Hi everyone,
I am hoping the archived catalogues will come back to the Spyderco Website as the development continues.
I have noticed Teds page is no longer available with the very old catalogues. Many of us collectors used them alot. Has it been moved or taken down?
Old catalogues
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Mini2white
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Re: Old catalogues
really hope so. Always nice to look back and reminisce
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UKPK CTS-BD1N leaf blade, LC200N Salt Serrated, and Magnacut
UKPK CTS-BD1N leaf blade, LC200N Salt Serrated, and Magnacut
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SpyderEdgeForever
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Re: Old catalogues
What should we do with our old Spyderco catalogues that we want not taking up space but want them to go to good use?
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Naperville
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Sell them on eBay?SpyderEdgeForever wrote: ↑Mon Jul 21, 2025 8:59 pmWhat should we do with our old Spyderco catalogues that we want not taking up space but want them to go to good use?
Offer to give them to someone here or on Blade Forums for the price of shipping?
If you live near a large knife retailer, 4yr university with a metallurgy department or a steel retail shop, you might talk to them and let them know that you have the catalogs for the premier American knife maker who led the way with esoteric steels. See if they would like them.
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Digitize them, then mount all the covers into one big poster.SpyderEdgeForever wrote: ↑Mon Jul 21, 2025 8:59 pmWhat should we do with our old Spyderco catalogues that we want not taking up space but want them to go to good use?
Visualizing the Tradeoff of Higher Hardness
S90V: Nirvana Military 2 CF Native 5 Fluted CF Manix XL CF Yojumbo CF Shaman CF Sage 6 CF Native Chief CF MagnaCut: Native 5 Fluted Ti PM2 Crucible CPM-154/S90V: Manix 2 CF 15V: PM2 Marble CF 4V: Manix 2 Marble CF 3V: Tuff REX 121: Sage 5 CF 20CV: Subvert CF ZDP-189: Dragonfly 2 Nishijin S30V: Sage 4 Damasteel: Native 5 40th Anniversary VG-10: Delica 25th Anniversary N690Co: PITS XHP: Chaparral Birdseye Maple
S90V: Nirvana Military 2 CF Native 5 Fluted CF Manix XL CF Yojumbo CF Shaman CF Sage 6 CF Native Chief CF MagnaCut: Native 5 Fluted Ti PM2 Crucible CPM-154/S90V: Manix 2 CF 15V: PM2 Marble CF 4V: Manix 2 Marble CF 3V: Tuff REX 121: Sage 5 CF 20CV: Subvert CF ZDP-189: Dragonfly 2 Nishijin S30V: Sage 4 Damasteel: Native 5 40th Anniversary VG-10: Delica 25th Anniversary N690Co: PITS XHP: Chaparral Birdseye Maple
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WilliamMunny
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Re: Old catalogues
A lot of people would love to take them off your hands they are just neat to have. I have some from the past few years but nothing older myself. At some point I might display a few of them.SpyderEdgeForever wrote: ↑Mon Jul 21, 2025 8:59 pmWhat should we do with our old Spyderco catalogues that we want not taking up space but want them to go to good use?
Endura AUS-8, Manix 2 S30V, Manix 2 LW MagnaCut, BBB 15V Manix 2, BBB 15V Para 3 LW, Alcyone BD1N, PM2 Micarta Cruwear, Native 5 Maxamet (2nd), Para 3 Maxamet (2nd), Magnacut Mule, Z-Wear Mule, REC Para 3 10V Satin, Dragonfly Salt 2, GB2 M4, Pacific Salt SE H2, Dragon Fly SE H2, Endela K390 PE, Chaparral SE XHP, Shaman Micarta XHP, Bodacious SPY27, Manix 2 LW 15v, Sage 5 REX-121 LW.
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SpyderEdgeForever
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Re: Old catalogues
These are great ideas. Now I have to decide which to do. Thank you
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Mini2white
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Re: Old catalogues
I could host the old catalogues that were on Teds site on my website so they are still available. I probably own almost all of them anyway.
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If someone has, or created, PDFs of the old catalogs maybe they could be hosted on spydiewiki.com?
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Mini2white
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I started adding old catalogues to my website. I am always looking for more hardcopy or digital to add to my collection.
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A new section has been added to SpydieWiki that feature many old catalogs and flyers etc.... They've also been linked to the SKUs on their individual pages.
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Re: Old catalogues
I wish I would have kept mine, especially the ones that fit in my back pocket.
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SpyderEdgeForever
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Re: Old catalogues
I showed two of my older Spyderco catalogs to people who are not into knives and who don't know the difference between a Manix vs a 3 dollar garbage metal folder, and both people were amazed at the quality of the catalogs. One is the larger magazine sized catalog and the other was the smaller one from the 2012 period.
My hope is that they would be inspired to purchase a knife from Spyderco.
My hope is that they would be inspired to purchase a knife from Spyderco.
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I have almost all the catalogs in pdf. Who needs them?