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The blade is made of 440B, but I don't know the manufacturer. Here's Pat Crawford's page for this knife: http://www.crawfordknives.com/key_chain_cutter.htm I just acquired one from a local knife dealer, and it is pretty cool. The handle has sharp edges and it's not really a one-hand opener despite t...

A sad way to obtain a knife, but a good way to spread appreciation for the man's accomplishments, and keep his memory alive. All in all, this seems a fitting remembrance. Good on ya, Spyderco.

KWG

KWG. Thanks again for giving us this opportunity! Just one more reason to keep an eargerly anticipatory eye on Spyderco!

I just recently saw my first Military in person, and man! The thing is just huge. I started my Spyderco ownership with a stamped-clip Standard, which is tiny in comparison. I'd gladly line up for a Military in Forum dress-up mode, although I'm still holding out hope for a Forum Centofante. Either wa...

Windwalker-
Not to take this too far off topic, but what exactly did happen to Tekna? I have had all of their knives at some point, and although the quality of the products wasn't up to the daring nature of their designs, they were very useable. Any history?

Since I bought it about two months ago, the Viele has been my daily carry and most used knife. Even though it's a little on the heavy side, it rides well in the corner of a hip pocket, and it's incredibly quick to open. Basically, it's a solid piece of art that also cuts well. I am eagerly awaiting ...

I'd just like to add my support in favor of a pearl-handled Centofante Jr. For such a commemorative piece, I think the design should be one that has garnered unequivocal support from users, and one that we wouldn't be ashamed to hand to our dear old grandmothers, or our impressionable grandchildren....