"|1 15/16"
|align="right"|1 5/8"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|2.2oz
|-
|align="right"|C64JBG
|align="right"|5 15/16"
|align="right"|3 5/16"
|align="right"|2"
|align="right"|1 3/4"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|2.5oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==
{|
|-
|[[Image:Spydiewiki_spyderstandmeerkat.jpg|left|thumb|500px|With the release of the Meerkat, Spyderco also released this countertop display to demonstrate the phantom lock. The Meerkat in this 'Spyderstand' features a dulled edge and the clip is replaced by a ring holding on to a ballchain, to prevent the Meerkat from 'walking away'.]]
|valign="top" |[[Image:Spydiewiki_spyderstandmeerkat_closed.jpg|left|thumb|500px|A close-up of the Meerkat in its special countertop display.]]
|}

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C62 Navigator

2015-04-30T21:29:28Z

Henning: /* History, mentionings from the forums etc. */

The C62 Navigator is a small knife with a short blade designed for travel by air and business carry. It can be viewed as a descendant of the [[C09 CoPilot]] and shares very similar design goals.

Initially introduced in 1997 with a [[G-10]] handle as the CX02 Experimental 2, in 1998 (?) this model was assigned the C62 [[SKU]] and given the name "Navigator". Variations with [[Almite]] coated Aluminum handles also exist.

A very similar model designed and introduced in parallel to the Navigator exists: The [[C61 Pegasus]] has a slightly different and smaller blade shape and a [[Stainless Steel]] handle.

A few years after discontinuing the C62 in 2003, the name "Navigator" reappeared with the [[C93 Navigator II]].

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C62 Navigator appeared in the following [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ catalogs]:
* 1998? Ironstone (IS-CX02, CX02)
* 1999 Spyderco Products (C62G)
* 2001 Spyderco Products (C62BL)
* 2002 Spyderco Products (C62BL)

==Designer==

[[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

* [http://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=38921 Proof] of the CX02GS.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

Not listed.

==Variations==

The C62 Navigator is made in Seki-City, Japan.

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |IS-CX02
|valign="top" |Steel Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, solid
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |77.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |Ironstone exclusive
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |IS-CX02
|valign="top" |Steel Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, solid
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |77.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |Ironstone exclusive
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |CX02G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1997-1998
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |experimental 2, Ironstone exclusive?
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |CX02GS
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1997-1998
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |experimental 2, Ironstone exclusive?
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Main]]

|-
|valign="top" |C62G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1998-2000?
|valign="top" |74.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |production version of CX02
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C62BL
|valign="top" |Gunmetal Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, slotted
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |2001
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C62BL
|valign="top" |Gunmetal Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, slotted
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2002
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|}

At least one prototype of a variation with [[CF]] handles exists.

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

===Questions regarding collecting the C62===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C62 Navigator:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|CX02
|align="right"|133mm
|align="right"|100mm
|align="right"|51mm
|align="right"|46mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|1.5mm
|align="right"|57g
|-
|align="right"|C62G
|align="right"|134mm
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|52mm
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|56g
|-
|align="right"|C62BL
|align="right"|137mm
|align="right"|84mm
|align="right"|54mm
|align="right"|47mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|3mm
|align="right"|56g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C62 Navigator:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|CX02
|align="right"|5 1/4"
|align="right"|3 5/16
|align="right"|2"
|align="right"|1 13/16"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|1/16"
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C62G
|align="right"|5 5/16"
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|2 1/16"
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C62BL
|align="right"|5 3/8"
|align="right"|3 5/16"
|align="right"|2 1/8"
|align="right"|1 13/16"
|align="right"|1/2"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|2oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C62 Navigator

2015-04-30T21:25:59Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The C62 Navigator is a small knife with a short blade designed for travel by air and business carry. It can be viewed as a descendant of the [[C09 CoPilot]] and shares very similar design goals.

Initially introduced in 1997 with a [[G-10]] handle as the CX02 Experimental 2, in 1998 (?) this model was assigned the C62 [[SKU]] and given the name "Navigator". Variations with [[Almite]] coated Aluminum handles also exist.

A very similar model designed and introduced in parallel to the Navigator exists: The [[C61 Pegasus]] has a slightly different and smaller blade shape and a [[Stainless Steel]] handle.

A few years after discontinuing the C62 in 2003, the name "Navigator" reappeared with the [[C93 Navigator II]].

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C62 Navigator appeared in the following [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ catalogs]:
* 1998? Ironstone (IS-CX02, CX02)
* 1999 Spyderco Products (C62G)
* 2001 Spyderco Products (C62BL)
* 2002 Spyderco Products (C62BL)

==Designer==

[[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

* [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38921 Proof] of the CX02GS.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

Not listed.

==Variations==

The C62 Navigator is made in Seki-City, Japan.

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |IS-CX02
|valign="top" |Steel Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, solid
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |77.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |Ironstone exclusive
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |IS-CX02
|valign="top" |Steel Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, solid
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |77.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |Ironstone exclusive
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |CX02G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1997-1998
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |experimental 2, Ironstone exclusive?
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |CX02GS
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1997-1998
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |experimental 2, Ironstone exclusive?
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Main]]

|-
|valign="top" |C62G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1998-2000?
|valign="top" |74.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |production version of CX02
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C62BL
|valign="top" |Gunmetal Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, slotted
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |2001
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C62BL
|valign="top" |Gunmetal Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, slotted
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2002
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|}

At least one prototype of a variation with [[CF]] handles exists.

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

===Questions regarding collecting the C62===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C62 Navigator:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|CX02
|align="right"|133mm
|align="right"|100mm
|align="right"|51mm
|align="right"|46mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|1.5mm
|align="right"|57g
|-
|align="right"|C62G
|align="right"|134mm
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|52mm
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|56g
|-
|align="right"|C62BL
|align="right"|137mm
|align="right"|84mm
|align="right"|54mm
|align="right"|47mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|3mm
|align="right"|56g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C62 Navigator:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|CX02
|align="right"|5 1/4"
|align="right"|3 5/16
|align="right"|2"
|align="right"|1 13/16"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|1/16"
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C62G
|align="right"|5 5/16"
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|2 1/16"
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C62BL
|align="right"|5 3/8"
|align="right"|3 5/16"
|align="right"|2 1/8"
|align="right"|1 13/16"
|align="right"|1/2"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|2oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C62 Navigator

2015-04-30T21:25:41Z

Henning: /* Questions regarding collecting the C62 */

The C62 Navigator is a small knife with a short blade designed for travel by air and business carry. It can be viewed as a descendant of the [[C09 CoPilot]] and shares very similar design goals.

Initially introduced in 1997 with a [[G-10]] handle as the CX02 Experimental 2, in 1998 (?) this model was assigned the C62 [[SKU]] and given the name "Navigator". Variations with [[Almite]] coated Aluminum handles also exist.

A very similar model designed and introduced in parallel to the Navigator exists: The [[C61 Pegasus]] has a slightly different and smaller blade shape and a [[Stainless Steel]] handle.

A few years after discontinuing the C62 in 2003, the name "Navigator" reappeared with the [[C93 Navigator II]].

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C62 Navigator appeared in the following [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ catalogs]:
* 1998? Ironstone (IS-CX02, CX02)
* 1999 Spyderco Products (C62G)
* 2001 Spyderco Products (C62BL)
* 2002 Spyderco Products (C62BL)

==Designer==

[[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

* [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38921 Proof] of the CX02GS.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

Not listed.

==Variations==

The C62 Navigator is made in Seki-City, Japan.

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |IS-CX02
|valign="top" |Steel Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, solid
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |77.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |Ironstone exclusive
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |IS-CX02
|valign="top" |Steel Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, solid
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |77.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |Ironstone exclusive
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |CX02G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1997-1998
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |experimental 2, Ironstone exclusive?
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |CX02GS
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1997-1998
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |experimental 2, Ironstone exclusive?
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Main]]

|-
|valign="top" |C62G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1998-2000?
|valign="top" |74.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |production version of CX02
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C62BL
|valign="top" |Gunmetal Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, slotted
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |2001
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C62BL
|valign="top" |Gunmetal Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, slotted
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2002
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|}

At least one prototype of a variation with [[CF]] handles exists.

==Most collectible variation==

===Questions regarding collecting the C62===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C62 Navigator:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|CX02
|align="right"|133mm
|align="right"|100mm
|align="right"|51mm
|align="right"|46mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|1.5mm
|align="right"|57g
|-
|align="right"|C62G
|align="right"|134mm
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|52mm
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|56g
|-
|align="right"|C62BL
|align="right"|137mm
|align="right"|84mm
|align="right"|54mm
|align="right"|47mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|3mm
|align="right"|56g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C62 Navigator:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|CX02
|align="right"|5 1/4"
|align="right"|3 5/16
|align="right"|2"
|align="right"|1 13/16"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|1/16"
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C62G
|align="right"|5 5/16"
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|2 1/16"
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C62BL
|align="right"|5 3/8"
|align="right"|3 5/16"
|align="right"|2 1/8"
|align="right"|1 13/16"
|align="right"|1/2"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|2oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C62 Navigator

2015-04-30T21:25:21Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The C62 Navigator is a small knife with a short blade designed for travel by air and business carry. It can be viewed as a descendant of the [[C09 CoPilot]] and shares very similar design goals.

Initially introduced in 1997 with a [[G-10]] handle as the CX02 Experimental 2, in 1998 (?) this model was assigned the C62 [[SKU]] and given the name "Navigator". Variations with [[Almite]] coated Aluminum handles also exist.

A very similar model designed and introduced in parallel to the Navigator exists: The [[C61 Pegasus]] has a slightly different and smaller blade shape and a [[Stainless Steel]] handle.

A few years after discontinuing the C62 in 2003, the name "Navigator" reappeared with the [[C93 Navigator II]].

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C62 Navigator appeared in the following [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ catalogs]:
* 1998? Ironstone (IS-CX02, CX02)
* 1999 Spyderco Products (C62G)
* 2001 Spyderco Products (C62BL)
* 2002 Spyderco Products (C62BL)

==Designer==

[[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

* [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38921 Proof] of the CX02GS.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

Not listed.

==Variations==

The C62 Navigator is made in Seki-City, Japan.

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |IS-CX02
|valign="top" |Steel Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, solid
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |77.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |Ironstone exclusive
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |IS-CX02
|valign="top" |Steel Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, solid
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |77.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |Ironstone exclusive
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |CX02G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1997-1998
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |experimental 2, Ironstone exclusive?
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |CX02GS
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1997-1998
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |experimental 2, Ironstone exclusive?
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Main]]

|-
|valign="top" |C62G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1998-2000?
|valign="top" |74.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |production version of CX02
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C62BL
|valign="top" |Gunmetal Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, slotted
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |2001
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C62BL
|valign="top" |Gunmetal Blue [[Almite]] coated Aluminum, slotted
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2002
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|}

At least one prototype of a variation with [[CF]] handles exists.

==Most collectible variation==

===[[Questions regarding collecting the C62]]===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C62 Navigator:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|CX02
|align="right"|133mm
|align="right"|100mm
|align="right"|51mm
|align="right"|46mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|1.5mm
|align="right"|57g
|-
|align="right"|C62G
|align="right"|134mm
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|52mm
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|56g
|-
|align="right"|C62BL
|align="right"|137mm
|align="right"|84mm
|align="right"|54mm
|align="right"|47mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|3mm
|align="right"|56g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C62 Navigator:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|CX02
|align="right"|5 1/4"
|align="right"|3 5/16
|align="right"|2"
|align="right"|1 13/16"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|1/16"
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C62G
|align="right"|5 5/16"
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|2 1/16"
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|?
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C62BL
|align="right"|5 3/8"
|align="right"|3 5/16"
|align="right"|2 1/8"
|align="right"|1 13/16"
|align="right"|1/2"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|2oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C61 Pegasus

2015-04-29T20:11:12Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

[[Image:C61P_Pegasus_102_(Medium).JPG|right|thumb|320px|C61P Pegasus]]

The C61 Pegasus is a small knife with a short blade designed for travel by air and business carry. It can be viewed as a descendant of the [[C09 CoPilot]] and shares very similar design goals.

Initially introduced in 1996 as the CX01 Experimental 1, in 1998 (?) this model was assigned the C61 [[SKU]] and given the name "Pegasus".

A very similar model designed and introduced in parallel to the Pegasus exists: The [[C62 Navigator]] has a slightly different and larger blade shape and a [[G-10]] handle.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C61 Pegasus appeared in the following [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ catalogs]:
* 1998? Ironstone (CX01)
* 1999 Spyderco Products (C61)

==Designer==

[[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings etc. from the forums==
The Pegasus bears the distinction of beeing the first model to have a CX- Sku assigned to it, before becoming a regular production item.

The Pegasus is one of the lesser known Spyderco models and in comparison to many other models is only discussed rarely on the forums.

* See e.g. the "Any Pegasus Fans Out There?" [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6524 thread] on the Spyderco forums.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

Not listed.

==Variations==

The C61 Pegasus is made in Seki-City, Japan.

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |CX01
|valign="top" |[[Stainless Steel]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1996-1998
|valign="top" |69.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |experimental, Ironstone exclusive?
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C61
|valign="top" |[[Stainless Steel]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1999
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |production version of CX01
|valign="top" |~1200 (together with CX01?)
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|}

At least one prototype of a variation with [[CF]] handles exists.

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

===Questions regarding collecting the C61===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C61 Pegasus:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C61
|align="right"|130mm
|align="right"|81mm
|align="right"|51mm
|align="right"|42mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|80g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C61 Pegasus:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C61, CX01
|align="right"|5 1/8"
|align="right"|3 3/16"
|align="right"|2"
|align="right"|1 5/8"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|2.75oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==
{|
|-
|[[Image:C61P_Pegasus_102_(Medium).JPG|left|thumb|320px|C61P Pegasus, opened, front side]]
|[[Image:C61P_Pegasus_106_(Medium).JPG‎|right|thumb|320px|C61P Pegasus, closed, clip side]]
|}

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C61 Pegasus

2015-04-29T20:10:49Z

Henning:

[[Image:C61P_Pegasus_102_(Medium).JPG|right|thumb|320px|C61P Pegasus]]

The C61 Pegasus is a small knife with a short blade designed for travel by air and business carry. It can be viewed as a descendant of the [[C09 CoPilot]] and shares very similar design goals.

Initially introduced in 1996 as the CX01 Experimental 1, in 1998 (?) this model was assigned the C61 [[SKU]] and given the name "Pegasus".

A very similar model designed and introduced in parallel to the Pegasus exists: The [[C62 Navigator]] has a slightly different and larger blade shape and a [[G-10]] handle.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C61 Pegasus appeared in the following [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ catalogs]:
* 1998? Ironstone (CX01)
* 1999 Spyderco Products (C61)

==Designer==

[[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings etc. from the forums==
The Pegasus bears the distinction of beeing the first model to have a CX- Sku assigned to it, before becoming a regular production item.

The Pegasus is one of the lesser known Spyderco models and in comparison to many other models is only discussed rarely on the forums.

* See e.g. the "Any Pegasus Fans Out There?" [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6524 thread] on the Spyderco forums.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

Not listed.

==Variations==

The C61 Pegasus is made in Seki-City, Japan.

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |CX01
|valign="top" |[[Stainless Steel]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1996-1998
|valign="top" |69.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |experimental, Ironstone exclusive?
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C61
|valign="top" |[[Stainless Steel]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1999
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |production version of CX01
|valign="top" |~1200 (together with CX01?)
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|}

At least one prototype of a variation with [[CF]] handles exists.

==Most collectible variation==

===Questions regarding collecting the C61===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C61 Pegasus:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C61
|align="right"|130mm
|align="right"|81mm
|align="right"|51mm
|align="right"|42mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|80g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C61 Pegasus:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C61, CX01
|align="right"|5 1/8"
|align="right"|3 3/16"
|align="right"|2"
|align="right"|1 5/8"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|2.75oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==
{|
|-
|[[Image:C61P_Pegasus_102_(Medium).JPG|left|thumb|320px|C61P Pegasus, opened, front side]]
|[[Image:C61P_Pegasus_106_(Medium).JPG‎|right|thumb|320px|C61P Pegasus, closed, clip side]]
|}

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C60 Massad Ayoob

2015-04-29T11:14:10Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The C60 Massad Ayoob was introduced in 2001 and discontinued in 2002. A sprint run with G-10 handles was released in 2011.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C60 Massad Ayoob appeared in the following:

==Designer==

[[Massad Ayoob]]

[[Massad Ayoob Makers mark]]

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

On Bladeforums: [http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/437803-Spyderco-Massad-Ayoob] discussing the original version as well as plans for the sprint run that came out in 2011. Massad Ayoob comments on the design of the knife in [http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/437803-Spyderco-Massad-Ayoob?p=4182344#post4182344 post #40]. His post says:

''The rationale was to get the blade directly in line with the radius bone of the forearm when the average human wrist was in the "locked" position, which puts the middle knuckle of the hand directly in line with the axis of the forearm.''

''This is what gives the C60 its superior stabbing accuracy that posters in this thread have mentioned, and it also gives tremendously more penetration, because it aligns the skeleto-muscular support structure of the arm with the point (number one), and therefore with anyone who knows how to put his weight behind a punch, gets the entire body's force going directly behind the point (number two).''

''As other posters have also noted, the handle-to-blade angle puts much more force behind a slash as well as a stab. Instead of the blade "skimming" over the target as it hits hard resistance such as bone, the 90 degree angle of the blade when held in reverse grip (and KEPT there by a handle shape that allows the thumb to lock it at that angle) the C60 is more likely to shear directly through whatever resistance it encounters. Because of the design features, something very similar happens with a slash from the conventional saber or pekal grasp.''

''As to the tip-down carry: I'm one of those early Spyderco fans whom Sal calls "Clipiteers," [:-)] who started their Spyderco experience with the original Police model, learned to open it with a pinch-snap, and discovered we could win bets beating guys with bali-songs and even "automatic knives" in opening speed. The pinch snap uses the gross motor movement of the closed hand instead of the more fine-motor skill of using the thumb to open the blade via the original design intent of the "Spyder-hole."''

''As has also been noted (you guys n' gals are sharp, no pun intended) the C60 had ambi holes drilled so the clip could be moved for southpaws. I did not consider tip-up carry in the design parameters, and would have to go back and play with the concept a lot more to see how well it would work in that fashion. I realize that a lot of folks are as habituated to tip-up carry as I am to tip-down.''

In the aforementioned thread, Massad tells us that the pronunciation of his first name rhymes with "brass".

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

'''Spyderco Masaad Ayoob''' (sprint run)

Masaad Ayoob is an established authority and writer on firearms and knives. For more than four decades he has taught defensive knife and firearm programs and appears frequently as an expert witness in trials involving edged weapons. Along the way he developed an all-purpose tactical folder suited to his preferences that is the Spyderco C60 Massad Ayoob CLIPIT.

Most unusual about his folder is its radical angle of the handle to the blade. Ayoob explains: “With a typical knife, thrusting lifts the blade’s point above the line of the forearm, like a boat prow going through water. The faster, harder or more resistance encountered, the higher the prow rises deviating the blade off course from its original target which can mitigate the depth of the cut and can cause the blade to literally ‘skid’ when a resistant surface is hit.”

The C60’s radical angle brings the blade into line with the long bones of the forearm, channeling the body’s force directly behind the line of the cut resulting in minimized blade deviation and maximized accuracy. Because of the blade to handle angle, the Ayoob has a short opening arc, translating into fast opening.

The Spyderco Masaad Ayoob features also include a PlainEdge VG-10 stainless steel blade with a deep belly for maximized slicing potential. It has a notably strong lock-back with a David Boye style release lever that helps ensure safe lock-up. The black G-10 handle has an ergonomic thumb rest at the rear of the blade and a steel pocket clip for right/left hand tip-down carry.

The Spyderco Ayoob is a limited number Sprint Run. The C60G Massad Ayoob in [http://spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=685 Spyderco's online catalog].

==Variations==

The C60 Massad Ayoob is made in Seki-City, Japan and has a:
* [[Back Lock]].

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C60P
|valign="top" |Black [[Almite]] coated [[Aluminum]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2001-2002
|valign="top" |165.95$ (2001)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C60S
|valign="top" |Black [[Almite]] coated [[Aluminum]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2001-2002
|valign="top" |165.95$ (2001)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C60G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2011
|valign="top" |249.95$ (2011)
|valign="top" |Sprintrun
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Black Metal
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

The black almite first run numbered seem to be the most collected version.

===Questions regarding collecting the C60===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C60 Massad Ayoob:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C60P
|align="right"|214mm
|align="right"|122mm
|align="right"|92mm
|align="right"|84mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|3mm
|align="right"|122g
|-
|align="right"|C60S
|align="right"|214mm
|align="right"|122mm
|align="right"|92mm
|align="right"|84mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|3mm
|align="right"|122g
|-
|align="right"|C60G
|align="right"|219mm
|align="right"|128mm
|align="right"|92mm
|align="right"|84mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|3mm
|align="right"|140g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C60 Massad Ayoob:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C60P
|align="right"|8 7/16"
|align="right"|4 13/16"
|align="right"|3 5/8"
|align="right"|3 1/4"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|4.3 oz.
|-
|align="right"|C60P
|align="right"|8 7/16"
|align="right"|4 13/16"
|align="right"|3 5/8"
|align="right"|3 1/4"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|4.3 oz.
|-
|align="right"|C60G
|align="right"|8 5/8"
|align="right"|5 1/32"
|align="right"|3 5/8"
|align="right"|3 1/4"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|4.9 oz.
|}

==References==

<references/>

==Weblinks==

==Related Articles==

== Pictures ==

[[Image:C60_Massad_Ayoob_01.jpg|G-10 Massad Ayoob Sprintrun]]
<gallery>
Image:C60_Massad_Ayoob_02.jpg|C60 Front side
Image:C60_Massad_Ayoob_03.jpg|C60 Clip side
</gallery>

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C56 Tim Zowada

2015-04-29T10:54:39Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The C56 was introduced in 1999 and has dual liners, [[Spear Point Blade]] and black beadblasted [[Micarta]] scales.
The knife was reissued in 2001 this time with a [[VG-10]] blade and in [[PE]] and with a ever so slightly thicker blade (3mm as opposed to 2.5mm).

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C56 Zowada appears in the following catalogs ([http://spydiewiki.com/models/catalogs/ Downloadable here]):
* 2000
* 2001
* 2002
* 2010 ([[CF]] [[Sprintrun]])

==Designer==

[[Tim Zowada]]

[[Tim Zowada Makers mark]]

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

==Information from the 2002 Spyderco dealer catalog==

Info on C56 Zowada second run from 2002 from the 2002 dealers catalog:

''Reminiscent of the archetypal dirk, the C56, designed by custom knifemaker Tim Zowada, has a prominent unsharpened top swedge, hollow ground'' ''pear point blade and a linerlock. The knife's tapered look is enhanced by the downsized hole and coffin shaped handle of bead-blasted'' ''Micarta.''
''-The blade steel is hollow-ground VG-10.''
''-Available in PlainEdge.''
''-Black metal clip with gold bug provides tip down''
''-right handed carry.''
''-Batch item only, availability subject to demand.''

==Variations==

The C56 Zowada is made in [[Seki City]], Japan and has

*Dual liners
*[[Walker Liner Lock]] and
*[[Spear Point Blade]]

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C56BMPS
|valign="top" |Black beadblasted [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PS]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |1999-2000
|valign="top" |146.95$ (1999)
|valign="top" |First run C56.
|valign="top" |1200?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]] [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Main]]

|-
|valign="top" |C56BMP
|valign="top" |Black beadblasted [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2001-2002
|valign="top" |146.95$ (2001), 154.95$ (2002)
|valign="top" |Second run C56.
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]] [[TD]]
|valign="top" |N/A

|-
|valign="top" |C56CFP
|valign="top" |[[CF]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2010
|valign="top" |219.95$ (2010)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |1200?
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |black [[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]] [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

The original [[PE]] variant seems to be the most collected, although the [[CF]] one is pretty sought after as well.

