Confessional, and pity accepted.
Confessional, and pity accepted.
I collect (accumulate) knives, there are some that I use though the majority are for fondling and looking at. I keep my boxes, a spreadsheet, and many pictures. Now for the pity part! I've misplaced a knife, not just any knife, a hard to come by, and now expensive knife. When I picked it up it was as much as I had ever spent on a knife and a lot of money to me especially since I knew it was a dust gatherer. I looked at the knife about a month ago since a friend told me of a redesign that had greatly increased in value. I am tearing my hair out trying to locate this knife. I've been through drawers, cabinets, and my collection more times than I can count, rehashing where I could have put it. To compound my problem my wife and I decided to retire and move so we bought another house this last summer and have been packing and moving lots of stuff. We've had our house on the market and thought it would sell fairly quickly. Needless to say no sale yet, so here we are living or better put semi-living in two places. Since this house hasn't sold we are back here for the winter and closed up the other house, and I've continued to work. So how many of us have put an item in a safe place, and now can't remember where we put it? My only hope is that when we finally do move and clean out drawers and cabinets, the knife finally shows up. Thanks for letting me whine! Off I go to once again retrace my steps and tear this place apart. Every day is a new day when dealing with senility.
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I must know! What knife is it???
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Thanks all for the support. To answer a few questions. The friend wasn't with me when I ogled it last. I was in my office/man cave so no couch or cushions though I will look through the house couches just because. The knife is/was a ZT 0777CB, I collect mostly Spyderco though every once in a while another company comes up with a knife I want to have. As to buying another to make this one show up is not a bad idea, this trick worked recently with a camera my wife misplaced. Thanks all, I'll yell from the rooftops when I find this knife. Most of you should be able to hear me.
This recently happened to me. I just moved and still have most of my stuff in boxes stacked in the garage. I couldn't find my Pro-Venator that I've owned and carried for close to 18 years. I don't think the knife has any substantial value other than sentimental, but it was driving me crazy. I kept looking over and over again in all of the boxes and other places where I thought it might be. After about two weeks I came up with a new place to look and sure enough, there it was. Good luck with your search.
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When you took it out to look at, did you take out two models to compare? Maybe you put it in the other box.
So, the knife AND the box are missing? If so, try to re-enact where you would put something down at near where you were looking at it and try to think of odd places you could have set it down. On top of something, next to something. Check under smaller things that could have moved ontop of it, like a magazine or news paper.
Best of luck!
So, the knife AND the box are missing? If so, try to re-enact where you would put something down at near where you were looking at it and try to think of odd places you could have set it down. On top of something, next to something. Check under smaller things that could have moved ontop of it, like a magazine or news paper.
Best of luck!
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I'm currently in a similar boat....There's a Hattori Mini Fighter in a sheath in the house somewhere....Definately...Where precisely has elluded me- meaning I'm now planning another rummage through the gearpile on Saturday.
It might not be an uber-rare piece of awesome, but the fact that it's current defying all effort to track down leads me to believe that it's actively avoiding me. :)
It might not be an uber-rare piece of awesome, but the fact that it's current defying all effort to track down leads me to believe that it's actively avoiding me. :)
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The two knives that I'm still trying to find are an original C95 Manix and a PPT. They're around here somewhere.
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- William James, from The Will to Believe, a guest lecture at Yale University in 1897