Best Spyderco knives that ever got discontinued

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Michael Walker (any version)
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twinboysdad wrote:Lil Temp, both Leaf and Rhino
Temp, definitely the lil temp, I wanted one of them for the longest time
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Caly jr and salsa are the first that come to my mind
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Wayne Goddard
Caly Jr.
Centofante 4
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Chokwe
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C15 and C19 Bob Terzoulas - G10, plain edge made in Golden or Japan
C46 Bob Lum Tanto
SpyKer but without all the reading material on the blade
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Though I have all the Aqua Salts I will ever need, I wish these would come back for others to enjoy. One of my favorite Spyderco knives. Maybe there's just not enough demand for fixed blade knives? Whenever the question comes up as to Top 5 knives, Aqua Salt is always on my list. Sal designed another classic in this one. They occasionally pop up on the bay.
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Caly, Jr.
Polliwog
Jess Horn LightWeight
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way too many...

Calypso jr.
C95 Manix
original Starmate
J.D. Smith
Lil' Temp
Stretch CF/ZDP
Zowada
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Wegner (both sizes)
Caly 3 (G10/VG10)
Bob Lum Tanto
Massad Ayoob
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Vesuvius and Khukuri.

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Caly Jr.
Caly 3 VG10/G10
Michael Walker ZDP189
Phoenix
Bob Lum Tanto folder
Lil'Temp
Kopa
But most of all POLICE with aluminum handle
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the lil temp is also a cool knife. Oh and the ATR of course :D
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The Golden Oldies: Spyderco models from 1998 to 2003

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Being I'm such an avid fan of many of Spyderco's older discontinued models this is an easy one for me. But on the other hand there are a lot of the ones I particular miss from the Golden Era Of Spyders (1998-2003) as I affectionately like to refer to the time period.

For conventional folders my list is:
Massad Ayoob
J.D. Smith
Zowada
C-50 Centofante
C-44 Dyad

For fixed blades & Specialty blades:
Temperance 1 model (PE & SE)
Catcherman
Dodo
H-1, Spyderhawk

and the most missed model of them the G-10 Harpy

And for the life of me I can't understand why we haven't seen the G-10 Harpy return especially with the success the G-10 Police has seen.

The C-44 Dyad to me is the most functional Spyder I've ever EDCed.
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The original Calypso Jr's were sweet little knives.

The original Starmate in 440V was a heckuva knife in its day and the Chinook 1 was almost bomb-proof.

The Wegners and the Goddards were good knives too.
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Caly Jr.
Barong
Original Emerald Green Bob Lum Chinese Folder

I'd love to see the original Michael Walker return with a wire clip instead of the molded clip. That would be the $^#+!!!!
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kbuzbee wrote:Vesuvius and Khukuri.

Ken
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Hey Folks!

Right now I can tell you these 3:

- Caly3 G10 VG-10
- Delica G10
- Japanese Kiwi (any variant)
Stay Sharp!
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Original Bob Terzuolas, both Sr. and Jr.
Terzuola Slip-it
G-10 UKPK
G-10 Urban
Caly Jr.
Walkers (any of them)
Titanium Peter Herbst

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Calypso
Calypso Jr.
Caly 3 VG10
Kopa
Dodo
UKPK
Urban
Bob Terzuola Jr.
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I never got a hold of a Captain or Rock Lobster. Sadly both are discontinued.
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