===Questions regarding collecting the C56===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C56 Zowada:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C56BMPS
|align="right"|195mm
|align="right"|113mm
|align="right"|81mm
|align="right"|75mm
|align="right"|8.5mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|88g
|-
|align="right"|C56BMP
|align="right"|195mm
|align="right"|113mm
|align="right"|81mm
|align="right"|76mm
|align="right"|8.5mm
|align="right"|3mm
|align="right"|88g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C56 Zowada:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C56BMPS
|align="right"|7 11/16"
|align="right"|4 1/2"
|align="right"|3 3/16"
|align="right"|3"
|align="right"|11/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|3.1oz
|-
|align="right"|C56BMP
|align="right"|7 11/16"
|align="right"|4 1/2"
|align="right"|3 3/16"
|align="right"|3"
|align="right"|21/64"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|3.1oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

Beads

2015-04-29T09:01:43Z

Henning: /* Variations */

Spyderco first started making beads in.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The BEAD first appears in:

* [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/2013SpydercoProductGuide.pdf 2013 Spyderco Product Guide]

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

'''BEAD1'''

"''Spyderco logo ½” square pewter accessory bead. Ideal for creating a bold Spyderco statement by customizing your own knife lanyards and jewelry.''"

The square BEAD1 in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=770 Spyderco's online catalog].

The square BEAD1LY with lanyard in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=771 Spyderco's online catalog].

'''BEAD2'''

"''Spyderco logo ½” round pewter accessory bead. Ideal for creating a bold Spyderco statement by customizing your own knife lanyards and jewelry.''"

The round BEAD2 in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=786 Spyderco's online catalog].

The round BEAD2LY with lanyard in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=790 Spyderco's online catalog].

'''BEAD3LY'''

"''Show your Spyderco pride in extreme style with this limited-edition bead and lanyard. The 0.5-inch diameter bead is beautifully cast from pewter and plated in pure rhodium—a rare, silvery-white, hard metal that is a member of the platinum group. To make it even more special, the raised Spyderco “bugs” on all four sides are then plated in genuine 18k gold. This jewelry-quality bead comes complete with a hand-braided two-tone paracord lanyard. The ultimate dress-up accessory for any Spyderco folding knife, this unique bead is a Sprint run and only limited quantities are available.''"

The round BEAD3LY with lanyard in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=875 Spyderco's online catalog].

==Variations==

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Bead Material'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Bead Shape'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Bead Width/Diameter'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Lanyard'''

|-
|BEAD1
|Pewter
|Square
|0.50"
|2013-2014
|$14.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|No

|-
|BEAD1LY
|Pewter
|Square
|0.50"
|2013-
|$29.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|Black 7" box-weave

|-
|BEAD2
|Pewter
|Round
|0.62"
|2013-2014
|$24.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|No

|-
|BEAD2LY
|Pewter
|Round
|0.62"
|2013-
|$39.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|Black 7" round-weave

|-
|BEAD3LY
|Pewter with plating of Rhodium/18K Gold
|Round
|0.62"
|2014
|$74.95 (2014)
|Made in USA
|1000
|Gold/black 2-tone round-weave

|-
|BEAD4LY
|Pewter
|Round
|0.445"
|2014-
|$24.95 (2014)
|Mini round bead. 0.05" nylon paracord
|N/A
|Gold/black 2-tone 2" round/twist-weave
|}

=

===Questions regarding Beads===

* There are open questions marked with '?' above. Any answers?

==References==

<references/>

==Pictures==

<gallery>
Image:Bead1 Square Bead Pewter.JPG|Bead1 Square Bead Pewter
Image:Bead2 Round Bead Pewter.jpg|Bead2 Round Bead Pewter
</gallery>

==Categories==

[[Category:Other Spyderco products]]

Beads

2015-04-29T09:01:14Z

Henning: /* Variations */

Spyderco first started making beads in.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The BEAD first appears in:

* [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/2013SpydercoProductGuide.pdf 2013 Spyderco Product Guide]

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

'''BEAD1'''

"''Spyderco logo ½” square pewter accessory bead. Ideal for creating a bold Spyderco statement by customizing your own knife lanyards and jewelry.''"

The square BEAD1 in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=770 Spyderco's online catalog].

The square BEAD1LY with lanyard in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=771 Spyderco's online catalog].

'''BEAD2'''

"''Spyderco logo ½” round pewter accessory bead. Ideal for creating a bold Spyderco statement by customizing your own knife lanyards and jewelry.''"

The round BEAD2 in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=786 Spyderco's online catalog].

The round BEAD2LY with lanyard in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=790 Spyderco's online catalog].

'''BEAD3LY'''

"''Show your Spyderco pride in extreme style with this limited-edition bead and lanyard. The 0.5-inch diameter bead is beautifully cast from pewter and plated in pure rhodium—a rare, silvery-white, hard metal that is a member of the platinum group. To make it even more special, the raised Spyderco “bugs” on all four sides are then plated in genuine 18k gold. This jewelry-quality bead comes complete with a hand-braided two-tone paracord lanyard. The ultimate dress-up accessory for any Spyderco folding knife, this unique bead is a Sprint run and only limited quantities are available.''"

The round BEAD3LY with lanyard in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=875 Spyderco's online catalog].

==Variations==

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Bead Material'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Bead Shape'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Bead Width/Diameter'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Lanyard]]'''

|-
|BEAD1
|Pewter
|Square
|0.50"
|2013-2014
|$14.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|No

|-
|BEAD1LY
|Pewter
|Square
|0.50"
|2013-
|$29.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|Black 7" box-weave

|-
|BEAD2
|Pewter
|Round
|0.62"
|2013-2014
|$24.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|No

|-
|BEAD2LY
|Pewter
|Round
|0.62"
|2013-
|$39.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|Black 7" round-weave

|-
|BEAD3LY
|Pewter with plating of Rhodium/18K Gold
|Round
|0.62"
|2014
|$74.95 (2014)
|Made in USA
|1000
|Gold/black 2-tone round-weave

|-
|BEAD4LY
|Pewter
|Round
|0.445"
|2014-
|$24.95 (2014)
|Mini round bead. 0.05" nylon paracord
|N/A
|Gold/black 2-tone 2" round/twist-weave
|}

=

===Questions regarding Beads===

* There are open questions marked with '?' above. Any answers?

==References==

<references/>

==Pictures==

<gallery>
Image:Bead1 Square Bead Pewter.JPG|Bead1 Square Bead Pewter
Image:Bead2 Round Bead Pewter.jpg|Bead2 Round Bead Pewter
</gallery>

==Categories==

[[Category:Other Spyderco products]]

Beads

2015-04-29T09:00:15Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

Spyderco first started making beads in.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The BEAD first appears in:

* [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/2013SpydercoProductGuide.pdf 2013 Spyderco Product Guide]

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

'''BEAD1'''

"''Spyderco logo ½” square pewter accessory bead. Ideal for creating a bold Spyderco statement by customizing your own knife lanyards and jewelry.''"

The square BEAD1 in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=770 Spyderco's online catalog].

The square BEAD1LY with lanyard in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=771 Spyderco's online catalog].

'''BEAD2'''

"''Spyderco logo ½” round pewter accessory bead. Ideal for creating a bold Spyderco statement by customizing your own knife lanyards and jewelry.''"

The round BEAD2 in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=786 Spyderco's online catalog].

The round BEAD2LY with lanyard in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=790 Spyderco's online catalog].

'''BEAD3LY'''

"''Show your Spyderco pride in extreme style with this limited-edition bead and lanyard. The 0.5-inch diameter bead is beautifully cast from pewter and plated in pure rhodium—a rare, silvery-white, hard metal that is a member of the platinum group. To make it even more special, the raised Spyderco “bugs” on all four sides are then plated in genuine 18k gold. This jewelry-quality bead comes complete with a hand-braided two-tone paracord lanyard. The ultimate dress-up accessory for any Spyderco folding knife, this unique bead is a Sprint run and only limited quantities are available.''"

The round BEAD3LY with lanyard in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=875 Spyderco's online catalog].

==Variations==

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Bead Material]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Bead Shape]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Bead Width/Diameter]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Lanyard]]'''

|-
|BEAD1
|Pewter
|Square
|0.50"
|2013-2014
|$14.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|No

|-
|BEAD1LY
|Pewter
|Square
|0.50"
|2013-
|$29.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|Black 7" box-weave

|-
|BEAD2
|Pewter
|Round
|0.62"
|2013-2014
|$24.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|No

|-
|BEAD2LY
|Pewter
|Round
|0.62"
|2013-
|$39.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|Black 7" round-weave

|-
|BEAD3LY
|Pewter with plating of Rhodium/18K Gold
|Round
|0.62"
|2014
|$74.95 (2014)
|Made in USA
|1000
|Gold/black 2-tone round-weave

|-
|BEAD4LY
|Pewter
|Round
|0.445"
|2014-
|$24.95 (2014)
|Mini round bead. 0.05" nylon paracord
|N/A
|Gold/black 2-tone 2" round/twist-weave
|}

=

===Questions regarding Beads===

* There are open questions marked with '?' above. Any answers?

==References==

<references/>

==Pictures==

<gallery>
Image:Bead1 Square Bead Pewter.JPG|Bead1 Square Bead Pewter
Image:Bead2 Round Bead Pewter.jpg|Bead2 Round Bead Pewter
</gallery>

==Categories==

[[Category:Other Spyderco products]]

Beads

2015-04-29T08:59:54Z

Henning:

Spyderco first started making beads in.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The BEAD first appears in:

* [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/2013SpydercoProductGuide.pdf 2013 Spyderco Product Guide]

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

'''BEAD1'''

"''Spyderco logo ½” square pewter accessory bead. Ideal for creating a bold Spyderco statement by customizing your own knife lanyards and jewelry.''"

The square BEAD1 in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=770 Spyderco's online catalog].

The square BEAD1LY with lanyard in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=771 Spyderco's online catalog].

'''BEAD2'''

"''Spyderco logo ½” round pewter accessory bead. Ideal for creating a bold Spyderco statement by customizing your own knife lanyards and jewelry.''"

The round BEAD2 in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=786 Spyderco's online catalog].

The round BEAD2LY with lanyard in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=790 Spyderco's online catalog].

'''BEAD3LY'''

"''Show your Spyderco pride in extreme style with this limited-edition bead and lanyard. The 0.5-inch diameter bead is beautifully cast from pewter and plated in pure rhodium—a rare, silvery-white, hard metal that is a member of the platinum group. To make it even more special, the raised Spyderco “bugs” on all four sides are then plated in genuine 18k gold. This jewelry-quality bead comes complete with a hand-braided two-tone paracord lanyard. The ultimate dress-up accessory for any Spyderco folding knife, this unique bead is a Sprint run and only limited quantities are available.''"

The round BEAD3LY with lanyard in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=875 Spyderco's online catalog].

==Variations==

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Bead Material]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Bead Shape]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Bead Width/Diameter]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Lanyard]]'''

|-
|BEAD1
|Pewter
|Square
|0.50"
|2013-2014
|$14.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|No

|-
|BEAD1LY
|Pewter
|Square
|0.50"
|2013-
|$29.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|Black 7" box-weave

|-
|BEAD2
|Pewter
|Round
|0.62"
|2013-2014
|$24.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|No

|-
|BEAD2LY
|Pewter
|Round
|0.62"
|2013-
|$39.95 (2014)
|
|N/A
|Black 7" round-weave

|-
|BEAD3LY
|Pewter with plating of Rhodium/18K Gold
|Round
|0.62"
|2014
|$74.95 (2014)
|Made in USA
|1000
|Gold/black 2-tone round-weave

|-
|BEAD4LY
|Pewter
|Round
|0.445"
|2014-
|$24.95 (2014)
|Mini round bead. 0.05" nylon paracord
|N/A
|Gold/black 2-tone 2" round/twist-weave
|}

==Most collectible variation==

===Questions regarding collecting Beads===

* There are open questions marked with '?' above. Any answers?

==References==

<references/>

==Pictures==

<gallery>
Image:Bead1 Square Bead Pewter.JPG|Bead1 Square Bead Pewter
Image:Bead2 Round Bead Pewter.jpg|Bead2 Round Bead Pewter
</gallery>

==Categories==

[[Category:Other Spyderco products]]

C55 Bob Terzuola Starmate

2015-04-29T08:57:03Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The C55 Bob Terzuola Starmate features a modified clip-point blade and [[G-10]] handles. The Starmate was introduced in 1999 and discontinued in 2002.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C55 Bob Terzuola Starmate appeared in the following [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ catalogs]:
* 1999 Spyderco Products
* 2000 Spyderco Products
* 2001 Spyderco Products
* [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/2013SpydercoProductGuide.pdf 2013 Spyderco Product Guide]
* [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/2014_Spyderco_Product_Guide.pdf 2014 Spyderco Product Guide]

==Designer==

[[Robert "Bob" Terzuola]]

[[Bob Terzuola Makers mark]]

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

Not listed.

==Variations==

The C55 Bob Terzuola Starmate was originally made in Golden, U.S.A. and has
* [[Walker Liner Lock]]
* modified clip-point blade
* silver Bob Terzuola insignia on handle

The 2012 re-release is made in Japan.

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C55GPS
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PS]] 60/40
|valign="top" |[[CPM-440V]]
|valign="top" |1999-2001
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |First run ones were numbered
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Chrome [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Main]]
|-
|valign="top" |C55GP
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-440V]]
|valign="top" |2000-2001
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |First run ones were numbered
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Chrome [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|-
|valign="top" |C55G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |Nov. 2012-
|valign="top" |$299.95 (2013)
|valign="top" |No insignia on the handle. A number of early users have reported rattling lanyard tubes and fit and finish issues.
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Sabre grind]]
|valign="top" |Chrome [[Triangle military clip]] hourglass
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD/TU]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

===Questions regarding collecting the C55===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C55 Bob Terzuola Starmate:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C55GP
|align="right"|221mm
|align="right"|126mm
|align="right"|96mm
|align="right"|93mm
|align="right"|13mm
|align="right"|5mm
|align="right"|120g

|-
|align="right"|C55G
|align="right"|221mm
|align="right"|126mm
|align="right"|95mm
|align="right"|89mm
|align="right"|12.5mm
|align="right"|4mm
|align="right"|139g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C55 Bob Terzuola Starmate:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C55GP
|align="right"|8 11/16"
|align="right"|5"
|align="right"|3 3/4"
|align="right"|3 5/8"
|align="right"|1/2"
|align="right"|5/32"
|align="right"|4.25oz

|-
|align="right"|C55G
|align="right"|8 11/16"
|align="right"|5"
|align="right"|3 3/4"
|align="right"|3 1/2"
|align="right"|1/2"
|align="right"|5/32"
|align="right"|4.9oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

==Related Articles==

* [[C15 Bob Terzuola]]
* [[C19 Bob Terzuola Jr.]]
* [[C131 Terzuola Slipit]]

== Pictures ==
{|
|-
|[[Image:C55GP_Bob_Terzuola_Starmate_103_(Medium).JPG‎|left|thumb|320px|C55GP Bob Terzuola Starmate, opened, front side]]
|[[Image:C55GP_Bob_Terzuola_Starmate_105_(Medium).JPG|right|thumb|320px|C55GP Bob Terzuola Starmte, closed, back side]]
|}

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

Locks

2015-04-29T08:48:05Z

Henning:

There's been several different locks in use on Spydercos knives through the years. See the Locking mechanism category [[Category:Locking mechanisms|here]] to get a full overview.

Locks

2015-04-29T08:47:51Z

Henning:

There's been several different locks in use on Spydercos knives through the years. See the Locking mechanism category [[Category:Locking mechanisms here]] to get a full overview.

C54 Calypso

2015-04-29T08:46:35Z

Henning: /* Variations */

The "big" Calypso is about the size of a [[C07 Police]], in one word one of the bigger folders with the benefit of lighweight due to pure [[Micarta]] as handle. It was the first Spyderco folder with [[VG-10]] blade steel (at this time only the fixed blade Bill Moran used [[VG-10]]).

==Appearance in catalogs==

One-time appearance in the 1998 product guide <ref>Spyderco's product guide from 1998 is available for download [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/spyderco1999.pdf here]</ref>

==Designer==

Probably [[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings etc. from the forums==

''I don't remember the exact number of each, but as I remember, there were fewer plain edge versions. At the time, sales of serrated versions were greater than plain edge versions by significant multiples.''

''We didn't plan the model to be a "sprint". I thought the model would be a "classy" Police Model. Long, thin, lithe, micarta, etc. It was also our first VG-10 folder, which was a new steel at the time. I was pretty excited about the new design.''

''Reality is a firm, but honest teacher and as it tuned out, the model failed in the marketplace and we disco'd the piece after the first run.''

''We "believe" the problems were;''

''1) It was too large for a "gents" folder. 2) Many dealers wouldn't carry both the Police Model and the Caly and the Police Model was more popular, so the Caly was just not ordered by the dealers. 3) It was pretty expensive. 4) Many of the blades had a slight warp. We discounted the model and included a note with the knife explaining the warp and the discount, thinking the dealers would also discount. But as it turned out, many dealers removed the note and sold them at full MSRP and we got many complaints about the warped blades.''

''It's always hard to determine why a model fails in the markeplace. What I tell my crew is; "It doesn't matter if I like the design, or if you like the design. It only matters if the customer likes it".''

''The Caly is, IMO, a beautiful design, but not enough customers agreed so it went away. sal'' <ref>The entire thread containing Mr. Glesser's comment can be found [http://spyderco.com/forums/showpost.php?p=192011&postcount=57| here].</ref>

== Information from the Spyderco catalog ==

''This full-sized "big brother" to the Calypso Jr. model combines stylish refinement and incredibly comfortable carry. The satin-polished flat-ground blade offers superios edge retention and corrosion resistance. Cutting control is achieved via reliable thumb placement on the blade spin cusp. The ultra-slim handle is made of black linen Micarta for anamazinglylightweight feel, and a black pocket clip with a gold bug is positioned for low-profile tip-down carry. Big enhough to fill and hand, the Calypso provides a sleek finish in a general utlity tool.''<ref>Spyderco's product guide from 1998 is available for download [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/spyderco1999.pdf here]</ref>

== Variations ==

All are made in Seki city, Japan and the lock is a Mar-McBurnette (See [[Back Lock]]).

=== Variations of the C54 Calypso===

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C54BMP
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |134.95 $
|valign="top" |black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[Right hand tip-down]]
|valign="top" |N/A
|-
|C54BMS
|Black [[Micarta]]
|[[SE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|1998
|134.95 $
|black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|N/A
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[Right hand tip-down]]
|N/A
|-
|C54GPBN
|Brown [[G-10]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|Jan. 2013
|$229.95 (2013)
|[[sprintrun]] black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|1200
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[LH/RH]], [[TD/TU]]
|N/A
|}

== [[Most collectible variation]] ==

The plain edge ([[PE]]) version of the C54 Calypso is believed to be the most collectible.

=== Questions regarding collecting the C54 Calypso ===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

:*The planned variation with [[FRN]] handle was never made.

== Technical information ==

Typical measurements (mm and grams) of the C54 Calypso:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''SKU'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade length'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cutting edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C54BM
|align="right"|232 mm
|align="right"|132 mm
|align="right"|102 mm
|align="right"|94 mm
|align="right"|11 mm
|align="right"|3 mm
|align="right"|88 g
|-
|align="right"|C54GPBN
|align="right"|299 mm
|align="right"|130 mm
|align="right"|100 mm
|align="right"|91 mm
|align="right"|11 mm
|align="right"|3 mm
|align="right"|125 g
|}

Typical measurements (inches and ounces) of the C54 Calypso:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''SKU'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade length'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cutting edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C54BM
|align="right"|9.13"
|align="right"|5.20"
|align="right"|4.01"
|align="right"|3.70"
|align="right"|0.43"
|align="right"|0.118"
|align="right"|3.12 oz
|-
|align="right"|C54GPBN
|align="right"|9.03"
|align="right"|5.10"
|align="right"|3.93"
|align="right"|3.60"
|align="right"|0.43"
|align="right"|0.118"
|align="right"|4.4 oz
|}

== References ==
<references/>

== Pictures ==

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C54 Calypso

2015-04-29T08:46:11Z

Henning: /* Variations */

The "big" Calypso is about the size of a [[C07 Police]], in one word one of the bigger folders with the benefit of lighweight due to pure [[Micarta]] as handle. It was the first Spyderco folder with [[VG-10]] blade steel (at this time only the fixed blade Bill Moran used [[VG-10]]).

==Appearance in catalogs==

One-time appearance in the 1998 product guide <ref>Spyderco's product guide from 1998 is available for download [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/spyderco1999.pdf here]</ref>

==Designer==

Probably [[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings etc. from the forums==

''I don't remember the exact number of each, but as I remember, there were fewer plain edge versions. At the time, sales of serrated versions were greater than plain edge versions by significant multiples.''

''We didn't plan the model to be a "sprint". I thought the model would be a "classy" Police Model. Long, thin, lithe, micarta, etc. It was also our first VG-10 folder, which was a new steel at the time. I was pretty excited about the new design.''

''Reality is a firm, but honest teacher and as it tuned out, the model failed in the marketplace and we disco'd the piece after the first run.''

''We "believe" the problems were;''

''1) It was too large for a "gents" folder. 2) Many dealers wouldn't carry both the Police Model and the Caly and the Police Model was more popular, so the Caly was just not ordered by the dealers. 3) It was pretty expensive. 4) Many of the blades had a slight warp. We discounted the model and included a note with the knife explaining the warp and the discount, thinking the dealers would also discount. But as it turned out, many dealers removed the note and sold them at full MSRP and we got many complaints about the warped blades.''

''It's always hard to determine why a model fails in the markeplace. What I tell my crew is; "It doesn't matter if I like the design, or if you like the design. It only matters if the customer likes it".''

''The Caly is, IMO, a beautiful design, but not enough customers agreed so it went away. sal'' <ref>The entire thread containing Mr. Glesser's comment can be found [http://spyderco.com/forums/showpost.php?p=192011&postcount=57| here].</ref>

== Information from the Spyderco catalog ==

''This full-sized "big brother" to the Calypso Jr. model combines stylish refinement and incredibly comfortable carry. The satin-polished flat-ground blade offers superios edge retention and corrosion resistance. Cutting control is achieved via reliable thumb placement on the blade spin cusp. The ultra-slim handle is made of black linen Micarta for anamazinglylightweight feel, and a black pocket clip with a gold bug is positioned for low-profile tip-down carry. Big enhough to fill and hand, the Calypso provides a sleek finish in a general utlity tool.''<ref>Spyderco's product guide from 1998 is available for download [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/spyderco1999.pdf here]</ref>

== Variations ==

All are made in Seki city, Japan and the lock is a Mar-McBurnette (See [[Back lock]]).

=== Variations of the C54 Calypso===

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C54BMP
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |134.95 $
|valign="top" |black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[Right hand tip-down]]
|valign="top" |N/A
|-
|C54BMS
|Black [[Micarta]]
|[[SE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|1998
|134.95 $
|black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|N/A
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[Right hand tip-down]]
|N/A
|-
|C54GPBN
|Brown [[G-10]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|Jan. 2013
|$229.95 (2013)
|[[sprintrun]] black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|1200
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[LH/RH]], [[TD/TU]]
|N/A
|}

== [[Most collectible variation]] ==

The plain edge ([[PE]]) version of the C54 Calypso is believed to be the most collectible.

=== Questions regarding collecting the C54 Calypso ===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

:*The planned variation with [[FRN]] handle was never made.

== Technical information ==

Typical measurements (mm and grams) of the C54 Calypso:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''SKU'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade length'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cutting edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C54BM
|align="right"|232 mm
|align="right"|132 mm
|align="right"|102 mm
|align="right"|94 mm
|align="right"|11 mm
|align="right"|3 mm
|align="right"|88 g
|-
|align="right"|C54GPBN
|align="right"|299 mm
|align="right"|130 mm
|align="right"|100 mm
|align="right"|91 mm
|align="right"|11 mm
|align="right"|3 mm
|align="right"|125 g
|}

Typical measurements (inches and ounces) of the C54 Calypso:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''SKU'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade length'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cutting edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C54BM
|align="right"|9.13"
|align="right"|5.20"
|align="right"|4.01"
|align="right"|3.70"
|align="right"|0.43"
|align="right"|0.118"
|align="right"|3.12 oz
|-
|align="right"|C54GPBN
|align="right"|9.03"
|align="right"|5.10"
|align="right"|3.93"
|align="right"|3.60"
|align="right"|0.43"
|align="right"|0.118"
|align="right"|4.4 oz
|}

== References ==
<references/>

== Pictures ==

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C54 Calypso

2015-04-29T08:45:57Z

Henning: /* Variations */

The "big" Calypso is about the size of a [[C07 Police]], in one word one of the bigger folders with the benefit of lighweight due to pure [[Micarta]] as handle. It was the first Spyderco folder with [[VG-10]] blade steel (at this time only the fixed blade Bill Moran used [[VG-10]]).

