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Simon, why do you need a DK, you are in UK :p

Ok,ok - no answer needed - why do I need a DK, I'm in A :rolleyes: :D

... you can't open the DKPK with only one hand, it's got to be a 2 hands opening. I've both, the UK + DK Penknife and I must say that with elevated concentration, dry hands and skill it's possible to open the DK one handed. Not every time, but sometimes. I bought mine here from a shop in Denmark. I...

Dear Vincent, you have no choice - catch the Lil'Temperance - listen to the majority

IMO the better knife overall, out of production, harder to get. The Manix is an excellent knife too, but still in poduction and once again, the LiL'T. beat it!

Happy Birthday dear Wouter and enjoy your day :D

Sorry, I don't have a picture with brass liners; but I guess there were Co-pilots from Yellow horse and Santa Fe Stoneworks too.

Disqualified but right, that's my destiny :o Sorry HoB, next time I will read all the text you write!

BTW - I've always the feeling to get more weight by changeing banknotes to knives :D

Lil'Temperance - xxx g/xxx g
Manix - xxx g

So dear HoB, before I say the %, you have to clarify what Lil'Temperance you mean (Leaf or Trailing point) :D

Anyway, the Lil'T is always lighter than the full Manix.

Speak only for me:

I would prefer the FRN (better grip)

Effigy wrote:...can you give the Name and SKU? :D

Gentlemen, I know it's summer and hot, but the identification if the names is only 50 % of the job

Hi Arend,

isn't it bad to have three generations of enduras and only two arms :eek: :D

Thanks for your pictures and enthusiasm!

... the more I think about it, the more I'm leaning toward Peter's theory - plastic clip, stainless version (which was, after all, called the Delica II), barrel bolt version, and screw construction version... Trust me, it is not my theory, it is my knowledge as interested collector :D (an example -...

You want an simple answer:

Delica 1 = FRN, molded clip, tip up - right
Delica 2 = SS, screwed clip (former SKU C43!), tip up/down - right, with and without Boye dent
Delica 3 = FRN, screwed clip, tip up - left/right, with and without Boye dent
Delica 4 = FRN + SS, screwed clip - 4 way, with Boye dent

64. C63GP James A. Keating Chinook II http://img146.imageshack.us/img146/959/c63gpjamesakeatingchinookii103.jpg http://img224.imageshack.us/img224/421/c63gpjamesakeatingchinookii104.jpg [CENTER] http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/8171/c63gpjamesakeatingchinookii102.jpg [/CENTER] I will continue ... :p

What I see is a C51GS Rookie with a damaged tip.

I've only a short list what Spyderco knives concerns : :o

Impala - to my father
Meerkat + Delica - to my sons

Axlis, nice to see that you like coloured handles - it makes the simple life variegated :D

Mhhm, hard to say for me too. Let's see: The Calypso Jr. has full flat blade and a 50:50 choil, the Delica has full screw construction and solid ZDP, the Jess Horn is the genleman knife of the three. Although my favourite EDC is a Delica and I appreciate the Jess Horn design .......... I vote for th...

Puyallupknifegu wrote:... It will be interesting to see which spyders are most liked/loved!

Let me give you two answers:

Most carried:
- C11 Delica 3 FRN
- C36 Military
- C81 Para-Military

For collection:
- C76 25th Anniversary Delica
- C27 Jess Horn
- C22 Michael Walker

Thanks for your very well done pictures and welcome in the forum! You got some very nice :spyder: 's; do you intend to collect them only or to use them too?

I wish you much fun with your growing collecton :D