Albums of an ex-collector

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:releived For your viewing pleasure or disdain; these are links to a few of my ImageShack albums.
Photo quality ranges from good, to average, to bloody awful.
Haven’t added a new knife to the collection in the last 3 years, :( so no new models to see there.
For what it is worth and :winking-tongue if you dare; follow the links and have a gander.

Brothers; Endura and Delica variations.
https://imageshack.com/a/oIuz/1

Ethnic Series.
https://imageshack.com/a/omFR/1

Throw back.
https://imageshack.com/a/WkdR/1

Fixed blade Friday.
https://imageshack.com/a/Z9BL/1

Spyderco fixed blades.
https://imageshack.com/a/hWAH/1

Rescue.
https://imageshack.com/a/ZtFR/1

Random stuff. Will be adding more stuff to this one.
https://imageshack.com/a/JJnW7/1

:woozy This is becoming more of a walk down memory lane thing for me.

Back in June 2013 Forum member GSO came up with brilliant idea for a thread called “I’ll see your Spyderco and raise you another”.

I became the self-appointed list keeper for a while; :eye-roll It got a lot more professional and clearer after IG-88 took on the list. It ran from June 22 2013 to about September 2017.
:pleading Its down fall was that most of us had our photos linked to image hosting sites. One such site had a collapse and another so called free site announce that was no longer free. :steam-nose Then held their customers images hostage and then deleted them if the ransom was not paid.

That wiped out about half the images in the thread, :'( almost brings a tear to my eyes just thinking about it.

Anyway: These were my contributions to GSO’s thread.

And you guys that were part of that thread and see one of my photos and say “ :thinking hang on; I posted a photo with that knife). Yeah; :grimace your right, I had a few backups photos ready to go and someone was usually quicker than me to post a reply.

I’ll see your Spyderco and raise you another.

https://imageshack.com/a/KanW7/1
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Ex-collector? Say it ain’t so! You have (had?) one of the more epic Spyderco collections.
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JRinFL wrote:
Thu Aug 18, 2022 8:00 pm
Ex-collector? Say it ain’t so! You have (had?) one of the more epic Spyderco collections.
I’ve still got them all, but won’t be adding to the collection.
Retired from work, :worried no longer have the knife and toy budget.

It's weird; :thinking the harder you work the more money you to get. But retirement doesn’t seem to work that way. ',:-| No matter how hard you retire
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I love you're collection!
Having trouble adjusting to a new financial situation is normal after retirement.
My parents and my Girlfriends parents are going true the same thing.
But you will get used to it and get collecting again. Be it on a differend pace like it seems you did. ( Again amazing collection)
Many members here are retired and they buy much more then me. :squinting-tongue
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Fantastic! That Ti Lum Tanto... 🙀

A few others worth mentioning : Rookie, Captain, Breeden Rescue, Harpy CF, Balance, JD Smith, ATR Ti :bug-red-white

Which ones are your favourite users?
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Impressive! You have me beat on some and some i have i can't see in your collection :)
It's a almighty collection in any case!
Cheers!
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apollo wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 12:19 am
I love you're collection!
Having trouble adjusting to a new financial situation is normal after retirement.
My parents and my Girlfriends parents are going true the same thing.
But you will get used to it and get collecting again. Be it on a differend pace like it seems you did. ( Again amazing collection)
Many members here are retired and they buy much more then me. :squinting-tongue

No mate :cheap-sunglasses it’s all is good.
Working over time was the play money.
But time to grow up and become an adult now. :smirk But I have long resisted doing so.
Time for a change. :grin-big eyes It’s been fun.
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Brock O Lee wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 4:26 am
Fantastic! That Ti Lum Tanto... 🙀

A few others worth mentioning : Rookie, Captain, Breeden Rescue, Harpy CF, Balance, JD Smith, ATR Ti :bug-red-white

Which ones are your favourite users?

A dragonfly lives in my pocket, :thinking but that was a Chapparal for a long time. But the dragonfly worked better so it returned. The Para-military was right size for work, in the last few years the Kapara has become a favourite.
:smiling-hearts But there have been many different favourites over the years.
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Larry_Mott wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 4:51 am
Impressive! You have me beat on some and some i have i can't see in your collection :)
It's a almighty collection in any case!
Cheers!

:open-grin G’day Larry
Didn’t I once send you a list so we could the size of our; “ :flushed Ummm” collections.

If you are interested, send me a message. I have Word doc with a list. I know you have a lot that I couldn’t get hold of.
:shush As long as you keep the details private.

So: :smirk I’ll show you mine if you show me yours.
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Beautiful collection and photos are wonderful . It’s too difficult to say which picture I like the best . Regards MG2
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Reject wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 5:58 am
apollo wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 12:19 am
I love you're collection!
Having trouble adjusting to a new financial situation is normal after retirement.
My parents and my Girlfriends parents are going true the same thing.
But you will get used to it and get collecting again. Be it on a differend pace like it seems you did. ( Again amazing collection)
Many members here are retired and they buy much more then me. :squinting-tongue

No mate :cheap-sunglasses it’s all is good.
Working over time was the play money.
But time to grow up and become an adult now. :smirk But I have long resisted doing so.
Time for a change. :grin-big eyes It’s been fun.
Please do not grow up to much. The cheat code for a long and happy life is and always will be being able to have fun like a child! :squinting-tongue
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Reject wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 6:07 am
Larry_Mott wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 4:51 am
Impressive! You have me beat on some and some i have i can't see in your collection :)
It's a almighty collection in any case!
Cheers!

:open-grin G’day Larry
Didn’t I once send you a list so we could the size of our; “ :flushed Ummm” collections.

If you are interested, send me a message. I have Word doc with a list. I know you have a lot that I couldn’t get hold of.
:shush As long as you keep the details private.

So: :smirk I’ll show you mine if you show me yours.
I can't recall a list.. On the other hand, i remember the color of my first two wheeled bicycle but not exactly what i did last weekend so there's that :)
Anyhow i will PM you a list, i have a sneaking suspicion it's not 100% complete but i don't have the energy right now to do a inventory :)
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Thank you for sharing, very nice collection, congrats.
Or condolences, if you're sorry about all that money you spent on these :grin-big eyes

Quitting collecting doesn't work like that: once a collector, always a collector

You may not have the funds from your active life but you have the time and that's a luxury as well.

For myself is the other way around, I don't have the time or energy left.

That's why I end up buying stuff now (books, movies, knives, sharpeners, games, consoles, headphones and amps and other things I don't want to mention :winking-tongue ) hoping there will be time to enjoy these later...

Enjoy your retirement!
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Reminds me of all the Spydercos that I sold for no reason... LOL
But all good things must come to an end!
Thanks for sharing your pictures and enjoy your knife retirement and your work retirement! 😊
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