==Appearance in catalogs==

One-time appearance in the 1998 product guide <ref>Spyderco's product guide from 1998 is available for download [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/spyderco1999.pdf here]</ref>

==Designer==

Probably [[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings etc. from the forums==

''I don't remember the exact number of each, but as I remember, there were fewer plain edge versions. At the time, sales of serrated versions were greater than plain edge versions by significant multiples.''

''We didn't plan the model to be a "sprint". I thought the model would be a "classy" Police Model. Long, thin, lithe, micarta, etc. It was also our first VG-10 folder, which was a new steel at the time. I was pretty excited about the new design.''

''Reality is a firm, but honest teacher and as it tuned out, the model failed in the marketplace and we disco'd the piece after the first run.''

''We "believe" the problems were;''

''1) It was too large for a "gents" folder. 2) Many dealers wouldn't carry both the Police Model and the Caly and the Police Model was more popular, so the Caly was just not ordered by the dealers. 3) It was pretty expensive. 4) Many of the blades had a slight warp. We discounted the model and included a note with the knife explaining the warp and the discount, thinking the dealers would also discount. But as it turned out, many dealers removed the note and sold them at full MSRP and we got many complaints about the warped blades.''

''It's always hard to determine why a model fails in the markeplace. What I tell my crew is; "It doesn't matter if I like the design, or if you like the design. It only matters if the customer likes it".''

''The Caly is, IMO, a beautiful design, but not enough customers agreed so it went away. sal'' <ref>The entire thread containing Mr. Glesser's comment can be found [http://spyderco.com/forums/showpost.php?p=192011&postcount=57| here].</ref>

== Information from the Spyderco catalog ==

''This full-sized "big brother" to the Calypso Jr. model combines stylish refinement and incredibly comfortable carry. The satin-polished flat-ground blade offers superios edge retention and corrosion resistance. Cutting control is achieved via reliable thumb placement on the blade spin cusp. The ultra-slim handle is made of black linen Micarta for anamazinglylightweight feel, and a black pocket clip with a gold bug is positioned for low-profile tip-down carry. Big enhough to fill and hand, the Calypso provides a sleek finish in a general utlity tool.''<ref>Spyderco's product guide from 1998 is available for download [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/spyderco1999.pdf here]</ref>

== Variations ==

All are made in Seki city, Japan and the lock is a Mar-McBurnette (See [[Back lock]].

=== Variations of the C54 Calypso===

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C54BMP
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |134.95 $
|valign="top" |black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[Right hand tip-down]]
|valign="top" |N/A
|-
|C54BMS
|Black [[Micarta]]
|[[SE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|1998
|134.95 $
|black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|N/A
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[Right hand tip-down]]
|N/A
|-
|C54GPBN
|Brown [[G-10]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|Jan. 2013
|$229.95 (2013)
|[[sprintrun]] black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|1200
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[LH/RH]], [[TD/TU]]
|N/A
|}

== [[Most collectible variation]] ==

The plain edge ([[PE]]) version of the C54 Calypso is believed to be the most collectible.

=== Questions regarding collecting the C54 Calypso ===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

:*The planned variation with [[FRN]] handle was never made.

== Technical information ==

Typical measurements (mm and grams) of the C54 Calypso:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''SKU'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade length'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cutting edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C54BM
|align="right"|232 mm
|align="right"|132 mm
|align="right"|102 mm
|align="right"|94 mm
|align="right"|11 mm
|align="right"|3 mm
|align="right"|88 g
|-
|align="right"|C54GPBN
|align="right"|299 mm
|align="right"|130 mm
|align="right"|100 mm
|align="right"|91 mm
|align="right"|11 mm
|align="right"|3 mm
|align="right"|125 g
|}

Typical measurements (inches and ounces) of the C54 Calypso:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''SKU'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade length'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cutting edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C54BM
|align="right"|9.13"
|align="right"|5.20"
|align="right"|4.01"
|align="right"|3.70"
|align="right"|0.43"
|align="right"|0.118"
|align="right"|3.12 oz
|-
|align="right"|C54GPBN
|align="right"|9.03"
|align="right"|5.10"
|align="right"|3.93"
|align="right"|3.60"
|align="right"|0.43"
|align="right"|0.118"
|align="right"|4.4 oz
|}

== References ==
<references/>

== Pictures ==

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

Locks

2015-04-29T08:44:28Z

Henning:

There's been several different locks in use on Spydercos knives through the years. There will be a list of the different locks added to this...

Locks

2015-04-29T08:44:14Z

Henning: New page: == Locks == There's been several different locks in use on Spydercos knives through the years. There will be a list of the different locks added to this...

== Locks ==

There's been several different locks in use on Spydercos knives through the years. There will be a list of the different locks added to this...

C54 Calypso

2015-04-29T08:42:08Z

Henning: /* Variations */

The "big" Calypso is about the size of a [[C07 Police]], in one word one of the bigger folders with the benefit of lighweight due to pure [[Micarta]] as handle. It was the first Spyderco folder with [[VG-10]] blade steel (at this time only the fixed blade Bill Moran used [[VG-10]]).

==Appearance in catalogs==

One-time appearance in the 1998 product guide <ref>Spyderco's product guide from 1998 is available for download [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/spyderco1999.pdf here]</ref>

==Designer==

Probably [[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings etc. from the forums==

''I don't remember the exact number of each, but as I remember, there were fewer plain edge versions. At the time, sales of serrated versions were greater than plain edge versions by significant multiples.''

''We didn't plan the model to be a "sprint". I thought the model would be a "classy" Police Model. Long, thin, lithe, micarta, etc. It was also our first VG-10 folder, which was a new steel at the time. I was pretty excited about the new design.''

''Reality is a firm, but honest teacher and as it tuned out, the model failed in the marketplace and we disco'd the piece after the first run.''

''We "believe" the problems were;''

''1) It was too large for a "gents" folder. 2) Many dealers wouldn't carry both the Police Model and the Caly and the Police Model was more popular, so the Caly was just not ordered by the dealers. 3) It was pretty expensive. 4) Many of the blades had a slight warp. We discounted the model and included a note with the knife explaining the warp and the discount, thinking the dealers would also discount. But as it turned out, many dealers removed the note and sold them at full MSRP and we got many complaints about the warped blades.''

''It's always hard to determine why a model fails in the markeplace. What I tell my crew is; "It doesn't matter if I like the design, or if you like the design. It only matters if the customer likes it".''

''The Caly is, IMO, a beautiful design, but not enough customers agreed so it went away. sal'' <ref>The entire thread containing Mr. Glesser's comment can be found [http://spyderco.com/forums/showpost.php?p=192011&postcount=57| here].</ref>

== Information from the Spyderco catalog ==

''This full-sized "big brother" to the Calypso Jr. model combines stylish refinement and incredibly comfortable carry. The satin-polished flat-ground blade offers superios edge retention and corrosion resistance. Cutting control is achieved via reliable thumb placement on the blade spin cusp. The ultra-slim handle is made of black linen Micarta for anamazinglylightweight feel, and a black pocket clip with a gold bug is positioned for low-profile tip-down carry. Big enhough to fill and hand, the Calypso provides a sleek finish in a general utlity tool.''<ref>Spyderco's product guide from 1998 is available for download [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/spyderco1999.pdf here]</ref>

== Variations ==

All are made in Seki city, Japan and the lock is a Mar-McBurnette [[front lock]].

=== Variations of the C54 Calypso===

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C54BMP
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |134.95 $
|valign="top" |black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[Right hand tip-down]]
|valign="top" |N/A
|-
|C54BMS
|Black [[Micarta]]
|[[SE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|1998
|134.95 $
|black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|N/A
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[Right hand tip-down]]
|N/A
|-
|C54GPBN
|Brown [[G-10]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|Jan. 2013
|$229.95 (2013)
|[[sprintrun]] black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|1200
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[LH/RH]], [[TD/TU]]
|N/A
|}

== [[Most collectible variation]] ==

The plain edge ([[PE]]) version of the C54 Calypso is believed to be the most collectible.

=== Questions regarding collecting the C54 Calypso ===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

:*The planned variation with [[FRN]] handle was never made.

== Technical information ==

Typical measurements (mm and grams) of the C54 Calypso:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''SKU'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade length'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cutting edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C54BM
|align="right"|232 mm
|align="right"|132 mm
|align="right"|102 mm
|align="right"|94 mm
|align="right"|11 mm
|align="right"|3 mm
|align="right"|88 g
|-
|align="right"|C54GPBN
|align="right"|299 mm
|align="right"|130 mm
|align="right"|100 mm
|align="right"|91 mm
|align="right"|11 mm
|align="right"|3 mm
|align="right"|125 g
|}

Typical measurements (inches and ounces) of the C54 Calypso:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''SKU'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade length'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cutting edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C54BM
|align="right"|9.13"
|align="right"|5.20"
|align="right"|4.01"
|align="right"|3.70"
|align="right"|0.43"
|align="right"|0.118"
|align="right"|3.12 oz
|-
|align="right"|C54GPBN
|align="right"|9.03"
|align="right"|5.10"
|align="right"|3.93"
|align="right"|3.60"
|align="right"|0.43"
|align="right"|0.118"
|align="right"|4.4 oz
|}

== References ==
<references/>

== Pictures ==

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C54 Calypso

2015-04-29T08:41:30Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The "big" Calypso is about the size of a [[C07 Police]], in one word one of the bigger folders with the benefit of lighweight due to pure [[Micarta]] as handle. It was the first Spyderco folder with [[VG-10]] blade steel (at this time only the fixed blade Bill Moran used [[VG-10]]).

==Appearance in catalogs==

One-time appearance in the 1998 product guide <ref>Spyderco's product guide from 1998 is available for download [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/spyderco1999.pdf here]</ref>

==Designer==

Probably [[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings etc. from the forums==

''I don't remember the exact number of each, but as I remember, there were fewer plain edge versions. At the time, sales of serrated versions were greater than plain edge versions by significant multiples.''

''We didn't plan the model to be a "sprint". I thought the model would be a "classy" Police Model. Long, thin, lithe, micarta, etc. It was also our first VG-10 folder, which was a new steel at the time. I was pretty excited about the new design.''

''Reality is a firm, but honest teacher and as it tuned out, the model failed in the marketplace and we disco'd the piece after the first run.''

''We "believe" the problems were;''

''1) It was too large for a "gents" folder. 2) Many dealers wouldn't carry both the Police Model and the Caly and the Police Model was more popular, so the Caly was just not ordered by the dealers. 3) It was pretty expensive. 4) Many of the blades had a slight warp. We discounted the model and included a note with the knife explaining the warp and the discount, thinking the dealers would also discount. But as it turned out, many dealers removed the note and sold them at full MSRP and we got many complaints about the warped blades.''

''It's always hard to determine why a model fails in the markeplace. What I tell my crew is; "It doesn't matter if I like the design, or if you like the design. It only matters if the customer likes it".''

''The Caly is, IMO, a beautiful design, but not enough customers agreed so it went away. sal'' <ref>The entire thread containing Mr. Glesser's comment can be found [http://spyderco.com/forums/showpost.php?p=192011&postcount=57| here].</ref>

== Information from the Spyderco catalog ==

''This full-sized "big brother" to the Calypso Jr. model combines stylish refinement and incredibly comfortable carry. The satin-polished flat-ground blade offers superios edge retention and corrosion resistance. Cutting control is achieved via reliable thumb placement on the blade spin cusp. The ultra-slim handle is made of black linen Micarta for anamazinglylightweight feel, and a black pocket clip with a gold bug is positioned for low-profile tip-down carry. Big enhough to fill and hand, the Calypso provides a sleek finish in a general utlity tool.''<ref>Spyderco's product guide from 1998 is available for download [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/spyderco1999.pdf here]</ref>

== Variations ==

All are made in Seki city, Japan and the lock is a Mar-McBurnette front lock.

=== Variations of the C54 Calypso===

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C54BMP
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |1998
|valign="top" |134.95 $
|valign="top" |black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[Right hand tip-down]]
|valign="top" |N/A
|-
|C54BMS
|Black [[Micarta]]
|[[SE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|1998
|134.95 $
|black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|N/A
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[Right hand tip-down]]
|N/A
|-
|C54GPBN
|Brown [[G-10]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|Jan. 2013
|$229.95 (2013)
|[[sprintrun]] black clip with gold bug, no [[boye dent]]
|1200
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[LH/RH]], [[TD/TU]]
|N/A
|}

== [[Most collectible variation]] ==

The plain edge ([[PE]]) version of the C54 Calypso is believed to be the most collectible.

=== Questions regarding collecting the C54 Calypso ===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

:*The planned variation with [[FRN]] handle was never made.

== Technical information ==

Typical measurements (mm and grams) of the C54 Calypso:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''SKU'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade length'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cutting edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C54BM
|align="right"|232 mm
|align="right"|132 mm
|align="right"|102 mm
|align="right"|94 mm
|align="right"|11 mm
|align="right"|3 mm
|align="right"|88 g
|-
|align="right"|C54GPBN
|align="right"|299 mm
|align="right"|130 mm
|align="right"|100 mm
|align="right"|91 mm
|align="right"|11 mm
|align="right"|3 mm
|align="right"|125 g
|}

Typical measurements (inches and ounces) of the C54 Calypso:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''SKU'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade length'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cutting edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C54BM
|align="right"|9.13"
|align="right"|5.20"
|align="right"|4.01"
|align="right"|3.70"
|align="right"|0.43"
|align="right"|0.118"
|align="right"|3.12 oz
|-
|align="right"|C54GPBN
|align="right"|9.03"
|align="right"|5.10"
|align="right"|3.93"
|align="right"|3.60"
|align="right"|0.43"
|align="right"|0.118"
|align="right"|4.4 oz
|}

== References ==
<references/>

== Pictures ==

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C52 Calypso Jr.

2015-04-29T08:40:47Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

text in process ...

==Appearance in catalogs==

==Designer==

Probably [[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings etc. from the forums==

== Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web ==

== Variations ==

All are made in Seki city, Japan and the lock is a Mar-McBurnette front lock.

=== Variations of the C52 Calypso Jr.===

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |'''CX04S'''
|valign="top" |[[Stainless Steel]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |Apr. 1997
|valign="top" |84,95 $
|valign="top" |CX04 Experimental 4
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow grind]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[3- screw old standard clip]] ("patent pending" stamp)
|valign="top" |[[Right hand tip-down]]
|valign="top" |[[Main]]
|-

|-
|valign="top" |'''C52P'''
|valign="top" |[[Stainless Steel]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |1997 - 2001
|valign="top" |84,95 $
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow grind]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[Right hand tip-down]]
|valign="top" |N/A
|-

|'''C52S'''
|[[Stainless Steel]]
|[[SE]]
|[[AUS-8]]
|1997- 2001
|84,95 $
|
|N/A
|[[Hollow grind]]
|Silver [[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[Right hand tip-down]]
|N/A
|-

|'''C52S'''
|[[Stainless Steel]]
|[[SE]]
|[[AUS-8]]
|1997- 2001
|84,95 $
|[[PRCA]] engraving on blade
|N/A
|[[Hollow grind]]
|Silver [[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[Right hand tip-down]]
|N/A
|-

|'''C52BMP'''
|Black [[Micarta]]
|[[PE]]
|[[AUS-8]]
|1997- 2000
|97,95 $
|
|N/A
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|Black w/ yellow [[Bug]] [[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[Right hand tip-down]]
|N/A
|-

|'''C52BMS'''
|Black [[Micarta]]
|[[SE]]
|[[AUS-8]]
|1997- 2000
|97,95 $
|
|N/A
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|Black w/ yellow [[Bug]] [[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[Right hand tip-down]]
|N/A
|-

|'''C52BMP'''
|Black [[Micarta]]
|[[PE]]
|[[AUS-8]]
|1997- 2000
|97,95 $
|[[PRCA]] engraving on blade
|N/A
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[Right hand tip-down]]
|N/A
|-

|'''C52BMS'''
|Black [[Micarta]]
|[[SE]]
|[[AUS-8]]
|1997- 2000
|97,95 $
|[[PRCA]] engraving on blade
|N/A
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|[[Right hand tip-down]]
|N/A

|-
|'''C52BKP'''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|1999-2001
|89,95 $
|
|N/A
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|Black w/ yellow [[Bug]] [[3- screw old standard clip]] with hole for pivot
|[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|N/A
|-

|'''C52BKS'''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|1999- 2001
|89,95 $
|
|N/A
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|Black w/ yellow [[Bug]] [[3- screw old standard clip]] with hole for pivot
|[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|N/A

|-
|'''C52PGY'''
|Grey [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|2004
|64,95 $
|Sprint Run
|N/A
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|Matte silver w/ black [[Bug]] [[3- screw old standard clip]] with hole for pivot
|[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|[[Variant]]

|-
|'''C52PBRG'''
|Burgundy [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[ZDP-189]] / [[420J2]]
|2005
|104,95 $
|Sprint Run
|~600 x
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|Black w/ yellow [[Bug]] [[3- screw old standard clip]] with hole for pivot
|[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|[[Variant]]

|-
|'''C52PBKE'''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[ZDP-189]] / [[420J2]]
|2007
|114,95 $
|Special Production for Moteng
|either ~600 or ~1400 pieces
|[[Full Flat grind]]
|Black w/ yellow [[Bug]] [[3- screw old standard clip]] with hole for pivot
|[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|[[Variant]]
|}

== [[Most collectible variation]] ==

=== Questions regarding collecting the C52 Calypso Jr.===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

:*How many of the "Landrover" gifts were made (those were C52 Stainless Steel models in plain)?

Questions with an answer:

:*

== Technical information ==

Typical measurements (mm and grams) of the C52 Calypso Jr.:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''SKU'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade length'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cutting edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|'''C52'''
|align="right"|170
|align="right"|100
|align="right"|11
|align="right"|73
|align="right"|63
|align="right"|3
|align="right"|120
|-
|align="right"|'''C52BM'''
|align="right"|170
|align="right"|100
|align="right"|11
|align="right"|73
|align="right"|63
|align="right"|3
|align="right"|65
|-
|align="right"|'''C52BK'''
|align="right"|170
|align="right"|100
|align="right"|11
|align="right"|73
|align="right"|63
|align="right"|3
|align="right"|53
|-
|align="right"|'''C52GY'''
|align="right"|171
|align="right"|98
|align="right"|11
|align="right"|74
|align="right"|63
|align="right"|3
|align="right"|54,5
|-
|align="right"|'''C52PBRG'''
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|-
|align="right"|'''C52PBKE'''
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|}

Typical measurements (Inches and ounces) of the C52 Calypso Jr.:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''SKU'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade length'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Cutting edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|'''C52'''
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|7/16
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|1/8
|align="right"|
|-
|align="right"|'''C52BM'''
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|7/16
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|1/8
|align="right"|
|-
|align="right"|'''C52BK'''
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|7/16
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|1/8
|align="right"|
|-
|align="right"|'''C52GY'''
|align="right"|6 3/4
|align="right"|4
|align="right"|7/16
|align="right"|2 7/8
|align="right"|2 1/2
|align="right"|1/8
|align="right"|1.9
|-
|align="right"|'''C52PBRG'''
|align="right"|6 3/4
|align="right"|3 7/8
|align="right"|7/16
|align="right"|2 7/8
|align="right"|2 1/2
|align="right"|1/8
|align="right"|1.9
|-
|align="right"|'''C52PBKE'''
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|align="right"|
|}

== References ==
<references/>

== Pictures ==
{|
|-
|[[Image:Spydiewiki_calypsojrs.jpg|left|thumb|500px|Calypso jr. variations: SS, Micarta, FRN grey/burgundy/black]]
|valign="top" |[[Image:Spydiewiki_calypsojrs_closed.jpg|left|thumb|500px|Calypso jr variations, closed: SS, Micarta, FRN grey/burgundy/black]]
|}

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C51 Rookie

2015-04-29T08:39:14Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The '''C51 Rookie''' is a smaller sized version of the [[C07 Police]] and was introduced in 1998.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C51 Rookie appeared in the following catalogs ([http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ older], [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/download.php newer]):
* 1998 Spyderco Products (C51, C51G)
* 1999 Spyderco Products (C51, C51G)
* 2000 Spyderco Products (C51)

==Designer==

Spyderco

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

* 2008 Sprint: [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33641 Rookie Foliage Green 2008 Review] by Vincent on the Spyderco forum.

* 2008 Sprint: [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34689 Rookie Review and Pictures] by "markg" on the Spyderco forum.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

C51GPFG:

"''The C51 Rookie hit the streets in 1998 as a mini-sized version of the original Spyderco Police Model developed for those who prefer to carry a smaller knife. The 2008 Sprint Run Rookie has a hollow ground, clip point style blade available in a PlainEdge with a VG-10 stainless steel blade. The handle is foliage green G-10 with a right-hand tip-up clip. The Rookie packs incredible cutting power in a comfortable, smaller-sized folder. The Rookie’s handle and blade are nearly equal in length giving the knife an overall balanced feeling.''"<ref name="current catalog">The C51GPFG Rookie 2008 Sprint in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=361 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

==Variations==

The C51 Rookie is made in Seki-City, Japan and has
* [[Back Lock]]
* [[Clip point]] style blade

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C51
|valign="top" |[[Stainless Steel]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[ATS-55]]
|valign="top" |1998-2000
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD/TU]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C51G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[PS]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[ATS-55]]
|valign="top" |1998-1999
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |early ones linerless, later ones have a single liner
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TU]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C51GPFG
|valign="top" |Foliage Green [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2008
|valign="top" |154.95$
|valign="top" |Sprint
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TU]]
|valign="top" |
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

The linerless [[G10]] [[PE]] version seems to be the most collectible variation.

===Questions regarding collecting the C51===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C51 Rookie:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C51
|align="right"|171mm
|align="right"|95mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|69mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|94g
|-
|align="right"|C51G
|align="right"|171mm
|align="right"|95mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|69mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|55g
|-
|align="right"|C51GPFG
|align="right"|171mm
|align="right"|95mm
|align="right"|76mm
|align="right"|68mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|63g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C51 Rookie:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C51
|align="right"|6 3/4"
|align="right"|3 3/4"
|align="right"|3 1/8"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|3.3oz
|-
|align="right"|C51G
|align="right"|6 3/4"
|align="right"|3 3/4"
|align="right"|3 1/8"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|1.9oz
|-
|align="right"|C51GPFG
|align="right"|6 3/4"
|align="right"|3 3/4"
|align="right"|3"
|align="right"|2 11/16"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|2.2oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==

See for example the "How about some Rookie pics?" [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31483 thread] on the Spyderco forum.

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C51 Rookie

2015-04-29T08:38:07Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The '''C51 Rookie''' is a smaller sized version of the [[C07 Police]] and was introduced in 1998.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C51 Rookie appeared in the following catalogs ([http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ older], [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/download.php newer]):
* 1998 Spyderco Products (C51, C51G)
* 1999 Spyderco Products (C51, C51G)
* 2000 Spyderco Products (C51)

==Designer==

Spyderco

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

* 2008 Sprint: [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33641 Rookie Foliage Green 2008 Review] by Vincent on the Spyderco forum.

* 2008 Sprint: [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34689 Rookie Review and Pictures] by "markg" on the Spyderco forum.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

C51GPFG:

"''The C51 Rookie hit the streets in 1998 as a mini-sized version of the original Spyderco Police Model developed for those who prefer to carry a smaller knife. The 2008 Sprint Run Rookie has a hollow ground, clip point style blade available in a PlainEdge with a VG-10 stainless steel blade. The handle is foliage green G-10 with a right-hand tip-up clip. The Rookie packs incredible cutting power in a comfortable, smaller-sized folder. The Rookie’s handle and blade are nearly equal in length giving the knife an overall balanced feeling.''"<ref name="current catalog">The C51GPFG Rookie 2008 Sprint in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=361 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

==Variations==

The C51 Rookie is made in Seki-City, Japan and has
* [[Back Lock]]
* [[Clip point]] style blade

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C51
|valign="top" |[[Stainless Steel]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[ATS-55]]
|valign="top" |1998-2000
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD/TU]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C51G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[PS]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[ATS-55]]
|valign="top" |1998-1999
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |early ones linerless, later ones have a single liner
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TU]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C51GPFG
|valign="top" |Foliage Green [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2008
|valign="top" |154.95$
|valign="top" |Sprint
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TU]]
|valign="top" |
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

===Questions regarding collecting the C51===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C51 Rookie:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C51
|align="right"|171mm
|align="right"|95mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|69mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|94g
|-
|align="right"|C51G
|align="right"|171mm
|align="right"|95mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|69mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|55g
|-
|align="right"|C51GPFG
|align="right"|171mm
|align="right"|95mm
|align="right"|76mm
|align="right"|68mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|63g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C51 Rookie:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C51
|align="right"|6 3/4"
|align="right"|3 3/4"
|align="right"|3 1/8"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|3.3oz
|-
|align="right"|C51G
|align="right"|6 3/4"
|align="right"|3 3/4"
|align="right"|3 1/8"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|1.9oz
|-
|align="right"|C51GPFG
|align="right"|6 3/4"
|align="right"|3 3/4"
|align="right"|3"
|align="right"|2 11/16"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|2.2oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==

See for example the "How about some Rookie pics?" [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31483 thread] on the Spyderco forum.

