HARP, disco
HARP, disco
Whilst shopping at the Shoppe I noticed that the, much beloved, Harp was on the closeout disco list ($10.35) so I ordered a couple without hesitation. (I haven't seen the adios list from Kristi so I am speculating on a hypothesis that the Harp is indeed gone but not forgotten)
Little known fact about the Harp: The bottle opener is cleverly hidden in the head, just below the big striker side, of the hammer (now that is a hammer).
From personal experience I can vouch for the corkscrew. With it you can pull the cork from a bottle of wine without delay, oh yes, score one for the inner man!
I've had one for years and it looks great, no rust, and works without issue. The flap pouch has a belt-loop on the reverse side for vertical carry.
Via con dias Harp.
oregon
What the heck, I will forego 2 cups of coffee this week and try one out. Thanks for the tip, oregon :)
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I always thought the Harp was pretty cool...I have one but I have never used it.....no more room left for edc...LOL...but just maybe I'll remove it from the safe...I'll throw it in the draw and see what happens...I've been known to search for my elusive cork screw in the utility kitchen draw one to many times....there is hope yet for my Harp......Thanks for the great pic.....Doc :)
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The bottle opener on the Harp is no longer just a theoritical tool. It is now a tried and true beer bottle opener. Are there any other Spyderco dedicated bottle openers? I know about the wave's alter ego.
Ahhh IPA, I will enjoy it.
Thank you Spyderco for the opener. Were the designers in golden thinking "time to get hammered" when they put the opener on the hammer? So many deep thoughts to ponder. I better get to it.
oregon
Ahhh IPA, I will enjoy it.
Thank you Spyderco for the opener. Were the designers in golden thinking "time to get hammered" when they put the opener on the hammer? So many deep thoughts to ponder. I better get to it.
oregon
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I received the two Harps from the Shoppe the other day. Thru the window in the box they both look tip top. What comfort to order a Spyderco and receive satisfaction. You know, people in Golden when asked how they are doing probably reply "spyderco." :D :D :DFreediver wrote:Did anyone get theirs yet? I can't wait. I ordered two last week, one for me and one for a friend, and a Pacific Salt (awesome price). :D
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Thank you kindly Clawhammer.Clawhammer wrote:Great Photography
Love the old compass too!
(Very steampunk) :cool:
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"Disco" might be a cool new model name !?
That beloved brass compass was made in India by a few guys sitting around on the floor. I searched for a few years and finally found these brass smiths. They build to a 200 year old standard. I got them to build a bunch for me and that particular one was the 2nd to the last one of that production run. All have slipped away over the last few years except for one that sits in my knife display case. I've seen similar on the bay and sent the vendor a ping about their origin but only received the bum's rush in return.
If "Disco" was used by Spyderco to name a new model I wonder if they would have to get permission to use that word from the surviving Bee Gees?
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