Origins of blade design

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JackRussell
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Origins of blade design

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Sal Glesser was clearly a fan of Mad magazine --

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I can see it

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That’s brilliant; and the follow up picture from Mushroom made me laugh.
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Well done.
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The very first time I saw a Spyderco knife (I didn’t know the company’s name at the time) back in the early ‘90s, it reminded me of the old Spy Vs Spy comic.

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Mushroom, great photo!
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