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C46 Bob Lum

2015-04-29T08:37:37Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The C46 Bob Lum is a custom collaboration model with a [[tanto]]-style blade designed by Bob Lum. The C46 was introduced in 1998 with titanium handles. Later variations have [[G-10]] handles. In 2004 the C46 was discontinued.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C46 Bob Lum appeared in the following [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ catalogs]:
* 2000 Spyderco Products (C46TI)
* 2001 Spyderco Products (C46G, C46GBK)
* 2002 Spyderco Products (C46GBK)
* 2003 Spyderco Products (C46GBK)

==Designer==

[[Bob Lum]]

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

* [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showpost.php?p=38428&postcount=10 Comment] by Sal on the Spyderco forum: Lum folding Tanto switching to VG-10 steel.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

Not listed.

==Variations==

The C46 Bob Lum is made in Seki-City, Japan and has
* [[Walker Liner Lock]]
* [[Tanto]]-style blade
* [[Hamaguri grind]] on tip (Also known as [[appleseed grind]])

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C46TI
|valign="top" |[[Ti]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]], [[PS]] 60/40
|valign="top" |[[ATS-55]]
|valign="top" |1998-2000
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD/TU]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C46G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]], [[PS]] 60/40
|valign="top" |[[ATS-55]]
|valign="top" |2001
|valign="top" |165.95$
|valign="top" |satin finished blade
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TU]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C46GBK
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]], [[PS]] 60/40
|valign="top" |[[ATS-55]] black
|valign="top" |2001-2002
|valign="top" |174.95$
|valign="top" |black blade
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TU]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C46GBK
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]], [[PS]]? 60/40
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]] black
|valign="top" |2002-2003
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |black blade
|valign="top" |N/A, less frequent than ATS-55
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TU]]
|valign="top" |
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

The PE Ti. version seems to be the most coveted by collectors.

===Questions regarding collecting the C46===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C46 Bob Lum:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C46
|align="right"|223mm
|align="right"|127mm
|align="right"|97mm
|align="right"|88mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|3mm
|align="right"|145g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C46 Bob Lum:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C46
|align="right"|8 3/4"
|align="right"|5"
|align="right"|3 13/16"
|align="right"|3 7/16"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|5.1oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==
{|
|-
|[[Image:C46GP_Bob_Lum_102_(Medium).JPG‎|left|thumb|320px|C46GP Bob Lum, opened, front side]]
|[[Image:C46GP_Bob_Lum_106_(Medium).JPG|right|thumb|320px|C46GP Bob Lum, closed, clip side]]
|}

<gallery>
Image:C46GPBK-front.jpg|C46GPBK front view
Image:C46GPBK-back.jpg|C46GPBK back view
Image:C46GPBK-top.jpg|C46GPBK top view
Image:C46GPBK-bottom.jpg|C46GPBK bottom view
</gallery>

See e.g. in the "Tribute to Bob Lum. Post pics of your Bob Lum knives" [http://spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30854 thread] on the Spyderco forum.

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C42 Howard Viele

2015-04-29T08:31:05Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The C42 Howard Viele was introduced in 1996, updated in 2000, and discontinued in 2003.

A smaller sized variant of the C42 was reissued in 2005 as the [[C97 Howard Viele II]].

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C42 Howard Viele appeared in the following [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ catalogs]:
* 1997 Spyderco Products
* 1998 Spyderco Products
* 1999 Spyderco Products
* 2000 Spyderco Products
* 2001 Spyderco Products
* 2002 Spyderco Products

==Designer==

[[Howard Viele]]

[[Howard Viele Makers mark]]

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

Not listed.

==Variations==

The C42 Howard Viele is made in Seki-City, Japan and has
* [[Walker Liner Lock]]

There are four main changes in the 2000 update<ref name="SF1">"New Viele vs old Viele" [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1089 thread] on the Spyderco forums.</ref>:
* VG-10 blade steel
* Eccentric pivot pin
* Back spacer with two pins
* Stop pin flush with the "bolster"

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C42
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |1996-1999
|valign="top" |139.95$ (?)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C42
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2000-2002
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

===Questions regarding collecting the C42===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C42 Howard Viele:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C42
|align="right"|197mm
|align="right"|111mm
|align="right"|86mm
|align="right"|83mm
|align="right"|8.7mm
|align="right"|3.2mm
|align="right"|108g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C42 Howard Viele:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C42
|align="right"|7 3/4"
|align="right"|4 3/8"
|align="right"|3 3/8"
|align="right"|3 1/4"
|align="right"|11/32"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|3.8oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==
{|
|-
|[[Image:Spydiewiki_viele_khalsa.jpg‎ |left|thumb|500px|From left to right: the C42 Howard Viele and the C40 Jot Singh Khalsa]]
|valign="top" |[[Image:Spydiewiki_viele_khalsa_closed.jpg|left|thumb|500px|From left to right: the C42 and C40 closed]]
|}

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C42 Howard Viele

2015-04-29T08:30:42Z

Henning: /* Designer */

The C42 Howard Viele was introduced in 1996, updated in 2000, and discontinued in 2003.

A smaller sized variant of the C42 was reissued in 2005 as the [[C97 Howard Viele II]].

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C42 Howard Viele appeared in the following [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ catalogs]:
* 1997 Spyderco Products
* 1998 Spyderco Products
* 1999 Spyderco Products
* 2000 Spyderco Products
* 2001 Spyderco Products
* 2002 Spyderco Products

==Designer==

[[Howard Viele]]

[[Howard Viele Makers mark]]

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

Not listed.

==Variations==

The C42 Howard Viele is made in Seki-City, Japan and has
* [[Walker Liner Lock]]

There are four main changes in the 2000 update<ref name="SF1">"New Viele vs old Viele" [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1089 thread] on the Spyderco forums.</ref>:
* VG-10 blade steel
* Eccentric pivot pin
* Back spacer with two pins
* Stop pin flush with the "bolster"

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C42
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |1996-1999
|valign="top" |139.95$ (?)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C42
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2000-2002
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|}

==Most collectible variation==

===Questions regarding collecting the C42===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C42 Howard Viele:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C42
|align="right"|197mm
|align="right"|111mm
|align="right"|86mm
|align="right"|83mm
|align="right"|8.7mm
|align="right"|3.2mm
|align="right"|108g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C42 Howard Viele:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C42
|align="right"|7 3/4"
|align="right"|4 3/8"
|align="right"|3 3/8"
|align="right"|3 1/4"
|align="right"|11/32"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|3.8oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==
{|
|-
|[[Image:Spydiewiki_viele_khalsa.jpg‎ |left|thumb|500px|From left to right: the C42 Howard Viele and the C40 Jot Singh Khalsa]]
|valign="top" |[[Image:Spydiewiki_viele_khalsa_closed.jpg|left|thumb|500px|From left to right: the C42 and C40 closed]]
|}

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C40 Jot Singh Khalsa

2015-04-29T08:30:11Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The C40 Jot Singh Khalsa was introduced in 1997 and discontinued in 1999 due to production problems from the maker.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C40 Khalsa appeared in the following catalogs:
* 1997 Spyderco Product Guide
* 1998 Spyderco Product Guide
* 1999 Spyderco Product Guide
* [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/2013MidYearCatalog.pdf 2013 Spyderco Mid-Year Supplement] ([[sprintrun]])

==Designer==

Jot Singh Khalsa

[[Jot Singh Khalsa Makers mark]] on front where the [[Bug]] usually goes.

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

Jot and Sal discuss some interesting [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?31148-Jot-Singh-Khalsa-question history] behind the knife and the possibility of re-introducing it into the lineup (as of 2012, this still has not happened).

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

Predates the online catalog. From the 1997 Product Guide:

''The exotic yet functional bladeware of this veteran knife artist is sought by discriminating knife collectors worldwide. In his recent collaborative effort with Spyderco, Jot Singh Khalsa creates a novel piece with superior comfort and ergonomic control. The geometrically shaped scales are formed of black Micarta and house full stainless steel liners with a textured Linerlock. The blade enjoys incomparably fluid action and lends itself well to general cutting tasks. The Spyderco Trademark Round Hole in the blade is very pronounced, creating a "hump" along the spine that gives this tool the feel of a cross-guard. Despite its robust design, the Spyderco/Khalsa collaboration is light enough for everyday carry. Overall, this unique piece reflects Khalsa's dedication to exceptional beauty and Spyderco's commitment to unmatched functionality.''

==Variations==

The C40 Jot Singh Khalsa is made in Seki-City, Japan and has

*[[Walker Liner Lock]].
*pronounced "hump" on the spine

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C40P
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1997-1999
|valign="top" |134.95$ (1999)
|valign="top" |Rc 58-60
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Flat Saber grind]]
|valign="top" |Polished Stainless
|valign="top" |[[LH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C40S
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1997-1999
|valign="top" |134.95$ (1999)
|valign="top" |Rc 58-60
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Flat Saber grind]]
|valign="top" |Polished Stainless
|valign="top" |[[LH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C40GP
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |Oct. 2013
|valign="top" |299.95$ (2013)
|valign="top" |[[sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |1200
|valign="top" |[[Flat Saber grind]]
|valign="top" |Polished Stainless
|valign="top" |[[LH/RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

The original first run numbered PE is believed to be the most collectible variant.

===Questions regarding collecting the C40===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C40 Jot Singh Khalsa:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C40
|align="right"|178mm
|align="right"|111mm
|align="right"|76mm
|align="right"|65mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|3.2mm
|align="right"|99g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C40 Jot Singh Khalsa:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C40
|align="right"|7"
|align="right"|4 3/8"
|align="right"|3"
|align="right"|2 9/16"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|3.5oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

==Weblinks==

==Related Articles==

Custom Tacticals [http://customtacticals.com/2007/09/17/spyderco-jot-singh-khalsa-knife/ review]

Khalsa's [http://www.khalsakirpans.com/ homepage]

== Pictures ==

[[Image:C40_Khalsa_G-10.jpg|C40GP Jot Singh Khalsa sprintrun]]

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C39 Dyad Jr.

2015-04-29T08:29:11Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

The two-bladed C39 Dyad Jr. was introduced in 1997. Initially named ''Gemini'' ( [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/misc-flyer.pdf link] ) then ''Mini Dyad'', in 1998 the name was changed to ''Dyad Jr.''. In 1999 a variation with [[FRN]] handles, named ''Dyad Jr. Lightweight'', was introduced.
Related articles: [[C44 Dyad]] and [[C112 Micro Dyad]]

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C39 Mini Dyad was listed in the 1998 [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ Spyderco product catalog].

The C39 Dyad Jr. was listed in the 1999 and 2000 (Dealer only) [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ Spyderco product catalogs].

The C39 Dyad Jr. Lightweight was listed in the 2000, 2001, and 2002 [http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ Spyderco product catalogs].

==Designer==

Spyderco

==History, mentionings etc. from the forums==

* History notes by "vampyrewolf" and a short listing of the Dyad types by "The Deacon" can be found in the [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7534 Mini Dyad Jr.] thread in the Spyderco forum.

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

C39P&SBG:
"''The long awaited revival of the Dyad Jr. dual-bladed folder is here as a Spyderco Sprint Run. Spyderco Sprint Runs often re-release a previously discontinued knife model for only a short time and in a limited number. The original Dyad Jr. was released in 1999, discontinued shortly afterward with knife enthusiasts calling for its return ever since.''

''Dyad Jr. offers the best of both worlds with two VG-10 stainless blades both slightly longer than two-inches, each opening via a Spyderco Round Hole. There is a hollow ground SpyderEdge Sheepfoot blade, and a flat ground PlainEdge clip-point blade. Serrated from the tip to the tang, the Sheepfoot blade is for hard cutting and the separation of fibrous and coarse materials. The straight edge clip-point blade makes short work of intricate and precise cutting. Both blades combined provide over four-inches of cutting power efficiently packaged in a folder slightly longer than three-inches. A by-pass lock design locks each blade open independently and releases it to close when the lock-bar that lines up with the blade is depressed. A blue/gray FRN (fiberglass reinforced nylon) handle houses both blades inside a lightweight ergonomic shell that is easy to carry in a pocket and comes without a clip.''"<ref name="2011 catalog">The C39P&SBG Dyad Jr. in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=667 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

==Variations==

The C39 are made in Seki-City, Japan and have
* a [[clip point]] shaped plain edge blade,
* a [[sheepfoot]] shaped serrated edge blade, and
* two independent [[Back Lock]]s.

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C39P&S
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] plus [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1997-1998
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |Mini Dyad
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]] plus [[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Metal (polished?)
|valign="top" |PE blade view: [[LH]], [[TU]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|C39P&S
|Black [[Micarta]]
|[[PE]] plus [[SE]]
|[[ATS-55]]
|1998-2000
|85.95$
|Dyad Jr.
|N/A
|[[Full Flat]] plus [[Hollow]]
|Metal black
|PE blade view: [[LH]], [[TU]]
|

|-
|C39P&SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]] plus [[SE]]
|[[ATS-55]]
|1999-2002
|69.95$
|Dyad Jr. Lightweight
|N/A
|[[Full Flat]] plus [[Hollow]]
|[[No clip]]
|N/A
|

|-
|C39P&SGR
|Green [[FRN]]
|[[PE]] plus [[SE]]
|[[ATS-55]]
|?
|?
|Dyad Jr. Lightweight, looks like blue
|?
|[[Full Flat]] plus [[Hollow]]
|[[No clip]]
|N/A
|

|-
|C39P&SBRG
|Burgundy [[FRN]]
|[[PE]] plus [[SE]]
|[[ATS-55]]
|2000?
|?
|Dyad Jr. Lightweight
|?
|[[Full Flat]] plus [[Hollow]]
|[[No clip]]
|N/A
|
|-
|C39P&SBG
|Blue/Gray [[FRN]]
|[[PE]] plus [[SE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|2011
|109.95$
|Sprint Run
|?
|[[Full Flat]] plus [[Hollow]]
|[[No clip]]
|N/A
|?
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

The Green and Burgundy [[FRN]] Dyad Jr. Lightweight were produced in low numbers.
There also exist a few of the Micarta C39 with a mislabeled box, reading DIAD jr. Instead of DYAD jr. Which might add to collectability of that particular model.

===Questions regarding collecting the C39===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Overall length measurements done with one opened blade.

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C39 Dyad Jr.:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variations'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge [[PE]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge [[SE]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C39 Dyad Jr. (Mini Dyad)
|align="right"|137mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|57mm
|align="right"|52mm
|align="right"|52mm
|align="right"|8mm
|align="right"|2mm
|align="right"|45g
|-
|align="right"|C39 Dyad Jr. Lightweight
|align="right"|143mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|57mm
|align="right"|54mm
|align="right"|56mm
|align="right"|10mm
|align="right"|2mm
|align="right"|42.5g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C39 Dyad Jr.:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variations'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge [[PE]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge [[SE]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C39 Dyad Jr. (Mini Dyad)
|align="right"|5 3/8"
|align="right"|3 3/32"
|align="right"|2 1/4"
|align="right"|2"
|align="right"|2"
|align="right"|5/16"
|align="right"|5/64"
|align="right"|1.6oz
|-
|align="right"|C39 Dyad Jr. Lightweight
|align="right"|5 5/8"
|align="right"|3 3/32"
|align="right"|2 1/4"
|align="right"|2 1/8"
|align="right"|2 3/16"
|align="right"|3/8"
|align="right"|5/64"
|align="right"|1.5oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==

<gallery>
image:C39_Dyadjr_Micarta.JPG|C39
image:C39_Dyadjr_Black.JPG|C39BK
image:C39_Dyadjr_Green2.JPG|C39GR
Image:C39_Dyadjr_Burgundy2.JPG|C39BRG
</gallery>

See also the [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7534 Mini Dyad Jr.] thread in the Spyderco forum.

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

Collectors club

2015-04-29T08:10:28Z

Henning: /* 2009 Update */

The Spyderco collectors club is an offer to collectors of Spyderco knives.
The collectors club gives you the possibility to receive all Spyderco knives made, with your number on them.
There is of today 200 available numbers opposed to before 1997<ref>NOT Absolute information, but our best guess</ref> when only 100 numbers were available.
The numbers before 2000 were engraved the traditional way, sometime in 2001 that changed to laser engraving.<ref>We have established that the C13PBK Pro-grip had engraved numbers and the C71 Salsa had the number laser engraved. This leads us to believe that the change happened about 2000. If you have an earlier knife with the number lasered or a newer knife with the number engraved, please email us</ref>
The Variant- designator is believed to have been added when the club was increased from 100 to 200 numbers in 1997<ref>Again NOT Absolute information, but our best guess. If you have a knife from before 1997 with a Variant- designation, please e-mail us</ref>.

The Collector chooses a number from the list of open ones and then choose from the possibilities below.

As of today there's two possible ways to be a member of the collectors club:

1. All variants- The collector receives one of every variation of knife made by Spyderco. In practical terms this means that if Spyderco makes a knife with 2 types of handle and both types of handle in 3 different edges, the collector will receive 6 knives.

So, when the [[C106 Tasman Salt]] was released, the all variants collectors got the following:

[[Image:Tasman group shot.jpg|600px]]

2. [[Main]] models only- The collector receives new SKU's only, and the model of that SKU that Spyderco decides is the main model. Continuing with the picture above, the [[Main]] collectors would only get the Black SE model of the C106 as that was the main model.

Exceptions:

*The Mule- team knives had the MT01 (See [[MT Mule Team]] for details) in 52100- steel as the [[Main]], and then all collectors got to choose wheter to receive all the others. The others will then be marked with the collectornumber and a V for [[Variant]].

*The [[C92 Kopa]] had the Black Micarta C92BMP as main and all collectors got to chose if they wanted that single one or all variants.

Collectors knives will be numbered with a collector number 059 for instance, and then the variants will have a 059V if the collector chooses to receive all variants (as in the picture above).

==Oddities:==

*When Spyderco released the Hossom series of Fixed blades, the [[FB16 Jerry Hossom Forester]] was the main, and the remainding three knives in the series, although they had different SKU's, where considered variants due to the fact that they only differed in size.

*The [[C120 Mariner Salt]] was a [[Variant]] in the collector program even if it had a new [[SKU]]. This was because it was a reissue of an older model, namely the [[C02 Mariner]].

==2009 Update==

In 2009, the Spyderco Collectors Club was updated. Additional details can be found in [http://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=39442 this thread on the Spyderco forums].

'''Spyderco Collector Program'''

'''Definitions:'''

'''Main Piece:'''
* A new model number: C101, C102, etc.
* A design sequence number: Manix2, Delica4, etc.
* Will be a PlainEdge (unless it is only being produced with an edge configuration other than PlainEdge

'''Variation:'''
* A different color handle, materials (handle and blade), edge configurations, trainers, etc

'''Sprint:'''
* Anything produced by Spyderco in a limited production quantity, announced ahead of time as a Sprint Run and in what quantity it will be produced

'''Set:'''
* Anything planned and produced by Spyderco in a limited production quantity AND more than one in the series: Mule Team, Kopa, etc

'''Collector Enrollment Levels:'''

''Bronze Collector:''
* Receives Main Pieces Only
* Does NOT receive Sprints or Variations
* Does NOT receive Sets unless added on (see below)

''Silver Collector:''
* Receives Main Pieces
* Receives Sprints
* Does NOT receive all variations
* Does NOT receive Sets unless added on (see below)

''Gold Collector:''
* Receives Main Pieces
* Receives Sprints
* Receives Variations
* Does not receive Sets unless added on (see below)

'''Optional Add ons:'''
''Sets:'' Sets like Mule Teams, Kopas, etc. will be offered separately for the collector to take all of the set.
This will be offered at the time the collector signs up based on any sets in progress or will be offered as Spyderco introduces a new set

==References==

<references/>

===Categories===
[[category:Collectors club]]

C36 Military

2015-04-29T08:01:29Z

Henning:

The C36 Military was introduced in 1996 and was the first production knife with a particle-metallurgy blade ([[CPM-440V]]).

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C36 Military appeared in the following catalogs ([http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ older], [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/download.php newer]):

* all Spyderco catalogs since 1997: C36G
* all Spyderco catalogs since 2005: C36GBK
* 2009 Spyderco catalog: C36 Digital Camo
* 2006 Spyderco Sprint Runs flyer: C36CFBGP
* 2008 Spyderco Sprint Runs: C36CF90VP
* 2009 Spyderco Mid-Year Product Guide Supplement: C36GOR

==Designer==

[[Sal Glesser]]

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

A comment from Sal made on the Spyderco forums regarding Steels:
''We were the first to use CPM steels in production (Military)''<ref>Post containing comment can be found [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showpost.php?s=a7207c385113785807dccbea73c5227b&p=25771&postcount=2 here]</ref>

* "Forum Military Review" [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=786 thread] on the Spyderco forum. Discussion about the C36 2000 Spyderco Forum knife.
* "Black Blade Military" [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4623 thread] on the Spyderco forum. Discussion about the early black coated C36.
* "MILITARY KNIFE IMPROVEMENTS" [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1599 thread] on the Spyderco forum. Discussion about the improvements done to the Military model before 2001.
* Historic [http://knife-collecting.com/interest.htm#MILITARY notes] on "UK-Ken's knife-collecting page.
* An interesting note on Glow-in-the-dark and Tritium vials on the original military prototype is found here<ref>[http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showpost.php?p=491667&postcount=8 Notes on GITD in the Spyderco forums by Sal]</ref>

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

C36G:

"''A cornerstone in Spyderco's Save and Serve line up, the Military Model came about after someone asked Spyderco's owner Sal Glesser, "If your son were going into the military what folding knife would you send him with?" For certain, it had to meet the requirements of a high-performance, light-weight folder designed for hard use.''

''Since the steel is the spirit of the knife, CPM-S30V with almost 2% carbon seemed the logical choice for the blade given its reputation for long-term edge retention and rust resistance. The 'Millie' has a modified clip-point blade laser cut with a 14 mm Spyderco Round Hole for quick deployment and for use with gloves. Texturing above the hole hold the thumb in contact with the blade's spine during cutting for confident control over the sharpened edge. The handle scales are G-10 with the lock's liner nested (inlayed) directly into the scale, pumping up lock strength without the addition of bulky liners. Spacers between the scales create a gap running the handle's full length exposing the inside workings for inspection and cleaning. The handle flares slightly at the front end creating a finger choil and at the butt end, which keeps the knife from slipping forward or backward in the hand while sawing or making tough or aggressive cuts. A contoured black metal clip is set for right-hand tip-down carry.''"<ref name="current catalog">The C36G Military in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=19 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

See also:
C36GBK
<ref name="current catalog2">The C36GBK Military in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=114 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>,
C36GCMO
<ref name="current catalog3">The C36GCMO Military in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=362 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>,
C36CMOBK
<ref name="current catalog4">The C36CMOBK Military in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=387 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>,
C36CF90
<ref name="current catalog5">The C36CF90 Military in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=326 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>,
C36GOR
<ref name="current catalog6">The C36GOR Military in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=397 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>.

