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Starmate bouquet!

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A Terzuola on a bed of posies!
Any more spydie /flower pics?
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Nice backdrop for a really kewl looking knife!
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SSB wrote:A Terzuola on a bed of posies!
Any more spydie /flower pics?
Very nice! How about one small purple wildflower, some moss, and a large, very photogenic, mushroom. :D

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ah very nice! can you post some more pic's of the atlantic with your custom scales? thanks.

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The Deacon wrote:Very nice! How about one small purple wildflower, some moss, and a large, very photogenic, mushroom. :D

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Knife is a plain edged Atlantic Salt, rebuilt by STR with stablized Birdseye Maple scales over titanium liners and a wharncliffe tip.
Can I please see that knife open, Paul? Nice pic. :)

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Sorry, I just saw the other thread... :o

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SSB wrote:A Terzuola on a bed of posies!
Any more spydie /flower pics?
A plain-edged Starmate, mmmm. One of my "grail" knives. Just beautiful. :o
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Kiwi with Bird's Foot Trefoil...

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Kiwi, rescaled for me in Sambar Stag by Santa Fe Stonworks and engraved by David Clevinger...

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Photo was taken earlier today, while hiking a section of The Long Path trail in John Boyd Thacher State Park.
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I love the look of the starmate I've never held one but they look great
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Knives & flowers.....


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...and some special "flower" (with an additional one in the background!):

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great shots with flowers.. (my fav is the one with Assist) :)
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Here's one of a hard worker taking a much needed break...

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I love the knives with flowers pics.

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hickster wrote:A plain-edged Starmate, mmmm. One of my "grail" knives. Just beautiful. :o
hickster

I wish i still had mine! Lost it, or someone lifted it, not entirely sure!! Oh well......

We can hope for a sprint run!!!! :spyder: How about it Sal,Kristi & crew??
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Oh man, that is bad news. I actually have one at Fedex waiting for me to pick up. You pic is making me anxious to get my hands on it!

I tried to bring back the Starmate revival thread, but everyone told me that the general consensus is that there isn't going to be anymore of these. Either a tooling issue or something with the collaboration.
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Sal said he asked Bob Terzuola about it and Bob said no. Too bad, it's the only one of his Spyderco collaborations I like.
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kawr wrote:Sal has confirmed that he is looking into the possibility of bringing back the Starmate. I know the original Starmate is my Spyderco grail and I would love to see this knife back into production. Now I know its not a done deal but I cant help being excited about this. Just another example of Sal listening to his customers even if it doesnt necessarily translate into profit for his company.
Hopefully there is some weight to this (posted today in general)!!!!!
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Leaf but no flower.


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Fingers crossed for a sprint.
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