==Variations==

The C36 Military is made in Golden, U.S.A, and has
* [[Walker Liner Lock]]
* Modified [[Clip Point Blade]]
* metal clip, right hand carry, tip-down

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C36G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[ATS-34]]
|valign="top" |1996-1999
|valign="top" |174.95$ (1996)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36GBK
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[ATS-34]] black coated
|valign="top" |1996-1997?
|valign="top" |199.95$ (1996?)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-440V]]
|valign="top" |1996-2001
|valign="top" |(1996), 199.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |1996-2001; "MILITARY" & place of production on blade; 1998: many improvements done, incl. a slightly curved, strengthened clip with 3 mounting screws
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36GBK
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]? [[SE]]?
|valign="top" |[[CPM-440V]] black coated
|valign="top" |late 90s?
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[PS]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-440V]]
|valign="top" |2001-2003
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |"MILITARY" on blade, place of production on Ricasso
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36G
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[PS]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-S30V]]
|valign="top" |2004-
|valign="top" |157.95$ (2004), 219.95$ (2009)
|valign="top" |2004-only: "MILITARY" on blade. [[PS]] discontinued in 2013.
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36GBK
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[PS]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-S30V]] black coated
|valign="top" |2005-
|valign="top" |239.95$ (2009)
|valign="top" |[[PS]] discontinued in 2013.
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36GPCMO
|valign="top" |Digital Camo [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-S30V]]
|valign="top" |2009-
|valign="top" |219.95$ (2009)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36GPCMOBK
|valign="top" |Digital Camo [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-S30V]] black coated
|valign="top" |2009-
|valign="top" |239,95 (2009)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36G (Forum 2000)
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]], bug on handle
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-440V]]
|valign="top" |2000
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |"MILITARY" & "Spyderco Forum 2000" on blade and a [[MOP]] [[Bug]] inlay in the handle
|valign="top" |500
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36CFP
|valign="top" |Black [[CF]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-S30V]]
|valign="top" |2005
|valign="top" |259.95$
|valign="top" |Limited
|valign="top" |400
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36CFBGP
|valign="top" |Black [[CF]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[BG-42]]
|valign="top" |2006
|valign="top" |279.95$
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |1500
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36FGD2P
|valign="top" |Foliage Green [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-D2]]
|valign="top" |2007
|valign="top" |189.95$
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36CF90VP
|valign="top" |Black [[CF]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-S90V]]
|valign="top" |2008
|valign="top" |319.95$
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |ca. 1000
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36GPOR
|valign="top" |Orange [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-S30V]]
|valign="top" |2009-2010
|valign="top" |219.95$
|valign="top" |Limited. Originally slated as a [[sprintrun]], it proved so popular that Spyderco turned it into a production piece, causing some controversy between the collectors who bought the sprint for exclusivity and those that were able to acquire one at reasonable prices due to the expanded quantity produced.
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]

|-
|valign="top" |C36TIP
|valign="top" |GAl4V [[Ti]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-S30V]]
|valign="top" |2010-
|valign="top" |349.95$
|valign="top" |Reeve [[Integral Lock]]
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]

|-
|valign="top" |C36GTIP
|valign="top" |Black [[G-10]]/[[Ti]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-M4]]
|valign="top" |2010
|valign="top" |299.95$
|valign="top" |Reeve [[Integral Lock]], Knifeworks [[Exclusive]]
|valign="top" |500
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]

|-
|valign="top" |C36TIF
|valign="top" |Fluted [[Ti]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-S30V]]
|valign="top" |2011-
|valign="top" |399.95$ (2011)
|valign="top" |Reeve [[Integral Lock]], first run (less than 200) do not have steel lock bar insert. Originally heat-anodized by a torch that produced a multi-colored finish that included blue, purple, bronze and grey variations (often all within the same knife), but was prone to warping scales. Switched to an electrical anodizing sometime in 2012 that produces a consistent, even blue. Around mid-2013, Spyderco announced that due to difficulties in the coloring process, they would be dropping the coloring process altogether and that the knife would now have a natural titanium finish. These first started shipping Oct. 2013.
|valign="top" |Limited production
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]

|-
|valign="top" |C36GBNXHP
|valign="top" |Brown [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CTS-XHP]]
|valign="top" |summer 2011
|valign="top" |229.95$ (2011)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |1000
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]

|-
|valign="top" |C36CFM390P
|valign="top" |Peel Ply [[Carbon Fiber]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[M390]]
|valign="top" |2012
|valign="top" |319.95$ (2012) 219.95$ retail
|valign="top" |Knifeworks.com [[Exclusive]]
|valign="top" |800
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]

|-
|valign="top" |C36GPBL
|valign="top" |"Smurf" Blue [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-S90V]]
|valign="top" |July 2013
|valign="top" |269.95$ (2013)
|valign="top" |Bento Box Shop [[Exclusive]]. CQI introduces a stepped pivot on this model with torx head on both sides.<ref>Military gets a stepped pivot.[http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1108330-Stepped-pivot-on-the-Military]</ref>
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]

|-
|valign="top" |XXC36GPBL
|valign="top" |"Smurf" Blue [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-S90V]]
|valign="top" |July 2013
|valign="top" |199.95$ (2013)
|valign="top" |Bento Box Shop [[Exclusive]]. Factory 2nd offered through Bento Box Shop.
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |

|-
|valign="top" |C36GPGY
|valign="top" |Grey [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[Cru-Wear]]
|valign="top" |Oct. 2013
|valign="top" |239.95$ (2013)
|valign="top" |[[Sprintrun]]
|valign="top" |1200
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]

|-
|valign="top" |C36CFTIP
|valign="top" |Black Peel Ply [[CF]]/[[Ti]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CPM-S90V]]
|valign="top" |2015
|valign="top" |$279.95 (street), $399.95 (MSRP)
|valign="top" |Knifeworks dealer [[Exclusive]], one of three exclusives set to be released in: late 2015, early or mid 2016. Uses Reeve [[Integral Lock]].
|valign="top" |1200
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]

|-
|valign="top" |C36GGRP
|valign="top" |Dark Green [[G-10]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[CTS-204P]]
|valign="top" |2015
|valign="top" |$199.95 (street), $269.95 (MSRP)
|valign="top" |Knifeworks dealer [[Exclusive]], one of three exclusives set to be released in: late 2015, early or mid 2016.
|valign="top" |1200
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |Silver [[Triangle military clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |[[Variant]]
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

===Questions regarding collecting the C36===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C36 Military:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C36 (G-10)
|align="right"|241mm
|align="right"|140mm
|align="right"|102mm
|align="right"|94mm
|align="right"|14mm
|align="right"|4mm
|align="right"|120g
|-
|align="right"|C36CFBGP
|align="right"|241mm
|align="right"|140mm
|align="right"|102mm
|align="right"|94mm
|align="right"|14mm
|align="right"|4mm
|align="right"|120g
|-
|align="right"|C36CF90VP
|align="right"|241mm
|align="right"|140mm
|align="right"|102mm
|align="right"|94mm
|align="right"|14mm
|align="right"|4mm
|align="right"|115g
|-
|align="right"|C36CFM390P
|align="right"|241mm
|align="right"|140mm
|align="right"|102mm
|align="right"|94mm
|align="right"|14mm
|align="right"|4mm
|align="right"|115g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C36 Military:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C36 (G-10)
|align="right"|9 1/2"
|align="right"|5 1/2"
|align="right"|4"
|align="right"|3 11/16"
|align="right"|9/16"
|align="right"|5/32"
|align="right"|4.2oz
|-
|align="right"|C36CFBGP
|align="right"|9 1/2"
|align="right"|5 1/2"
|align="right"|4"
|align="right"|3 11/16"
|align="right"|9/16"
|align="right"|5/32"
|align="right"|4.25oz
|-
|align="right"|C36CF90VP
|align="right"|9 1/2"
|align="right"|5 1/2"
|align="right"|4"
|align="right"|3 11/16"
|align="right"|9/16"
|align="right"|5/32"
|align="right"|4oz
|-
|align="right"|C36CFM390P
|align="right"|9 1/2"
|align="right"|5 1/2"
|align="right"|4"
|align="right"|3 11/16"
|align="right"|9/16"
|align="right"|5/32"
|align="right"|4oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==

See e.g. the "Miltary, Military, Military!" [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31618 thread] on the Spyderco forum.

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C35 Q

2015-04-29T08:00:50Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

C35 "Q" was created to be very lightweight. The scales and blade are "skeletonized". Simple to construct and easy to have different blades designs. Introduced in 1996 it was awarded [[Blade magazine]]'s knife of the year. Production started in 1997 with the Spyderco [[Bug]] in the blade and continued for a few years. The initial name for the Q was the ''Silhouette''.

== Appearance in catalogs ==

* Ironstone Product Guide 1996
* Spyderco Product Guide 1997
* Spyderco Product Guide 1998
* Spyderco Product Guide 1999

== Designer ==

[[Sal Glesser]]

== History, mentionings from the forums etc. ==

''Why the Q?''

Built to be very lightweight (34g or 1.2 oz) the Q also brought a small and rather inexpensive platform for customization and since many blade designs were possible, it would become a marketing tool for companies. It would also be used to recognize employees for various companies and given away as prizes and the such.

''Innovations''

New Patent was for the "spring lock". Essentially a formed piece of wire that rests in the scales and the wire fits into a notch in the blade tang that locks it in the open or closed position.
The clip was also formed piece of wire that was located in holes in the scales. The holes were constructed for 4-way carry.

''Construction''

The Q was designed to be as simple as possible, with the final design using only 8 parts (9 parts in the 2nd gen):

• 1 one-piece molded handle

• 1 blade

• 1 pivot pin

• 1 pivot pin screw

• 2 blade bushings

• 1 SpringClip

• 1 SpringLock

• 1 SpringLock retaining pin (2nd gen only)

== Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web ==

== Variations ==
Initially the FRN handle was built in a 'sculpted' design. Where the scale was a little wider in the middle and narrower at the top and bottom. The next generation of handle the sides were flat. Also an additional pin was added at the top of the scales near the lock.
It is unknown exactly how many variations of blade design were created. There exists pictures for more than 50 blade variables. Many were done with different color handles.
Quantities also varied greatly between variations. From [[Prototype]]s where 1 or 2 exist, very small quantities of 25 up to thousands for companies like REI and EMS.
[[SE]] is the most common edge although [[PE]] was available as requested by the companies ordering them. They can vary for each company, some varieties included both edge configurations. [[CE]] was also available, but rarely seen on the regular blade. A [[Sheepfoot Blade]] was available on two versions (''New York Custom Knife Show'' and ''Wilderness Medicine Outfitters''). A [[Sheepfoot Blade]] was done in a solid blade (a blade without any cutouts) and made in various colors, but not for general sale.
The C35 Q was available in the following [[FRN]] colors: Black, Red, Green, Grey and Blue. Below we've tried to list the different variations as far as we know. If you know of others, please let us know [mailto:spydiewi@spydiewiki.comSubject=Knifeinfo%20C35 here]

Special thanks to Spyderco forum members Chris (boxer93) for maintaining a [http://home.comcast.net/~boxer93/q2.html Q website] and Paul (The Deacon) for his [http://paulberetta.com/C35%20Gallery/index.html Q page], as well as David Jung (spyderwa?) for [http://www.angelfire.com/trek/spyderwa/ his site] and Dan (Qcrazy) for all his informative emails and pictures.

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996-1997
|29.95$ (1996)
|Regular ''spider-web'' with [[Bug]] in blade, 1st Gen 3D handle. [[PE]] much less common than [[SE]]
|36,000+ ([[PE]] and [[SE]], both generations)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996-1997
|29.95$ (1996)
|Regular ''spider-web'' with [[Bug]] in blade, 1st Gen 3D handle
|36,000+ (PE & SE, both generations)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|Regular ''spider-web'' with [[Bug]] in blade, 1st Gen 3D handle. All metal parts coated black.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1997-1999
|49.95$ (1998)
|Regular ''spider-web'' with [[Bug]] in blade, 2nd Gen flat handle and cross pin above lock. [[PE]] much less common than [[SE]]
|36,000+ (PE & SE, both generations)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|[[Variant]]

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1997-1999
|49.95$ (1998)
|Regular ''spider-web'' with [[Bug]] in blade, 2nd Gen flat handle and cross pin above lock
|36,000+ (PE & SE, both generations)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBKSLD ''SOLID Q''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|Solid blade, flat handle. Also used SKU ''C35SBK'' without the ''SLD'' suffix.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35S RED ''SCOTCH BRIGHT''
|Red [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|Solid blade, flat handle. Alt. blade finish.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35S RED ''TUMBLE POLISH''
|Red [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|Solid blade, flat handle. Alt. blade finish.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35S
|Green [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|Solid blade, flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''ace case''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''ACE Case Co.''' with ''Ace of spades'' logo cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Advertising Products Co.''' with "''D Edwards''" cutout in manuscript letters.
|106
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Anchorage Fire Dept.''' ''Maltese Cross'' with ''flames'' cutout.
|75
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Anchorage Fire Dept.''' ''Maltese Cross'' cutout with "Anchorage Fire Dept." engraved
|100
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Bever''' outdoor store, Netherlands. ''Beaver'' image with the word ''bever'' cutout. 3D handle.
|113
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''BLADE MAGAZINE''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Blade''' logo on ''radiating lines'' (from the hole) cutout. Each one is numbered. 3D handle.
|1925
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''BLADE MAGAZINE''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Blade''' logo on ''radiating lines'' (from the hole) cutout. All metal parts anodized gold. Made for Spyderco employees. Not numbered, 3D handle.
|[http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?37399-boxer93-s-Qs&p=485172#post485172 20]
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''BLADE 25TH ANNIVERSARY''
|Grey [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Blade''' (magazine) 25th Anniversary, with ''Blade'' and ''25'' cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Blue Ridge Knives''', with ''skull and crossbones'' (Jolly Roger) cutout. Flat handle.
|300
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Bob's Gun Shop''' ''triangle'' cutout with "Men's Status, Tactics, Arms Dexteritum" engraved.
|49
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PSBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[CE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Cabelas''' cutout. Flat handle.
|501
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Cairns''' (leather manufacturer) cutout, with "Leather Since 1836" engraved below. 3D handle.
|940
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Calahan Construction''' script letter "''Calahan''" cutout. Flat handle.
|107
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Calif. Assn. of Nurses''' "''CRNA''" cutout.
|56
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Carter Custom Weaponry''' with ''speeding bullet'' through ''CCW'' logo cutout. Flat handle.
|50
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''CICCC''' (Club International des Collectionneurs de Couteaux Customs) cutout. Along with the ''SICAC'' version, was made for the French cutlery club [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?59-quot-Q-quot-blade-variants&p=15224#post15224 ''La passion des cuoteaux''].3D handle.
|400
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Coca Cola''' [[Prototype]] with (1) ''Coca-Cola'' script cutout and (1) ''Coca-Cola'' block letters cutout.
|~2
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Coors''' [[Prototype]] with ''Coors and mountain logo'' and ''sunburst'' cutout. Presented to Coors Brewing Company, who responded with a cease and desist order. 3D handle.
|~2
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD]] [[RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[420V]]
|
|
|'''Crucible Metals''' with ''CM'' logo cutout. Given to employees. Only Q made with 420V steel. Flat handle.
|107
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Denver Police Protection Agency''' engraved ''badge'' among 4 ''diagonal bars'' cutout.
|50
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''The Discovery Channel''' [[Prototype]]
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Ducks Unlimited''' with ''mallard head'' cutout. Flat handle.
|12 (?)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35S
|Green [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Ducks Unlimited''' with ''mallard head'' cutout. Green flat handle.
|12 (?)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Eastern Mountain Sports''' with ''EMS'' logo cutout. 3D handle.
|2280
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Eddie Bauer''' [[Prototype]]
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Edwin A. Flak''' profile of ''two faces looking at each other'' cutout.
|52
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''ELSEE''' solid blade with "ELSEE, Pearland, TX" laser engraved. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Ferrari''' [[Prototype]] with ''prancing horse'' logo cutout.
|~2
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Foxcross Farms''' stylized letters cutout.
|75
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Fred Meyer''' with ''arched fish'' cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Grey [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Fred Meyer''' with ''arched fish'' cutout. Grey flat handle.
|600
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''G. Sakai''' cutout. 3D handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''GBC''' logo and ''sunburst'' cutout. A Colorado-based laser cutting company that cut the Q blades for Spyderco. Flat handle.
|[http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?5370-C35-Q-quot-GBC-quot&p=56928#post56928 ~500]
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''GUN GAMES''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Gun Games''' (magazine) logo cutout. 3D handle.
|153
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK ''HK''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Heckler and Koch''' with ''HK'' logo cutout, relatively few PE exist. Flat handle.
|2135 (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''HK''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Heckler and Koch''' with ''HK'' logo cutout. Flat handle.
|2135 (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Hilti''' [[Prototype]]
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''HL Dalis NYC''' ''Statue of Liberty'' cutout.
|100
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Hugh M Woods''' Lumber Co. ''arrow'' logo cutout. 3D handle.
|575
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''JP TOOL''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''J.P. Tool''' cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''John Larkin Coffee''' with ''steaming coffee cup'' cutout.
|100
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Kanga Company''' ''Kanga'' stylized letters among ''diagonal bars'' cutout. 3D handle.
|77
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''KN Telecom''' cutout. Flat handle.
|133
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Knife Magazine G. Sakai''' ''"KNIFE"'' on ''curving bars'' cutout.
|300 (?)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK ''KONA''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|
|'''Kona''' Hawaii, ''marlin'' cutout with "Kona '98" engraved. Flat handle.
|600 (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''KONA''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|
|'''Kona''' Hawaii, ''marlin'' cutout with "Kona '98" engraved. Flat handle.
|600 (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35S ''KONA''
|Red [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|
|'''Kona''' Hawaii, ''marlin'' cutout with "Kona '98" engraved. Red flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|1999
|
|'''Kona''' Hawaii, ''volcano and lava'' with ''sun'' cutout with "Kona '99" engraved. Flat handle.
|600 (?)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Leed Tool''' logo cutout. 3D handle.
|200
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Liberty Safes''' script ''"LIBERTY SAFES"'' on ''diagonal bars'' cutout.
|100
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Lotus''' [[Prototype]] with ''Lotus logo'' cutout.
|1
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''M.I. Overseas''' ''"MI"'' in ''rectangular box'' cutout.
|60
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Magnum Research''' ''flying eagle'' and "''MRI''" cutout. Flat handle.
|102
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Masque Sound of NYC''' with ''theater mask'' cutout.
|100
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Mercedes Benz''' [[Prototype]] ''three-prong star'' logo cutout.
|2
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Messer Klötzli''' "''Klötzli''" cutout, stamped with "150 JAHRE" (trans: 150 years). 3D handle.
|171
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Metal Finishing Systems''' block letters "''MFS''" inside ''3D hexagon'' cutout. 3D handle.
|84
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''MIT Inkjet''' italicized block letters with three ''inkjet nozzles'' cutout. Made for a Swedish firm making inkjet heads for large scale printers. 3D handle.
|Maximum 200 total PE and SE<ref>Number given in personal email to author from former Swedish importer</ref>
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''MIT Inkjet''' italicized block letters with three ''inkjet nozzles'' cutout. Made for a Swedish firm making inkjet heads for large scale printers. 3D handle.
|Maximum 200 total PE and SE<ref>Number given in personal email to author from former Swedish importer</ref>
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''Moteng #3''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|49.95$
|'''Moteng''', with five upper and five lower ''interweaving curved bars'' cutout. Various similar patterns were made. Flat handle.
|500 (total [[SE]], [[CE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PSBK ''Moteng #3''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[CE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|49.95$
|'''Moteng''', with five upper and five lower ''interweaving curved bars'' cutout. Sold through Ironstone catalog. Various similar patterns were made. Flat handle.
|500 (total [[SE]], [[CE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''National Rifle Association''' [[Prototype]] with "''NRA''" and ''streamers'' cutout. 3D handle.
|2
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Neosho Industrial Supply''' "''NIS INC''" with ''cloverleaf'' cutout. 3D handle.
|103
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK ''New York''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996
|
|'''New York Custom Knife Show''' (1997) with "''New York''" and a ''knife'' cutout. [[Sheepfoot]] blade, 3D handle.
|280 (total [[PE]], [[SE]], and [[CE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''New York''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996
|
|'''New York Custom Knife Show''' (1997) with "''New York''" and a ''knife'' cutout. [[Sheepfoot]] blade, 3D handle.
|280 (total [[PE]], [[SE]], and [[CE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PSBK ''New York''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[CE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996
|
|'''New York Custom Knife Show''' (1997) with "''New York''" and a ''knife'' cutout. [[Sheepfoot]] blade, 3D handle.
|280 (total [[PE]], [[SE]], and [[CE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Nike''' [[Prototype]] ''swoosh'' logo cutout.
|2
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Northwest Bank''' ''"N"'' cutout with "Northwest Banks" engraved vertical bars.
|10-20 (?)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Platte Canyon Fire Dept. Colo.''' ''fireman spraying flames'' cutout with "PCFD" engraved on hose.
|81
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Playboy''' [[Prototype]] ''bunny profile'' among ''geometric bars'' cutout.
|1
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Plaza Cutlery''' ''flying eagle'' cutout.
|306
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Port Hueneme Marine Supply Co.''' is a marine and oil supply company located in southern California. "''PHMS''" on ''diagonal bars'' cutout. Flat handle.
|60
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Potomac Electric Power Co.''' small case letters "''pepco''" on ''diagonal bars'' cutout.
|105
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Precision Graphics''' letter ''G'' inside much larger ''P'' among ''horizontal bars'' cutout. 3D handle.
|52
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''PRCA''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|55.95$
|'''Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association''' with ''bucking bronco with rider'' cutout and "PRCA PRORODEO" laser engraving. Flat handle.
|600
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Prospector Outfitters''' with "''Alaska''" and ''mountain design'' cutout. 3D handle.
|55
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Prospector Outfitters''' with ''Alaska state outline'' among 'radiating bars'' cutout. 3D handle.
|58
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK ''REEDS''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Reeds''' cutout. A Minnesota-based sports dealer. 3D handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''REEDS''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Reeds''' cutout. A Minnesota-based sports dealer. 3D handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''REI''' and ''pine tree'' cutout. Made for Outdoor retail store Recreational Equipment Inc. 3D handle.
|2000 (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''REI''' and ''pine tree'' cutout. Made for Outdoor retail store Recreational Equipment Inc. 3D handle.
|2000 (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''REI''' (larger letters) and ''"crooked" pine tree'' cutout. [[Prototype]] Made for Outdoor retail store Recreational Equipment Inc. 3D handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK ''FISH''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1997
|
|'''Rocky Mountain AB''', Swedish importer with ''fish'' cutout. Similar to ''Fred Meyer'' variant. 3D handle.
|[http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?11024-Another-quot-Q-quot-could-anyone-help-ID&p=102010#post102010 200] (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''FISH''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1997
|
|'''Rocky Mountain AB''', Swedish importer with ''fish'' cutout. Similar to ''Fred Meyer'' variant. 3D handle.
|[http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?11024-Another-quot-Q-quot-could-anyone-help-ID&p=102010#post102010 200] (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Rocky Mountain AB''', Swedish importer with ''moose'' cutout. 3D handle.
|Maximum 200 total PE and SE<ref>Number given in personal email to author from former Swedish importer</ref>
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Rocky Mountain AB''', Swedish importer with ''moose'' cutout. 3D handle.
|Maximum 200 total PE and SE
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Blue [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2003
|
|'''Rocky Mountain Blade Collector'''. Regular ''bug'' cutout with "R.M.B.C. 1979-2003" engraved on front side of the bug and "''XX'' OF 75" on the rear. Flat handle.
|75
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Royal''' logo cutout. Royal Products ordered 2 batches of 100 <ref>According to an email from Royal Products Director of Customer Service</ref>. Flat handle.
|~200
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Salz''' logo and ''steer head'' cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK ''TROPICAL''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|
|'''S.H.O.T. Show '98''' aka '''Tropical''' has ''tropical island'' cutout with "S.H.O.T. SHOW 1998" engraved. Flat handle.
|~600 total [[PE]] and [[SE]]
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|[[Variant]]

|-
|C35SBK ''TROPICAL''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|
|'''S.H.O.T. Show '98''' aka '''Tropical''' has ''tropical island'' cutout with "S.H.O.T. SHOW 1998" engraved. Flat handle.
|~600 total [[PE]] and [[SE]]
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|[[Variant]]

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''SICAC''' cutout. (The "I" looks like the Eiffel Tower). Along with the ''CICCC'' version, was made for the French cutlery club [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?59-quot-Q-quot-blade-variants&p=15224#post15224 ''La passion des cuoteaux'']. 3D handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Smith & Wesson Arms Co.''' [[Prototype]]
|1
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35PBK ''SPRINGER''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996
|
|'''Springer''' cutout. Made for Austrian firearms manufacturer and hunting supply dealer Johann Springers Erben. 3D handle.
|~50 total [[PE]] and [[SE]]
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''SPRINGER''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996
|
|'''Springer''' cutout. Made for Austrian firearms manufacturer and hunting supply dealer Johann Springers Erben. 3D handle.
|~50 total [[PE]] and [[SE]]
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Spyder Active Wear''' ''spider-web'' design cutout, no bug. Flat handle.
|125
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Spyderco Eagle''' cutout. 3D handle.
|~3900
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Spyderco [[Bug]]''' with no web pattern. [[Bug]] is straight up and down, rather than angled as on the normal production Q. [[Prototype]] 3D handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''USA FLAG''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1997
|51.95$
|'''Spyderco USA Flag''' with ''stars and stipes'' cutout. Sold directly by Spyderco. Flat handle. There seems to be two patterns of stars used. Both patterns have three complete stars on the bottom row, but they vary on the top row. One version has one mostly complete star with just a hint of a second star while the other version has two mostly complete stars (the additional star is nearest the Spyderhole) with just a hint of a third star.
|~3600
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|[[Variant]]

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Theatrical Stage Employees Union IATSE''' ''5-sided Maltese Cross'' and "''IATSE''" cutout. Flat handle.
|110
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''T&T Gunnery''' cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''United Airlines''' "''UA''" logo cutout.
|55
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Venetia Mining Co.''' S. Africa, has a winged ''Venetian Lion with paw on a diamond'' cutout. 3D handle.
|52
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Viking International Products''', a Norwegian company and Spyderco importer, with ''viking helmet'' cutout. 3D handle.
|150
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Viking International Products''', a Norwegian company and Spyderco importer, with ''viking helmet'' cutout. 3D handle.
|50
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PSBK ''WMO BCR''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[CE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|90.00$
|'''Wilderness Medicine Outfitters''' with ''medic cross'' on ''evergreen bough'' cutout. Made for Carl Weil at WMO, has [[Sheepfoot]] blade. [[Prototype]]s have a ''P'' before the serial number. 3D handle.
|[http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?378-Q&p=18928#post18928 250] + small [[Prototype]] run
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''DEER''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1997
|
|'''*Unknown Company''' with a ''deer'' cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''*Unknown Company''' with ''mountain range'' cutout. (Possibly a Moteng distibutor exclusive?) Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''*Unknown''' [[Prototype]]s: solid blade, ''hollow'' (profile of blade and hole only) cutout, ''circle web'' cutout, ''radiating lines'' (from the Spyderhole) cutout, "web lines radiating from tip" cutout
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35P
|Grey [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|Solid rescue blade modified to a "semi-wharncliffe" by Eric Glesser and sold by him on eBay.
|1
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Blue [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2002
|
|Part of a 5-piece set (blue, red, grey, green, black). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|20 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Red [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2002
|
|Part of a 5-piece set (blue, red, grey, green, black). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|20 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Grey [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2002
|
|Part of a 5-piece set (blue, red, grey, green, black). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|20 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Green [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2002
|
|Part of a 5-piece set (blue, red, grey, green, black). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|20 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2002
|
|Part of a 5-piece set (blue, red, grey, green, black). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|20 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Grey [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2004
|
|Part of a 4-piece, solid [[Sheepfoot]] blade set (grey, blue, black, green). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|10 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Blue [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2004
|
|Part of a 4-piece, solid [[Sheepfoot]] blade set (grey, blue, black, green). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|10 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2004
|
|Part of a 4-piece, solid [[Sheepfoot]] blade set (grey, blue, black, green). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|10 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Green [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2004
|
|Part of a 4-piece, solid [[Sheepfoot]] blade set (grey, blue, black, green). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|10 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|
|}

== [[Most collectible variation]] ==

With the C35 Q it's more a question of which variation is NOT very collectable. Considering the amount of people collecting the Q and how few was made of some of them, it's impossible to say which is the most collectible. The least collectible seems to be the regular [[Bug]] in blade Q and the one with HK in the blade. Both of these appear pretty often and never really bring the really high prices. Most of the others seems to command a premium whenever they appear for sale.

===Questions regarding collecting the C35 Q===

*How many different variations was made?
*How many of the different variations?
*How many in each edge configuration of the different variations?
*Which ones are mere [[Prototype]]s and which actually made production?
*All variations are supposed to have a 440C blade, but the crucible one seems to be marked 420V. Is there others with a different bladesteel?

== Technical information ==

Typical metric measurements in mm and grams:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|146mm
|align="right"|87mm
|align="right"|64mm
|align="right"|60mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.4mm
|align="right"|28g
|}

Typical imperial measurements in inches and ounces:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|5 3/4"
|align="right"|3 3/8"
|align="right"|2 1/2"
|align="right"|2 3/8"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|1.0oz
|}

== References ==
<references/>

== Pictures ==

[[Image:C35SBK_Q_1st_Gen.jpg|C35SBK 1st generation]]
<gallery>
Image:C35PBK_Q_1st_Gen.jpg|C35PBK 1st Generation
Image:Gen_1_Gen_2_top.jpg|Gen 1 (top) Gen 2 (bottom)
Image:C35_Q_Gen_1_Gen_2_spine.jpg|Gen 1 (top) Gen 2 (bottom)
Image:C35_Q_Gen_1_Gen_2_end.jpg|Gen 1 (right) Gen 2 (left)
Image:C35_Q_Black_coated.JPG|Black Coated
Image:C35SBKSLD_Q_Solid.JPG|Solid Blade
Image:C35S_RED_Q.jpg|Solid Blade Red
Image:C35_Q_Ace_Case.JPG|Ace Case Co.
Image:C35_Q_Bever.JPG|Bever
Image:C35_Q_BladeMag.JPG|Blade
Image:C35_Q_BladeMag_Gold2.JPG|Blade - Gold Version (front)
Image:C35_Q_BladeMag_Gold.JPG|Blade - Gold Version (back)
Image:C35_Q_Blade_25th.JPG|Blade 25th Anniversary
Image:C35_Q_Blue_Ridge_Knives.JPG|Blue Ridge Knives "Jolly Roger"
Image:C35_Q_Cairns.JPG|Cairns
Image:C35_Q_CICCC.JPG|CICCC
Image:C35_Q_Coors.jpg|Coors prototype
Image:C35_Q_Crucible_Metals.JPG|Crucible
Image:C35_Q_Ducks_Unlimited.JPG|Ducks Unlimited
Image:C35_Q_EMS_2.jpg|Eastern Mountain Sports
Image:C35_Q_ELSEE.JPG|ELSEE
Image:C35_Q_Fred_Meyer.JPG|Fred Meyer (black handle)
Image:C35_Q_Fred_Meyer_Grey_2.jpg|Fred Meyer (grey handle)
Image:C35_Q_G_Sakai.JPG|G. Sakai
Image:C35_Q_GBC.JPG|GBC
Image:Gun_Games.jpg|Gun Games
Image:C35_Q_HK.JPG|Heckler and Koch
Image:C35_Q_Hugh_M_Woods.JPG|Hugh M Woods PE
Image:C35_Q_Hugh_M_Woods_SE.jpg|Hugh M Woods SE
Image:C35_Q_JP_Tool.JPG|JP Tool
Image:C35_Q_Kanga.JPG|Kanga
Image:C35_Q_KN_Telecom.JPG|KN Telecom
Image:Kona_98.jpg|Kona '98
Image:C35_Q_Kona_99.jpg|Kona '99
Image:Leed.jpg|Leed Tool
Image:C35_Q_Klotzli.JPG|Messer Klötzli
Image:C35_Q_Metal_Finishing_Systems.JPG|Metal Finishing Systems
Image:C35_Q_MIT_Inkjet.JPG|MIT Inkjet
Image:C35_Q_Moteng_3.JPG|Moteng #3
Image:C35_Q_Neosho_Industrial_Supply.JPG|Neosho Industrial Supply
Image:C35_Q_New_York_Custom_Knife_Show.JPG|New York Custom Knife Show
Image:C35_Q_Port_Hueneme_Marine_Supply.jpg|Port Hueneme Marine Supply
Image:C35_Q_Precision_Graphics.JPG|Precision Graphics
Image:C35_Q_PRCA.JPG|Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association
Image:C35_Q_Reeds.jpg|Reeds
Image:C35_Q_REI.JPG|REI
Image:C35_Q_REI_Prototype.JPG|REI [[Prototype]]
Image:C35_Q_Rocky_Mountain_AB_PE.JPG|Rocky Mountain AB ''fish'' PE
Image:C35_Q_Rocky_Mountain_AB_SE.JPG|Rocky Mountain AB ''fish'' SE
Image:C35_Q_RMBC_front.JPG|Rocky Mountain Blade Collector (front)
Image:C35_Q_RMBC_back.JPG|Rocky Mountain Blade Collector (back)
Image:C35_Q_RMBC_letter.jpg|Rocky Mountain Blade Collector letter of authenticity
Image:C35_Q_Royal.JPG|Royal
Image:C35_Q_Shot_Show_Tropical.JPG|S.H.O.T. Show '98 ''Tropical''
Image:C35_Q_Springer.JPG|Springer PE
Image:C35_Q_Springer_SE.jpg|Springer SE
Image:C35_Q_Spyder_Active_Wear.JPG|Spyder Active Wear (?)
Image:C35_Q_Spyderco_Eagle.jpg|Spyderco Eagle
Image:C35_Q_Flag.JPG|Spyderco USA Flag
Image:C35_Q_IATSE.JPG|Theatrical Stage Employees Union IATSE
Image:C35_Q_T_and_T_Gunnery.jpg|T&T Gunnery
Image:C35_Q_Viking_Intl_Products.JPG|Viking International Products
Image:C35_Q_Wilderness_Medicine_Outfitters.JPG|Wilderness Medicine Outfitters
Image:C35_Q_Deer.JPG|*Unknown Company (Deer)
Image:C35_Q_Eric_Glesser_Modified.jpg|Eric Glesser Semi-Wharncliffe Solid Rescue
Image:C35_Q_Color_set.JPG|5-piece color set
Image:C35_Q_Rescue_set.jpg|4-piece color [[Sheepfoot]] Rescue set
</gallery>

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C35 Q

2015-04-29T08:00:33Z

Henning: /* Questions regarding collecting the C35 Q */

C35 "Q" was created to be very lightweight. The scales and blade are "skeletonized". Simple to construct and easy to have different blades designs. Introduced in 1996 it was awarded [[Blade magazine]]'s knife of the year. Production started in 1997 with the Spyderco [[Bug]] in the blade and continued for a few years. The initial name for the Q was the ''Silhouette''.

== Appearance in catalogs ==

* Ironstone Product Guide 1996
* Spyderco Product Guide 1997
* Spyderco Product Guide 1998
* Spyderco Product Guide 1999

== Designer ==

[[Sal Glesser]]

== History, mentionings from the forums etc. ==

''Why the Q?''

Built to be very lightweight (34g or 1.2 oz) the Q also brought a small and rather inexpensive platform for customization and since many blade designs were possible, it would become a marketing tool for companies. It would also be used to recognize employees for various companies and given away as prizes and the such.

''Innovations''

New Patent was for the "spring lock". Essentially a formed piece of wire that rests in the scales and the wire fits into a notch in the blade tang that locks it in the open or closed position.
The clip was also formed piece of wire that was located in holes in the scales. The holes were constructed for 4-way carry.

''Construction''

The Q was designed to be as simple as possible, with the final design using only 8 parts (9 parts in the 2nd gen):

• 1 one-piece molded handle

• 1 blade

• 1 pivot pin

• 1 pivot pin screw

• 2 blade bushings

• 1 SpringClip

• 1 SpringLock

• 1 SpringLock retaining pin (2nd gen only)

== Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web ==

== Variations ==
Initially the FRN handle was built in a 'sculpted' design. Where the scale was a little wider in the middle and narrower at the top and bottom. The next generation of handle the sides were flat. Also an additional pin was added at the top of the scales near the lock.
It is unknown exactly how many variations of blade design were created. There exists pictures for more than 50 blade variables. Many were done with different color handles.
Quantities also varied greatly between variations. From [[Prototype]]s where 1 or 2 exist, very small quantities of 25 up to thousands for companies like REI and EMS.
[[SE]] is the most common edge although [[PE]] was available as requested by the companies ordering them. They can vary for each company, some varieties included both edge configurations. [[CE]] was also available, but rarely seen on the regular blade. A [[Sheepfoot Blade]] was available on two versions (''New York Custom Knife Show'' and ''Wilderness Medicine Outfitters''). A [[Sheepfoot Blade]] was done in a solid blade (a blade without any cutouts) and made in various colors, but not for general sale.
The C35 Q was available in the following [[FRN]] colors: Black, Red, Green, Grey and Blue. Below we've tried to list the different variations as far as we know. If you know of others, please let us know [mailto:spydiewi@spydiewiki.comSubject=Knifeinfo%20C35 here]

Special thanks to Spyderco forum members Chris (boxer93) for maintaining a [http://home.comcast.net/~boxer93/q2.html Q website] and Paul (The Deacon) for his [http://paulberetta.com/C35%20Gallery/index.html Q page], as well as David Jung (spyderwa?) for [http://www.angelfire.com/trek/spyderwa/ his site] and Dan (Qcrazy) for all his informative emails and pictures.

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996-1997
|29.95$ (1996)
|Regular ''spider-web'' with [[Bug]] in blade, 1st Gen 3D handle. [[PE]] much less common than [[SE]]
|36,000+ ([[PE]] and [[SE]], both generations)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996-1997
|29.95$ (1996)
|Regular ''spider-web'' with [[Bug]] in blade, 1st Gen 3D handle
|36,000+ (PE & SE, both generations)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|Regular ''spider-web'' with [[Bug]] in blade, 1st Gen 3D handle. All metal parts coated black.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1997-1999
|49.95$ (1998)
|Regular ''spider-web'' with [[Bug]] in blade, 2nd Gen flat handle and cross pin above lock. [[PE]] much less common than [[SE]]
|36,000+ (PE & SE, both generations)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|[[Variant]]

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1997-1999
|49.95$ (1998)
|Regular ''spider-web'' with [[Bug]] in blade, 2nd Gen flat handle and cross pin above lock
|36,000+ (PE & SE, both generations)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBKSLD ''SOLID Q''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|Solid blade, flat handle. Also used SKU ''C35SBK'' without the ''SLD'' suffix.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35S RED ''SCOTCH BRIGHT''
|Red [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|Solid blade, flat handle. Alt. blade finish.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35S RED ''TUMBLE POLISH''
|Red [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|Solid blade, flat handle. Alt. blade finish.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35S
|Green [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|Solid blade, flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''ace case''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''ACE Case Co.''' with ''Ace of spades'' logo cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Advertising Products Co.''' with "''D Edwards''" cutout in manuscript letters.
|106
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Anchorage Fire Dept.''' ''Maltese Cross'' with ''flames'' cutout.
|75
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Anchorage Fire Dept.''' ''Maltese Cross'' cutout with "Anchorage Fire Dept." engraved
|100
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Bever''' outdoor store, Netherlands. ''Beaver'' image with the word ''bever'' cutout. 3D handle.
|113
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''BLADE MAGAZINE''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Blade''' logo on ''radiating lines'' (from the hole) cutout. Each one is numbered. 3D handle.
|1925
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''BLADE MAGAZINE''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Blade''' logo on ''radiating lines'' (from the hole) cutout. All metal parts anodized gold. Made for Spyderco employees. Not numbered, 3D handle.
|[http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?37399-boxer93-s-Qs&p=485172#post485172 20]
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''BLADE 25TH ANNIVERSARY''
|Grey [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Blade''' (magazine) 25th Anniversary, with ''Blade'' and ''25'' cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Blue Ridge Knives''', with ''skull and crossbones'' (Jolly Roger) cutout. Flat handle.
|300
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Bob's Gun Shop''' ''triangle'' cutout with "Men's Status, Tactics, Arms Dexteritum" engraved.
|49
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PSBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[CE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Cabelas''' cutout. Flat handle.
|501
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Cairns''' (leather manufacturer) cutout, with "Leather Since 1836" engraved below. 3D handle.
|940
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Calahan Construction''' script letter "''Calahan''" cutout. Flat handle.
|107
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Calif. Assn. of Nurses''' "''CRNA''" cutout.
|56
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Carter Custom Weaponry''' with ''speeding bullet'' through ''CCW'' logo cutout. Flat handle.
|50
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''CICCC''' (Club International des Collectionneurs de Couteaux Customs) cutout. Along with the ''SICAC'' version, was made for the French cutlery club [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?59-quot-Q-quot-blade-variants&p=15224#post15224 ''La passion des cuoteaux''].3D handle.
|400
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Coca Cola''' [[Prototype]] with (1) ''Coca-Cola'' script cutout and (1) ''Coca-Cola'' block letters cutout.
|~2
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Coors''' [[Prototype]] with ''Coors and mountain logo'' and ''sunburst'' cutout. Presented to Coors Brewing Company, who responded with a cease and desist order. 3D handle.
|~2
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD]] [[RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[420V]]
|
|
|'''Crucible Metals''' with ''CM'' logo cutout. Given to employees. Only Q made with 420V steel. Flat handle.
|107
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Denver Police Protection Agency''' engraved ''badge'' among 4 ''diagonal bars'' cutout.
|50
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''The Discovery Channel''' [[Prototype]]
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Ducks Unlimited''' with ''mallard head'' cutout. Flat handle.
|12 (?)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35S
|Green [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Ducks Unlimited''' with ''mallard head'' cutout. Green flat handle.
|12 (?)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Eastern Mountain Sports''' with ''EMS'' logo cutout. 3D handle.
|2280
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Eddie Bauer''' [[Prototype]]
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Edwin A. Flak''' profile of ''two faces looking at each other'' cutout.
|52
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''ELSEE''' solid blade with "ELSEE, Pearland, TX" laser engraved. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Ferrari''' [[Prototype]] with ''prancing horse'' logo cutout.
|~2
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Foxcross Farms''' stylized letters cutout.
|75
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Fred Meyer''' with ''arched fish'' cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Grey [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Fred Meyer''' with ''arched fish'' cutout. Grey flat handle.
|600
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''G. Sakai''' cutout. 3D handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''GBC''' logo and ''sunburst'' cutout. A Colorado-based laser cutting company that cut the Q blades for Spyderco. Flat handle.
|[http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?5370-C35-Q-quot-GBC-quot&p=56928#post56928 ~500]
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''GUN GAMES''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Gun Games''' (magazine) logo cutout. 3D handle.
|153
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK ''HK''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Heckler and Koch''' with ''HK'' logo cutout, relatively few PE exist. Flat handle.
|2135 (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''HK''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Heckler and Koch''' with ''HK'' logo cutout. Flat handle.
|2135 (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Hilti''' [[Prototype]]
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''HL Dalis NYC''' ''Statue of Liberty'' cutout.
|100
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Hugh M Woods''' Lumber Co. ''arrow'' logo cutout. 3D handle.
|575
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''JP TOOL''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''J.P. Tool''' cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''John Larkin Coffee''' with ''steaming coffee cup'' cutout.
|100
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Kanga Company''' ''Kanga'' stylized letters among ''diagonal bars'' cutout. 3D handle.
|77
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''KN Telecom''' cutout. Flat handle.
|133
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Knife Magazine G. Sakai''' ''"KNIFE"'' on ''curving bars'' cutout.
|300 (?)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK ''KONA''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|
|'''Kona''' Hawaii, ''marlin'' cutout with "Kona '98" engraved. Flat handle.
|600 (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''KONA''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|
|'''Kona''' Hawaii, ''marlin'' cutout with "Kona '98" engraved. Flat handle.
|600 (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35S ''KONA''
|Red [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|
|'''Kona''' Hawaii, ''marlin'' cutout with "Kona '98" engraved. Red flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|1999
|
|'''Kona''' Hawaii, ''volcano and lava'' with ''sun'' cutout with "Kona '99" engraved. Flat handle.
|600 (?)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Leed Tool''' logo cutout. 3D handle.
|200
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Liberty Safes''' script ''"LIBERTY SAFES"'' on ''diagonal bars'' cutout.
|100
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Lotus''' [[Prototype]] with ''Lotus logo'' cutout.
|1
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''M.I. Overseas''' ''"MI"'' in ''rectangular box'' cutout.
|60
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Magnum Research''' ''flying eagle'' and "''MRI''" cutout. Flat handle.
|102
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Masque Sound of NYC''' with ''theater mask'' cutout.
|100
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Mercedes Benz''' [[Prototype]] ''three-prong star'' logo cutout.
|2
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Messer Klötzli''' "''Klötzli''" cutout, stamped with "150 JAHRE" (trans: 150 years). 3D handle.
|171
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Metal Finishing Systems''' block letters "''MFS''" inside ''3D hexagon'' cutout. 3D handle.
|84
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''MIT Inkjet''' italicized block letters with three ''inkjet nozzles'' cutout. Made for a Swedish firm making inkjet heads for large scale printers. 3D handle.
|Maximum 200 total PE and SE<ref>Number given in personal email to author from former Swedish importer</ref>
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''MIT Inkjet''' italicized block letters with three ''inkjet nozzles'' cutout. Made for a Swedish firm making inkjet heads for large scale printers. 3D handle.
|Maximum 200 total PE and SE<ref>Number given in personal email to author from former Swedish importer</ref>
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''Moteng #3''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|49.95$
|'''Moteng''', with five upper and five lower ''interweaving curved bars'' cutout. Various similar patterns were made. Flat handle.
|500 (total [[SE]], [[CE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PSBK ''Moteng #3''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[CE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|49.95$
|'''Moteng''', with five upper and five lower ''interweaving curved bars'' cutout. Sold through Ironstone catalog. Various similar patterns were made. Flat handle.
|500 (total [[SE]], [[CE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''National Rifle Association''' [[Prototype]] with "''NRA''" and ''streamers'' cutout. 3D handle.
|2
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Neosho Industrial Supply''' "''NIS INC''" with ''cloverleaf'' cutout. 3D handle.
|103
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK ''New York''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996
|
|'''New York Custom Knife Show''' (1997) with "''New York''" and a ''knife'' cutout. [[Sheepfoot]] blade, 3D handle.
|280 (total [[PE]], [[SE]], and [[CE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''New York''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996
|
|'''New York Custom Knife Show''' (1997) with "''New York''" and a ''knife'' cutout. [[Sheepfoot]] blade, 3D handle.
|280 (total [[PE]], [[SE]], and [[CE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PSBK ''New York''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[CE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996
|
|'''New York Custom Knife Show''' (1997) with "''New York''" and a ''knife'' cutout. [[Sheepfoot]] blade, 3D handle.
|280 (total [[PE]], [[SE]], and [[CE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Nike''' [[Prototype]] ''swoosh'' logo cutout.
|2
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Northwest Bank''' ''"N"'' cutout with "Northwest Banks" engraved vertical bars.
|10-20 (?)
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Platte Canyon Fire Dept. Colo.''' ''fireman spraying flames'' cutout with "PCFD" engraved on hose.
|81
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Playboy''' [[Prototype]] ''bunny profile'' among ''geometric bars'' cutout.
|1
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Plaza Cutlery''' ''flying eagle'' cutout.
|306
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Port Hueneme Marine Supply Co.''' is a marine and oil supply company located in southern California. "''PHMS''" on ''diagonal bars'' cutout. Flat handle.
|60
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Potomac Electric Power Co.''' small case letters "''pepco''" on ''diagonal bars'' cutout.
|105
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Precision Graphics''' letter ''G'' inside much larger ''P'' among ''horizontal bars'' cutout. 3D handle.
|52
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''PRCA''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|55.95$
|'''Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association''' with ''bucking bronco with rider'' cutout and "PRCA PRORODEO" laser engraving. Flat handle.
|600
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Prospector Outfitters''' with "''Alaska''" and ''mountain design'' cutout. 3D handle.
|55
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Prospector Outfitters''' with ''Alaska state outline'' among 'radiating bars'' cutout. 3D handle.
|58
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK ''REEDS''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Reeds''' cutout. A Minnesota-based sports dealer. 3D handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''REEDS''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Reeds''' cutout. A Minnesota-based sports dealer. 3D handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''REI''' and ''pine tree'' cutout. Made for Outdoor retail store Recreational Equipment Inc. 3D handle.
|2000 (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''REI''' and ''pine tree'' cutout. Made for Outdoor retail store Recreational Equipment Inc. 3D handle.
|2000 (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''REI''' (larger letters) and ''"crooked" pine tree'' cutout. [[Prototype]] Made for Outdoor retail store Recreational Equipment Inc. 3D handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK ''FISH''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1997
|
|'''Rocky Mountain AB''', Swedish importer with ''fish'' cutout. Similar to ''Fred Meyer'' variant. 3D handle.
|[http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?11024-Another-quot-Q-quot-could-anyone-help-ID&p=102010#post102010 200] (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''FISH''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1997
|
|'''Rocky Mountain AB''', Swedish importer with ''fish'' cutout. Similar to ''Fred Meyer'' variant. 3D handle.
|[http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?11024-Another-quot-Q-quot-could-anyone-help-ID&p=102010#post102010 200] (total [[PE]] and [[SE]])
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Rocky Mountain AB''', Swedish importer with ''moose'' cutout. 3D handle.
|Maximum 200 total PE and SE<ref>Number given in personal email to author from former Swedish importer</ref>
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Rocky Mountain AB''', Swedish importer with ''moose'' cutout. 3D handle.
|Maximum 200 total PE and SE
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Blue [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2003
|
|'''Rocky Mountain Blade Collector'''. Regular ''bug'' cutout with "R.M.B.C. 1979-2003" engraved on front side of the bug and "''XX'' OF 75" on the rear. Flat handle.
|75
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Royal''' logo cutout. Royal Products ordered 2 batches of 100 <ref>According to an email from Royal Products Director of Customer Service</ref>. Flat handle.
|~200
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Salz''' logo and ''steer head'' cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK ''TROPICAL''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|
|'''S.H.O.T. Show '98''' aka '''Tropical''' has ''tropical island'' cutout with "S.H.O.T. SHOW 1998" engraved. Flat handle.
|~600 total [[PE]] and [[SE]]
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|[[Variant]]

|-
|C35SBK ''TROPICAL''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1998
|
|'''S.H.O.T. Show '98''' aka '''Tropical''' has ''tropical island'' cutout with "S.H.O.T. SHOW 1998" engraved. Flat handle.
|~600 total [[PE]] and [[SE]]
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|[[Variant]]

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''SICAC''' cutout. (The "I" looks like the Eiffel Tower). Along with the ''CICCC'' version, was made for the French cutlery club [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?59-quot-Q-quot-blade-variants&p=15224#post15224 ''La passion des cuoteaux'']. 3D handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Smith & Wesson Arms Co.''' [[Prototype]]
|1
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35PBK ''SPRINGER''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996
|
|'''Springer''' cutout. Made for Austrian firearms manufacturer and hunting supply dealer Johann Springers Erben. 3D handle.
|~50 total [[PE]] and [[SE]]
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''SPRINGER''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1996
|
|'''Springer''' cutout. Made for Austrian firearms manufacturer and hunting supply dealer Johann Springers Erben. 3D handle.
|~50 total [[PE]] and [[SE]]
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Spyder Active Wear''' ''spider-web'' design cutout, no bug. Flat handle.
|125
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Spyderco Eagle''' cutout. 3D handle.
|~3900
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Spyderco [[Bug]]''' with no web pattern. [[Bug]] is straight up and down, rather than angled as on the normal production Q. [[Prototype]] 3D handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''USA FLAG''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1997
|51.95$
|'''Spyderco USA Flag''' with ''stars and stipes'' cutout. Sold directly by Spyderco. Flat handle. There seems to be two patterns of stars used. Both patterns have three complete stars on the bottom row, but they vary on the top row. One version has one mostly complete star with just a hint of a second star while the other version has two mostly complete stars (the additional star is nearest the Spyderhole) with just a hint of a third star.
|~3600
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|[[Variant]]

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Theatrical Stage Employees Union IATSE''' ''5-sided Maltese Cross'' and "''IATSE''" cutout. Flat handle.
|110
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''T&T Gunnery''' cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''United Airlines''' "''UA''" logo cutout.
|55
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Venetia Mining Co.''' S. Africa, has a winged ''Venetian Lion with paw on a diamond'' cutout. 3D handle.
|52
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Viking International Products''', a Norwegian company and Spyderco importer, with ''viking helmet'' cutout. 3D handle.
|150
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''Viking International Products''', a Norwegian company and Spyderco importer, with ''viking helmet'' cutout. 3D handle.
|50
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35PSBK ''WMO BCR''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[CE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|90.00$
|'''Wilderness Medicine Outfitters''' with ''medic cross'' on ''evergreen bough'' cutout. Made for Carl Weil at WMO, has [[Sheepfoot]] blade. [[Prototype]]s have a ''P'' before the serial number. 3D handle.
|[http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?378-Q&p=18928#post18928 250] + small [[Prototype]] run
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK ''DEER''
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|1997
|
|'''*Unknown Company''' with a ''deer'' cutout. Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35SBK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''*Unknown Company''' with ''mountain range'' cutout. (Possibly a Moteng distibutor exclusive?) Flat handle.
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35
|Black [[FRN]]
|
|[[440C]]
|
|
|'''*Unknown''' [[Prototype]]s: solid blade, ''hollow'' (profile of blade and hole only) cutout, ''circle web'' cutout, ''radiating lines'' (from the Spyderhole) cutout, "web lines radiating from tip" cutout
|
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|
|

|-
|C35P
|Grey [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|
|
|Solid rescue blade modified to a "semi-wharncliffe" by Eric Glesser and sold by him on eBay.
|1
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Blue [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2002
|
|Part of a 5-piece set (blue, red, grey, green, black). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|20 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Red [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2002
|
|Part of a 5-piece set (blue, red, grey, green, black). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|20 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Grey [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2002
|
|Part of a 5-piece set (blue, red, grey, green, black). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|20 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Green [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2002
|
|Part of a 5-piece set (blue, red, grey, green, black). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|20 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2002
|
|Part of a 5-piece set (blue, red, grey, green, black). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|20 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Grey [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2004
|
|Part of a 4-piece, solid [[Sheepfoot]] blade set (grey, blue, black, green). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|10 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Blue [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2004
|
|Part of a 4-piece, solid [[Sheepfoot]] blade set (grey, blue, black, green). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|10 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2004
|
|Part of a 4-piece, solid [[Sheepfoot]] blade set (grey, blue, black, green). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|10 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|

|-
|C35P
|Green [[FRN]]
|[[PE]]
|[[440C]]
|2004
|
|Part of a 4-piece, solid [[Sheepfoot]] blade set (grey, blue, black, green). Includes signed letter of authenticity. Intended as visual aids for Spyderco sales force, illustrating laser cut blades and color options. Flat handle.
|10 sets
|[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|[[Q wire clip]]
|[[TD/TU]] [[LH/RH]]
|
|}

== Most collectible variation ==

With the C35 Q it's more a question of which variation is NOT very collectable. Considering the amount of people collecting the Q and how few was made of some of them, it's impossible to say which is the most collectible. The least collectible seems to be the regular [[Bug]] in blade Q and the one with HK in the blade. Both of these appear pretty often and never really bring the really high prices. Most of the others seems to command a premium whenever they appear for sale.

===Questions regarding collecting the C35 Q===

*How many different variations was made?
*How many of the different variations?
*How many in each edge configuration of the different variations?
*Which ones are mere [[Prototype]]s and which actually made production?
*All variations are supposed to have a 440C blade, but the crucible one seems to be marked 420V. Is there others with a different bladesteel?

== Technical information ==

Typical metric measurements in mm and grams:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|146mm
|align="right"|87mm
|align="right"|64mm
|align="right"|60mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.4mm
|align="right"|28g
|}

Typical imperial measurements in inches and ounces:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|5 3/4"
|align="right"|3 3/8"
|align="right"|2 1/2"
|align="right"|2 3/8"
|align="right"|15/32"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|1.0oz
|}

== References ==
<references/>

== Pictures ==

[[Image:C35SBK_Q_1st_Gen.jpg|C35SBK 1st generation]]
<gallery>
Image:C35PBK_Q_1st_Gen.jpg|C35PBK 1st Generation
Image:Gen_1_Gen_2_top.jpg|Gen 1 (top) Gen 2 (bottom)
Image:C35_Q_Gen_1_Gen_2_spine.jpg|Gen 1 (top) Gen 2 (bottom)
Image:C35_Q_Gen_1_Gen_2_end.jpg|Gen 1 (right) Gen 2 (left)
Image:C35_Q_Black_coated.JPG|Black Coated
Image:C35SBKSLD_Q_Solid.JPG|Solid Blade
Image:C35S_RED_Q.jpg|Solid Blade Red
Image:C35_Q_Ace_Case.JPG|Ace Case Co.
Image:C35_Q_Bever.JPG|Bever
Image:C35_Q_BladeMag.JPG|Blade
Image:C35_Q_BladeMag_Gold2.JPG|Blade - Gold Version (front)
Image:C35_Q_BladeMag_Gold.JPG|Blade - Gold Version (back)
Image:C35_Q_Blade_25th.JPG|Blade 25th Anniversary
Image:C35_Q_Blue_Ridge_Knives.JPG|Blue Ridge Knives "Jolly Roger"
Image:C35_Q_Cairns.JPG|Cairns
Image:C35_Q_CICCC.JPG|CICCC
Image:C35_Q_Coors.jpg|Coors prototype
Image:C35_Q_Crucible_Metals.JPG|Crucible
Image:C35_Q_Ducks_Unlimited.JPG|Ducks Unlimited
Image:C35_Q_EMS_2.jpg|Eastern Mountain Sports
Image:C35_Q_ELSEE.JPG|ELSEE
Image:C35_Q_Fred_Meyer.JPG|Fred Meyer (black handle)
Image:C35_Q_Fred_Meyer_Grey_2.jpg|Fred Meyer (grey handle)
Image:C35_Q_G_Sakai.JPG|G. Sakai
Image:C35_Q_GBC.JPG|GBC
Image:Gun_Games.jpg|Gun Games
Image:C35_Q_HK.JPG|Heckler and Koch
Image:C35_Q_Hugh_M_Woods.JPG|Hugh M Woods PE
Image:C35_Q_Hugh_M_Woods_SE.jpg|Hugh M Woods SE
Image:C35_Q_JP_Tool.JPG|JP Tool
Image:C35_Q_Kanga.JPG|Kanga
Image:C35_Q_KN_Telecom.JPG|KN Telecom
Image:Kona_98.jpg|Kona '98
Image:C35_Q_Kona_99.jpg|Kona '99
Image:Leed.jpg|Leed Tool
Image:C35_Q_Klotzli.JPG|Messer Klötzli
Image:C35_Q_Metal_Finishing_Systems.JPG|Metal Finishing Systems
Image:C35_Q_MIT_Inkjet.JPG|MIT Inkjet
Image:C35_Q_Moteng_3.JPG|Moteng #3
Image:C35_Q_Neosho_Industrial_Supply.JPG|Neosho Industrial Supply
Image:C35_Q_New_York_Custom_Knife_Show.JPG|New York Custom Knife Show
Image:C35_Q_Port_Hueneme_Marine_Supply.jpg|Port Hueneme Marine Supply
Image:C35_Q_Precision_Graphics.JPG|Precision Graphics
Image:C35_Q_PRCA.JPG|Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association
Image:C35_Q_Reeds.jpg|Reeds
Image:C35_Q_REI.JPG|REI
Image:C35_Q_REI_Prototype.JPG|REI [[Prototype]]
Image:C35_Q_Rocky_Mountain_AB_PE.JPG|Rocky Mountain AB ''fish'' PE
Image:C35_Q_Rocky_Mountain_AB_SE.JPG|Rocky Mountain AB ''fish'' SE
Image:C35_Q_RMBC_front.JPG|Rocky Mountain Blade Collector (front)
Image:C35_Q_RMBC_back.JPG|Rocky Mountain Blade Collector (back)
Image:C35_Q_RMBC_letter.jpg|Rocky Mountain Blade Collector letter of authenticity
Image:C35_Q_Royal.JPG|Royal
Image:C35_Q_Shot_Show_Tropical.JPG|S.H.O.T. Show '98 ''Tropical''
Image:C35_Q_Springer.JPG|Springer PE
Image:C35_Q_Springer_SE.jpg|Springer SE
Image:C35_Q_Spyder_Active_Wear.JPG|Spyder Active Wear (?)
Image:C35_Q_Spyderco_Eagle.jpg|Spyderco Eagle
Image:C35_Q_Flag.JPG|Spyderco USA Flag
Image:C35_Q_IATSE.JPG|Theatrical Stage Employees Union IATSE
Image:C35_Q_T_and_T_Gunnery.jpg|T&T Gunnery
Image:C35_Q_Viking_Intl_Products.JPG|Viking International Products
Image:C35_Q_Wilderness_Medicine_Outfitters.JPG|Wilderness Medicine Outfitters
Image:C35_Q_Deer.JPG|*Unknown Company (Deer)
Image:C35_Q_Eric_Glesser_Modified.jpg|Eric Glesser Semi-Wharncliffe Solid Rescue
Image:C35_Q_Color_set.JPG|5-piece color set
Image:C35_Q_Rescue_set.jpg|4-piece color [[Sheepfoot]] Rescue set
</gallery>

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C29 Cricket

2015-04-29T07:59:05Z

Henning:

[[image:C29_Crickets_all_Artsy.JPG|thumb|right|320px|A selection of production Crickets‎ ]]

The C29 Cricket is a compact, oval shaped knife with a [[reverse "S"]] shaped blade introduced in 1994. In the course of it's long history several different handle materials and blade steels were used.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C29 Cricket appeared in the following catalogs ([http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ older], [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/download.php newer]):
* C29ATU: 1994-1998 Spyderco catalogs
* C29CF: 1998-1999 Spyderco catalogs
* C29BK: 1998-2003 Spyderco catalogs
* C29PN: not listed in any Spyderco catalog
* C29: 2003-2009 Spyderco catalogs
* C29PET: 2007-2009 Spyderco catalogs

==Designer==

Spyderco?

==History, mentionings etc. from the forums==

* [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31530 Review] by "quattrokid73"

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

C29:

"''Thin is in. We've made our long-favored Cricket model even thinner by integrating the handle and lock. Custom knifemaker Chris Reeve invented the idea of making a linerlock's liner out of backside scale of the handle. In doing this, thickness and bulk are shaved off the handle for an ultra-thin folder that locks up confidently with fewer moving lock parts.''

''We've incorporated this design into a rounded handle with a reverse "S" shaped blade. The distinctive blade shape curves into a keen precision tip for intricate/detailed cutting. Made of VG-10 stainless steel, the blade is hollow-ground and when folded closed creates a rounded package that rides nearly invisibly in the pocket. The pocket clip carries right-handed tip-down but also attaches to a tie or makes a fashionable money clip. Create your own one of a kind Cricket with engraving, corporate logos or a personal message.''"<ref name="current catalog">The C29 Cricket in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=17 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

See also:
C29BK<ref name="current catalog3">The C29BK Cricket in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=113 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>,
C29ET<ref name="current catalog2">The C29ET Cricket in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=272 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>.

==Variations==

All Cricket variations are made in Seki-City, Japan and have a [[reverse "S"]] shaped, hollow-ground blade. The C29 and C29PET have an [[Integral Lock]], all other variations have a [[Walker Liner Lock]] locking mechanism.

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C29ATU
|valign="top" |Black Tufram coated Aluminum
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1994-1998
|valign="top" |59.95$ (?), 74.95$ (1996)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |SE was Main, PE was Variant

|-
|C29BK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]] [[SE]]
|[[ATS-55]]
|1997-2003
|64.95$ (?)
|
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|[[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variants

|-
|C29CF
|Black [[CF]]
|[[PE]] [[SE]]
|[[ATS-55]]
|1998-1999
|108.95$ (1998?)
|
|500
|[[Hollow]]
|[[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|?

|-
|C29PN
|Pink [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[ATS-55]]?
|1999
|?
|[[Sprintrun]]
|1200
|[[Hollow]]
|[[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variant

|-
|C29
|[[Stainless Steel]]
|[[PE]] [[SE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|2003-
|64.95$ (2004), 94.95$ (2009)
|
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|chrome [[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variants

|-
|C29PET
|Etched [[Stainless Steel]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|2007-2009
|104.95$ (2007), 114.95$ (2009)
|
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|chrome [[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variant

|-
|C29
|[[Stainless Steel]]
|[[PE]]
|?
|?
|?
|Japan only, rainbow anodized
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|[[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|?

|-
|C29PYY
|[[Stainless Steel]]
|[[PE]] [[SE]]
|?
|?
|?
|Yin/Yang embelished by Santa Fe Stone works and sold through Spyderco with a YY at the end of the SKU
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|[[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|?

|-
|C29GFP
|Black Nishijin [[Glass Fiber]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|2012-2013
|149.95$ (2012)
|
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|chrome [[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variant

|-
|C29PT
|Etched and multi-color [[Stainless Steel]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|2013-
|124.95$ (2013)
|"Tattoo" etch features multicolored reeds and a cricket.
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|chrome [[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variant

|-
|C29GFBLP
|Blue Nishijin [[Glass Fiber]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|2013-
|154.95$ (2013)
|
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|chrome [[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variant
|}

==Most collectible variation==

The Pink and rainvow anodized Crickets are rare versions. The PE CF is also very collectible.
Of all the different versions, the YY is believed to be the absolutely most collectible.

===Questions regarding collecting the C29===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to: See ? above.

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C29:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variations'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weights'''
|-
|align="right"|C29ATU
|align="right"|117mm
|align="right"|70mm
|align="right"|48mm
|align="right"|44mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2mm
|align="right"|55g
|-
|align="right"|C29CF
|align="right"|117mm
|align="right"|70mm
|align="right"|48mm
|align="right"|44mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2mm
|align="right"|48g
|-
|align="right"|C29FRN
|align="right"|117mm
|align="right"|70mm
|align="right"|48mm
|align="right"|44mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2mm
|align="right"|36g
|-
|align="right"|C29SS
|align="right"|117mm
|align="right"|70mm
|align="right"|48mm
|align="right"|41mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2mm
|align="right"|49.5g
|-
|align="right"|C29GFBL
|align="right"|118mm
|align="right"|70mm
|align="right"|48mm
|align="right"|41mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2mm
|align="right"|48g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C29:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variations'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weights'''
|-
|align="right"|C29ATU
|align="right"|4 5/8"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|1 7/8"
|align="right"|1 3/4"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|5/64"
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C29CF
|align="right"|4 5/8"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|1 7/8"
|align="right"|1 3/4"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|5/64"
|align="right"|1.7oz
|-
|align="right"|C29FRN
|align="right"|4 5/8"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|1 7/8"
|align="right"|1 3/4"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|5/64"
|align="right"|1.25oz
|-
|align="right"|C29SS
|align="right"|4 5/8"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|1 7/8"
|align="right"|1 5/8"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|5/64"
|align="right"|1.75oz
|-
|align="right"|C29GFBL
|align="right"|4 21/32"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|1 7/8"
|align="right"|1 5/8"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|5/64"
|align="right"|1,7oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==

[[image:C29_Crickets_all_Artsy.JPG‎ ]]
[[Image:C29 ClipsidesSW.JPG]]

Also see the [http://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=13069 Cricket Pics!] or the [http://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=24488&hilit=C29+cricket+pic%27s C29 Cricket pic's] thread on the Spyderco forum.

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C29 Cricket

2015-04-29T07:57:52Z

Henning: /* Pictures */

The C29 Cricket is a compact, oval shaped knife with a [[reverse "S"]] shaped blade introduced in 1994. In the course of it's long history several different handle materials and blade steels were used.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C29 Cricket appeared in the following catalogs ([http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ older], [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/download.php newer]):
* C29ATU: 1994-1998 Spyderco catalogs
* C29CF: 1998-1999 Spyderco catalogs
* C29BK: 1998-2003 Spyderco catalogs
* C29PN: not listed in any Spyderco catalog
* C29: 2003-2009 Spyderco catalogs
* C29PET: 2007-2009 Spyderco catalogs

==Designer==

Spyderco?

==History, mentionings etc. from the forums==

* [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31530 Review] by "quattrokid73"

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

C29:

"''Thin is in. We've made our long-favored Cricket model even thinner by integrating the handle and lock. Custom knifemaker Chris Reeve invented the idea of making a linerlock's liner out of backside scale of the handle. In doing this, thickness and bulk are shaved off the handle for an ultra-thin folder that locks up confidently with fewer moving lock parts.''

''We've incorporated this design into a rounded handle with a reverse "S" shaped blade. The distinctive blade shape curves into a keen precision tip for intricate/detailed cutting. Made of VG-10 stainless steel, the blade is hollow-ground and when folded closed creates a rounded package that rides nearly invisibly in the pocket. The pocket clip carries right-handed tip-down but also attaches to a tie or makes a fashionable money clip. Create your own one of a kind Cricket with engraving, corporate logos or a personal message.''"<ref name="current catalog">The C29 Cricket in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=17 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>

See also:
C29BK<ref name="current catalog3">The C29BK Cricket in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=113 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>,
C29ET<ref name="current catalog2">The C29ET Cricket in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=272 Spyderco's online catalog]</ref>.

==Variations==

All Cricket variations are made in Seki-City, Japan and have a [[reverse "S"]] shaped, hollow-ground blade. The C29 and C29PET have an [[Integral Lock]], all other variations have a [[Walker Liner Lock]] locking mechanism.

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C29ATU
|valign="top" |Black Tufram coated Aluminum
|valign="top" |[[PE]] [[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[GIN-1/G-2]]
|valign="top" |1994-1998
|valign="top" |59.95$ (?), 74.95$ (1996)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |SE was Main, PE was Variant

|-
|C29BK
|Black [[FRN]]
|[[PE]] [[SE]]
|[[ATS-55]]
|1997-2003
|64.95$ (?)
|
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|[[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variants

|-
|C29CF
|Black [[CF]]
|[[PE]] [[SE]]
|[[ATS-55]]
|1998-1999
|108.95$ (1998?)
|
|500
|[[Hollow]]
|[[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|?

|-
|C29PN
|Pink [[FRN]]
|[[SE]]
|[[ATS-55]]?
|1999
|?
|[[Sprintrun]]
|1200
|[[Hollow]]
|[[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variant

|-
|C29
|[[Stainless Steel]]
|[[PE]] [[SE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|2003-
|64.95$ (2004), 94.95$ (2009)
|
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|chrome [[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variants

|-
|C29PET
|Etched [[Stainless Steel]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|2007-2009
|104.95$ (2007), 114.95$ (2009)
|
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|chrome [[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variant

|-
|C29
|[[Stainless Steel]]
|[[PE]]
|?
|?
|?
|Japan only, rainbow anodized
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|[[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|?

|-
|C29PYY
|[[Stainless Steel]]
|[[PE]] [[SE]]
|?
|?
|?
|Yin/Yang embelished by Santa Fe Stone works and sold through Spyderco with a YY at the end of the SKU
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|[[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|?

|-
|C29GFP
|Black Nishijin [[Glass Fiber]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|2012-2013
|149.95$ (2012)
|
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|chrome [[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variant

|-
|C29PT
|Etched and multi-color [[Stainless Steel]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|2013-
|124.95$ (2013)
|"Tattoo" etch features multicolored reeds and a cricket.
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|chrome [[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variant

|-
|C29GFBLP
|Blue Nishijin [[Glass Fiber]]
|[[PE]]
|[[VG-10]]
|2013-
|154.95$ (2013)
|
|N/A
|[[Hollow]]
|chrome [[3- screw short old standard clip]]
|[[RH]], [[TD]]
|Variant
|}

==Most collectible variation==

The Pink and rainvow anodized Crickets are rare versions. The PE CF is also very collectible.
Of all the different versions, the YY is believed to be the absolutely most collectible.

===Questions regarding collecting the C29===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to: See ? above.

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C29:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variations'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weights'''
|-
|align="right"|C29ATU
|align="right"|117mm
|align="right"|70mm
|align="right"|48mm
|align="right"|44mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2mm
|align="right"|55g
|-
|align="right"|C29CF
|align="right"|117mm
|align="right"|70mm
|align="right"|48mm
|align="right"|44mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2mm
|align="right"|48g
|-
|align="right"|C29FRN
|align="right"|117mm
|align="right"|70mm
|align="right"|48mm
|align="right"|44mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2mm
|align="right"|36g
|-
|align="right"|C29SS
|align="right"|117mm
|align="right"|70mm
|align="right"|48mm
|align="right"|41mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2mm
|align="right"|49.5g
|-
|align="right"|C29GFBL
|align="right"|118mm
|align="right"|70mm
|align="right"|48mm
|align="right"|41mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2mm
|align="right"|48g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C29:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variations'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weights'''
|-
|align="right"|C29ATU
|align="right"|4 5/8"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|1 7/8"
|align="right"|1 3/4"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|5/64"
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C29CF
|align="right"|4 5/8"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|1 7/8"
|align="right"|1 3/4"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|5/64"
|align="right"|1.7oz
|-
|align="right"|C29FRN
|align="right"|4 5/8"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|1 7/8"
|align="right"|1 3/4"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|5/64"
|align="right"|1.25oz
|-
|align="right"|C29SS
|align="right"|4 5/8"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|1 7/8"
|align="right"|1 5/8"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|5/64"
|align="right"|1.75oz
|-
|align="right"|C29GFBL
|align="right"|4 21/32"
|align="right"|2 3/4"
|align="right"|1 7/8"
|align="right"|1 5/8"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|5/64"
|align="right"|1,7oz
|}

==References==

<references/>

== Pictures ==

[[image:C29_Crickets_all_Artsy.JPG‎ ]]
[[Image:C29 ClipsidesSW.JPG]]

Also see the [http://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=13069 Cricket Pics!] or the [http://forum.spyderco.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=24488&hilit=C29+cricket+pic%27s C29 Cricket pic's] thread on the Spyderco forum.

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C34 Jess Horn II

2015-04-29T07:49:24Z

Henning: /* Most collectible variation */

[[Image:C34_horn_pe.jpg|thumb|right|320px|C34 Production Plain Edge]]

The C34 Jess Horn II was introduced in 1995. It was the second of three [[Jess Horn]] designs produced as collaboration models by Spyderco, the others being the [[C27 Jess Horn]] and the [[C38 Jess Horn Lightweight]]. The production versions have a [[Hollow sabre grind]] blade with a prominent [[Swedge]] grind and a black [[Micarta]] handle. In addition to the standard production version which was available in [[PE]] and [[SE]], several special versions of the C34 Jess Horn II were produced exclusively for [[A.G. Russell]]. Two of these models had the same dimensions as the production model, but featured [[Full Flat grind]] blades with a [[Swedge]] grind and different colors of micarta. The other three were of a reduced size and are unique, in that there was no production equivalent in any form. They are known as "Baby Horns" and were made in white [[Micarta]] with a [[Full Flat grind]] blade like those of the full size [[A.G. Russell]] Specials, and in black [[Micarta]] and all stainless steel with [[Hollow sabre grind]] blades like those of the production C34.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C34 Jess Horn II first appeared in the 1997 pocket catalog. Prior to that, it was noted as "coming soon" in the 1995 Spyderco Retail Price Sheet.

==Designer==

[[Jess Horn]]

[[Jess Horn Makers mark]]

==History, mentionings from the forums, etc.==

== Information from the 1997 Spyderco catalog ==

Description from 1997 Pocket Catalog:

''"For those who desire a custom design without the associated cost or lengthy wait, Spyderco introduces the second CLIPIT collaboration with Jess Horn. This refined pattern incorporates Jess' precise lines throughout. The scales are made of Micarta in a comfortable shape for everyday use, and the hand-finished premium stainless steel blade is formed in a spearpoint style. The elegant look of this gentleman's lightweight folder makes it worthy of carry for any occasion."''

==Variations==

Plain and serrated versions of the production model, plus the five A.G. Russell Specials noted above and below.

===Variations of the C34 Jess Horn II===

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C34P
|valign="top" |Black Micarta
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |1995- 1998
|valign="top" |119.95$ - 98.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |?
|-
|valign="top" |C34S
|valign="top" |Black Micarta
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |1995- 1998
|valign="top" |119.95$ - 98.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |Yes
|-
|valign="top" |C34PBRGM
|valign="top" |Burgundy Micarta
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |1995 - ?
|valign="top" |119.95$
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |?
|-
|valign="top" |AGSP-1W
|valign="top" |White Micarta
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |1995 - ?
|valign="top" |119.95$
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |?
|-
|valign="top" |AGSP-2W
|valign="top" |White Micarta Baby
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |? - 1997
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |?
|-
|valign="top" |AGSP-2B
|valign="top" |Black Micarta Baby
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |? - 1997
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |?
|-
|valign="top" |AGSP-2SS
|valign="top" |Stainless Steel
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |? - 1997
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |?
|}

== [[Most collectible variation]] ==

All five of the [[A.G. Russell]] Specials command higher prices than the production versions and, as with most collectible Spydercos, there is more collector interest in the

[[PE]] production version than in the [[SE]] production version.

== Questions regarding collecting the C34 Jess Horn II ==

*Collectors Club numbered examples of at least two of the A.G. Russell Special variants exist, are there Collectors Club numbered specimens of all of them?
*Production dates for the A.G. Russell Specials? The box for my black Baby Horn is dated 1/97.

==Technical Information==

Typical measurements (mm and grams) of the C34 Jess Horn II:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C34P
|align="right"|184mm
|align="right"|102mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|73mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2.4mm
|align="right"|57g
|-
|align="right"|C34S
|align="right"|184mm
|align="right"|102mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|73mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2.4mm
|align="right"|57g
|-
|align="right"|C34PBRGM
|align="right"|184mm
|align="right"|102mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|73mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2.4mm
|align="right"|53g
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-1W
|align="right"|184mm
|align="right"|102mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|73mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2.4mm
|align="right"|55g
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-2W
|align="right"|154mm
|align="right"|86mm
|align="right"|68mm
|align="right"|62mm
|align="right"|9mm
|align="right"|2.3mm
|align="right"|40g
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-2B
|align="right"|154mm
|align="right"|86mm
|align="right"|68mm
|align="right"|62mm
|align="right"|9mm
|align="right"|2.3mm
|align="right"|42g
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-2SS
|align="right"|154mm
|align="right"|86mm
|align="right"|68mm
|align="right"|62mm
|align="right"|9mm
|align="right"|2.3mm
|align="right"|74g
|}

Typical measurements (Inches and ounces) of the C34 Jess Horn II:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C34P
|align="right"|7 1/4in
|align="right"|4in
|align="right"|3 1/8in
|align="right"|2 7/8in
|align="right"|7/16in
|align="right"|3/32in
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C34P
|align="right"|7 1/4in
|align="right"|4in
|align="right"|3 1/8in
|align="right"|2 7/8in
|align="right"|7/16in
|align="right"|3/32in
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C34PBRGM
|align="right"|7 1/4in
|align="right"|4in
|align="right"|3 1/8in
|align="right"|2 7/8in
|align="right"|7/16in
|align="right"|3/32in
|align="right"|1.9oz
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-1W
|align="right"|7 1/4in
|align="right"|4in
|align="right"|3 1/8in
|align="right"|2 7/8in
|align="right"|7/16in
|align="right"|3/32in
|align="right"|1.9oz
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-2W
|align="right"|6 1/16in
|align="right"|3 3/8in
|align="right"|2 11/16in
|align="right"|2 7/16in
|align="right"|11/32in
|align="right"|5/64in
|align="right"|1.4oz
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-2B
|align="right"|6 1/16in
|align="right"|3 3/8in
|align="right"|2 11/16in
|align="right"|2 7/16in
|align="right"|11/32in
|align="right"|5/64in
|align="right"|1.5oz
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-2SS
|align="right"|6 1/16in
|align="right"|3 3/8in
|align="right"|2 11/16in
|align="right"|2 7/16in
|align="right"|11/32in
|align="right"|5/64in
|align="right"|2.6oz
|}

==References==

==Pictures==

<gallery>
Image:C34_horn_se.jpg|C34 Production Serrated
Image:C34_horn_pe.jpg|C34 Production Plain Edge
Image:C34_agr_white.jpg|C34 A. G. Russell Special White Micarta
Image:C34_agr_burgundy.jpg|C34 A. G. Russell Special Burgundy Micarta
Image:C34_clip_side.jpg|C34 Clip Side View
Image:C34_horn_closed.jpg|C34 Closed View
Image:C34_agr_baby_white.jpg|C34 A. G. Russell Special "Baby" White Micarta
Image:C34_agr_baby_black.jpg|C34 A. G. Russell Special "Baby" Black Micarta
Image:C34_baby_ss.jpg|C34 A. G. Russell Special "Baby" All Stainless Steel
Image:C34_all_babies.jpg|All A. G. Russell Special "Baby" Horns
Image:C34_all_variants.jpg|All C34 Variants
Image:C34_baby_compare.jpg|Comparison of Baby and full size C34 Jess Horn
</gallery>

===Categories===

[[Category:knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C34 Jess Horn II

2015-04-29T07:47:18Z

Henning:

[[Image:C34_horn_pe.jpg|thumb|right|320px|C34 Production Plain Edge]]

The C34 Jess Horn II was introduced in 1995. It was the second of three [[Jess Horn]] designs produced as collaboration models by Spyderco, the others being the [[C27 Jess Horn]] and the [[C38 Jess Horn Lightweight]]. The production versions have a [[Hollow sabre grind]] blade with a prominent [[Swedge]] grind and a black [[Micarta]] handle. In addition to the standard production version which was available in [[PE]] and [[SE]], several special versions of the C34 Jess Horn II were produced exclusively for [[A.G. Russell]]. Two of these models had the same dimensions as the production model, but featured [[Full Flat grind]] blades with a [[Swedge]] grind and different colors of micarta. The other three were of a reduced size and are unique, in that there was no production equivalent in any form. They are known as "Baby Horns" and were made in white [[Micarta]] with a [[Full Flat grind]] blade like those of the full size [[A.G. Russell]] Specials, and in black [[Micarta]] and all stainless steel with [[Hollow sabre grind]] blades like those of the production C34.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C34 Jess Horn II first appeared in the 1997 pocket catalog. Prior to that, it was noted as "coming soon" in the 1995 Spyderco Retail Price Sheet.

==Designer==

[[Jess Horn]]

[[Jess Horn Makers mark]]

==History, mentionings from the forums, etc.==

== Information from the 1997 Spyderco catalog ==

Description from 1997 Pocket Catalog:

''"For those who desire a custom design without the associated cost or lengthy wait, Spyderco introduces the second CLIPIT collaboration with Jess Horn. This refined pattern incorporates Jess' precise lines throughout. The scales are made of Micarta in a comfortable shape for everyday use, and the hand-finished premium stainless steel blade is formed in a spearpoint style. The elegant look of this gentleman's lightweight folder makes it worthy of carry for any occasion."''

==Variations==

Plain and serrated versions of the production model, plus the five A.G. Russell Specials noted above and below.

===Variations of the C34 Jess Horn II===

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C34P
|valign="top" |Black Micarta
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |1995- 1998
|valign="top" |119.95$ - 98.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |?
|-
|valign="top" |C34S
|valign="top" |Black Micarta
|valign="top" |[[SE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |1995- 1998
|valign="top" |119.95$ - 98.95$ (1998)
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |Yes
|-
|valign="top" |C34PBRGM
|valign="top" |Burgundy Micarta
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |1995 - ?
|valign="top" |119.95$
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |?
|-
|valign="top" |AGSP-1W
|valign="top" |White Micarta
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |1995 - ?
|valign="top" |119.95$
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |?
|-
|valign="top" |AGSP-2W
|valign="top" |White Micarta Baby
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |? - 1997
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Full Flat]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |?
|-
|valign="top" |AGSP-2B
|valign="top" |Black Micarta Baby
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |? - 1997
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |?
|-
|valign="top" |AGSP-2SS
|valign="top" |Stainless Steel
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[AUS-8]]
|valign="top" |? - 1997
|valign="top" |?
|valign="top" |
|valign="top" |Unknown
|valign="top" |[[Hollow sabre grind]]
|valign="top" |[[3- screw old standard clip]]
|valign="top" |[[TU]] [[RH]]
|valign="top" |?
|}

== Most collectible variation ==

All five of the [[A.G. Russell]] Specials command higher prices than the production versions and, as with most collectible Spydercos, there is more collector interest in the

[[PE]] production version than in th [[SE]] production version.

== Questions regarding collecting the C34 Jess Horn II ==

*Collectors Club numbered examples of at least two of the A.G. Russell Special variants exist, are there Collectors Club numbered specimens of all of them?
*Production dates for the A.G. Russell Specials? The box for my black Baby Horn is dated 1/97.

==Technical Information==

Typical measurements (mm and grams) of the C34 Jess Horn II:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C34P
|align="right"|184mm
|align="right"|102mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|73mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2.4mm
|align="right"|57g
|-
|align="right"|C34S
|align="right"|184mm
|align="right"|102mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|73mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2.4mm
|align="right"|57g
|-
|align="right"|C34PBRGM
|align="right"|184mm
|align="right"|102mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|73mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2.4mm
|align="right"|53g
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-1W
|align="right"|184mm
|align="right"|102mm
|align="right"|79mm
|align="right"|73mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|2.4mm
|align="right"|55g
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-2W
|align="right"|154mm
|align="right"|86mm
|align="right"|68mm
|align="right"|62mm
|align="right"|9mm
|align="right"|2.3mm
|align="right"|40g
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-2B
|align="right"|154mm
|align="right"|86mm
|align="right"|68mm
|align="right"|62mm
|align="right"|9mm
|align="right"|2.3mm
|align="right"|42g
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-2SS
|align="right"|154mm
|align="right"|86mm
|align="right"|68mm
|align="right"|62mm
|align="right"|9mm
|align="right"|2.3mm
|align="right"|74g
|}

Typical measurements (Inches and ounces) of the C34 Jess Horn II:

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C34P
|align="right"|7 1/4in
|align="right"|4in
|align="right"|3 1/8in
|align="right"|2 7/8in
|align="right"|7/16in
|align="right"|3/32in
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C34P
|align="right"|7 1/4in
|align="right"|4in
|align="right"|3 1/8in
|align="right"|2 7/8in
|align="right"|7/16in
|align="right"|3/32in
|align="right"|2oz
|-
|align="right"|C34PBRGM
|align="right"|7 1/4in
|align="right"|4in
|align="right"|3 1/8in
|align="right"|2 7/8in
|align="right"|7/16in
|align="right"|3/32in
|align="right"|1.9oz
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-1W
|align="right"|7 1/4in
|align="right"|4in
|align="right"|3 1/8in
|align="right"|2 7/8in
|align="right"|7/16in
|align="right"|3/32in
|align="right"|1.9oz
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-2W
|align="right"|6 1/16in
|align="right"|3 3/8in
|align="right"|2 11/16in
|align="right"|2 7/16in
|align="right"|11/32in
|align="right"|5/64in
|align="right"|1.4oz
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-2B
|align="right"|6 1/16in
|align="right"|3 3/8in
|align="right"|2 11/16in
|align="right"|2 7/16in
|align="right"|11/32in
|align="right"|5/64in
|align="right"|1.5oz
|-
|align="right"|AGSP-2SS
|align="right"|6 1/16in
|align="right"|3 3/8in
|align="right"|2 11/16in
|align="right"|2 7/16in
|align="right"|11/32in
|align="right"|5/64in
|align="right"|2.6oz
|}

==References==

==Pictures==

<gallery>
Image:C34_horn_se.jpg|C34 Production Serrated
Image:C34_horn_pe.jpg|C34 Production Plain Edge
Image:C34_agr_white.jpg|C34 A. G. Russell Special White Micarta
Image:C34_agr_burgundy.jpg|C34 A. G. Russell Special Burgundy Micarta
Image:C34_clip_side.jpg|C34 Clip Side View
Image:C34_horn_closed.jpg|C34 Closed View
Image:C34_agr_baby_white.jpg|C34 A. G. Russell Special "Baby" White Micarta
Image:C34_agr_baby_black.jpg|C34 A. G. Russell Special "Baby" Black Micarta
Image:C34_baby_ss.jpg|C34 A. G. Russell Special "Baby" All Stainless Steel
Image:C34_all_babies.jpg|All A. G. Russell Special "Baby" Horns
Image:C34_all_variants.jpg|All C34 Variants
Image:C34_baby_compare.jpg|Comparison of Baby and full size C34 Jess Horn
</gallery>

===Categories===

[[Category:knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

C31 Europa

2015-04-29T07:32:49Z

Henning:

The C31 Europa was never made. A prototype might exist somewhere. This was supposed to be a knife for the european market.

The Europa was supposed to be similar to a stainless steel handled Endura, but with Kraton inserts, a springclip like the C35 Q, and a corkscrew.

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]

Plain edge

2015-04-29T07:14:25Z

Henning: New page: '''See PE'''

'''See [[PE]]'''

Most collectible variation

2015-04-29T07:13:49Z

Henning:

As with all things to do with collecting, what fits one, might not necessarily fit all.
The most collectible variation for one might not be the most collectible for another.

However, we try to find one model which is possible to separate from the rest, in cases where there is only one variation of the [[SKU]].
In cases where there's several variations of a knife, those which is believed to be the most collectible is noted as most collectible.

As with all things Spyderco, this is at the very best a qualified guess, though. As has happened before, suddenly a new variation shows up which has not been known before, and as such, the most collectible variation must be considered the authors best guess, and with the more general collectors in mind.

In general the knives that end up the most collectible are usually [[Plain edge]] knives and often of a variety which was produced in low numbers for one reason or another. One good example would be the [[C53 Peter Herbst]] in Titanium which due to production problems ended up beeing made in relatively low numbers. (Although a few were sold as [[Factory seconds]] with the notch)

As with all things, it's entirely up to the collector to decide what shall be the focus are of his or hers collection. Some of the Spydiewiki- crew is or has been collecting along these lines:

*All variations of a Specific [[SKU]]
*One of all [[SKU]]s
*All [[Etnich series]]
*All [[Collaboration model]]s

So, take your pick and happy knifecollecting and hunting for that elusive model which would be a great addition to YOUR collection!

===Categories===

[[Category:Support articles]]

Most collectible variation

2015-04-29T07:12:45Z

Henning:

As with all things to do with collecting, what fits one, might not necessarily fit all.
The most collectible variation for one might not be the most collectible for another.

However, we try to find one model which is possible to separate from the rest, in cases where there is only one variation of the [[SKU]].
In cases where there's several variations of a knife, those which is believed to be the most collectible is noted as most collectible.

As with all things Spyderco, this is at the very best a qualified guess, though. As has happened before, suddenly a new variation shows up which has not been known before, and as such, the most collectible variation must be considered the authors best guess, and with the more general collectors in mind.

In general the knives that end up the most collectible are usually [[Plain edge]] knives and often of a variety which was produced in low numbers for one reason or another. One good example would be the [[C53 Peter Herbst]] in Titanium which due to production problems ended up beeing made in relatively low numbers. (Although a few were sold as [[Factory seconds]] with the notch)

As with all things, it's entirely up to the collector to decide what shall be the focus are of his or hers collection. Some of the Spydiewiki- crew is or has been collecting along these lines:

*All variations of a Specific [[SKU]]
*One of all [[SKU]]s
*All [[Etnich series]]
*All [[collaboration models]]

So, take your pick and happy knifecollecting and hunting for that elusive model which would be a great addition to YOUR collection!

===Categories===

[[Category:Support articles]]

Etnich series

2015-04-29T07:11:18Z

Henning: New page: '''Ethnic series''' The Ethnic series of knives is the Spyderco knives which is considered to be based on a design specific to an ethnic group or a particular place for instance. The term...

'''Ethnic series'''

The Ethnic series of knives is the Spyderco knives which is considered to be based on a design specific to an ethnic group or a particular place for instance. The term is used loosely and there does not seem to be an official list of knives considered to belong to the ethnic series, although [[Spyderco]] invariably refers to knives using the term.

C59 Eduard Bradichansky Shabaria

2015-04-29T07:08:29Z

Henning:

The C59 Eduard Bradichansky Shabaria was introduced in 1999 and discontinued in 2003.

The C59 Shabaria was Spyderco's first in a series of ethnic inspired knives (See [[Etnich series]]). Nomads in the Jordan River Valley have carried a knife called a Shabaria. The design of the C59 is inspired by these knives.

==Appearance in catalogs==

The C59 Shabaria appeared in the following ([http://www.spydie.nl/catalogs/ catalogs]):
* 1999 Spyderco Products
* 2000 Spyderco Products
* 2001 Spyderco Products
* 2002 Spyderco Products

==Designer==

[[Eduard Bradichansky]]

[[Eduard Bradichansky Makers mark]]

==History, mentionings from the forums etc.==

On the [[Spyderco forums]]:
*Shabaria 2001 modifications discussion threads
** [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=656 Shabaria modifications!]
** [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1536 Shabaria]
*Interesting thread and pictures of the Shabaria, including historic information: [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30506 Shabaria!]

==Information from the Spyderco catalog on the web==

See:
C59CF

''Knives and history are reflections of each other. Paleolithic flint tools to modern folding knives; they exist to perform the simple purpose of cutting. Jordan River Valley nomads centuries ago made and carried a curved fixed-blade called a Shabaria for agriculture and protection.''

''Israeli knife designer, Eduard Bradichansky, co-mingled the Shabaria's traditional utilitarian profile into a modern folding knife. Mr. Bradichansky was a gunsmith and gifted jeweler by trade, new to the knifemaking community, but already attracting collectors and enthusiasts to his fresh design work and crafting skills. His career cut short, he fell victim to a terrorist attack on the West Bank.''

''Spyderco is re-releasing a Sprint Run of his Shabaria folder with VG-10 stainless PlainEdge blade and carbon fiber handle. At first grasp, the handle's hourglass/coffin-shape feels slim and odd in the hand but the conveyance of balance and comfort immediately follows. The light carbon fiber handle has a black steel clip embellished with a gold Spyderco bug and positions the folder for right-hand, tip-down pocket carry. A straightforward easy to access and open Michael Walker LinerLock graces the handle's underside.'' The C59CF Shabaria in [http://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=602 Spyderco's online catalog].

==Variations==

The C59 Shabaria is made in Seki-City, Japan and has a
* [[Walker Liner Lock]].

{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''[[SKU]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Handle]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Edge|Edge(s)]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Steel]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[From/To]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[MSRP]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Note]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Number made]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Grind]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Clip positions]]'''
{{Tableheading}}'''[[Collectors club]]'''
|-
|valign="top" |C59BMP
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |1999-2001
|valign="top" |143.95$ (1999-2001)
|valign="top" |closed back, riveted
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Black Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C59BMPS
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PS]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |1999-2001
|valign="top" |143.95$ (1999-2001)
|valign="top" |closed back, riveted
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Black Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C59BMP
|valign="top" |Black [[Micarta]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2002
|valign="top" |150.95$ (2002)
|valign="top" |open back, screwed
|valign="top" |N/A
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Black Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|-
|valign="top" |C59CFP
|valign="top" |[[CF]]
|valign="top" |[[PE]]
|valign="top" |[[VG-10]]
|valign="top" |2010
|valign="top" |259.95$ (2010)
|valign="top" |Sprint
|valign="top" |800
|valign="top" |[[Hollow]]
|valign="top" |Black Metal
|valign="top" |[[RH]], [[TD]]
|valign="top" |
|}

==[[Most collectible variation]]==

Some of the early run was numbered. This is probably the hardest to find.

===Questions regarding collecting the C59===

Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:

Questions with an answer:

==Technical information==

Measurements (mm and grams) of the C59 Shabaria:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C59BM
|align="right"|219mm
|align="right"|122mm
|align="right"|97mm
|align="right"|93mm
|align="right"|12mm
|align="right"|2.5mm
|align="right"|94g
|-
|align="right"|C59CF
|align="right"|221mm
|align="right"|121mm
|align="right"|98mm
|align="right"|94mm
|align="right"|11mm
|align="right"|3mm
|align="right"|119g
|}

Measurements (inches and ounces) of the C59 Shabaria:
{|{{Articletable}}
{{Tableheading}}'''Variation'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length overall'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length closed'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length blade'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Length edge'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Hole Ø'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Blade thickness'''
{{Tableheading}}'''Weight'''
|-
|align="right"|C59BM
|align="right"|8 5/8"
|align="right"|4 3/4"
|align="right"|3 7/8"
|align="right"|3 5/8"
|align="right"|1/2"
|align="right"|3/32"
|align="right"|3.33oz
|-
|align="right"|C59CF
|align="right"|8 11/16"
|align="right"|4 3/4"
|align="right"|3 7/8"
|align="right"|3 11/16"
|align="right"|7/16"
|align="right"|1/8"
|align="right"|4.2oz
|}

==References==

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==Weblinks==

==Related Articles==

[http://www.edgeobserver.com/shabaria-carbon-fibre-sprint-run-c59cf/ The Edge Observer] history and review of the Shabaria.

== Pictures ==

See e.g. [http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23767 this] Shabaria thread on the [[Spyderco forums]].

[[Image:C59_Shabaria.jpg|C59 Shabaria carbon fiber]]
[[Image:C59_Shabaria_clip_side.jpg|C59 Shabaria carbon fiber clip side]]

==Categories==

[[Category:Knives]]
[[Category:Folding knives]]
[[Category:ClipIts]]