fellyjr wrote:....In the early 80's, Sal had Santa Fe Stoneworks do up 30 Executive's with dinosaur bone scales and gave them to executives, employee's and friend's of Spyderco as a gift. ...
Felly, to catch a rare Spyderco is one story, to catch a Spyderco under these circumstances is ...... ingenious, like winning in lotto. I'll nominate you for the award "Triumph of :spyder: Hunts" :D
The Dino Executive is the centrepiece of your collection, isn't it? :cool:
Peter1960 wrote:
The Dino Executive is the centrepiece of your collection, isn't it? :cool:
I would say the Dino Exec is by far the best looking Spyder I have in terms of "WOW" factor. Even my wife was impressed by it, and generally she doesn't pay attention to any of my knives.
Peter, if I said it was very "kostbar", would you understand? :D
fellyjr wrote:LOL :D Good times!!
Thanks J-Man! I just wonder what part of the dinosaur they got the bone from for this one? Someone had mentioned to me that they thought it looked like it could be from a tooth. :eek:
My next question would be, was it from a meat eater or a vegetarian? :confused: :D
Hi Felly,
the amimal was an omniporus, about 16 years old, 9 feet long. The bone came from his left rear big toe. Found near Seattle. Died from heart break. He's read that the mammals would win.
the amimal was an omniporus, about 16 years old, 9 feet long. The bone came from his left rear big toe. Found near Seattle. Died from heart break. He's read that the mammals would win. ]
Sal, I talked with Bill Wirtle at SFSW about this post and we both got a hearty chuckle over it! :D
One thing though, I was hoping you could be a little more specific about the animal. :rolleyes: :p :D
Found another pic online of a dino bone Executive. Looks like it was shot through glass -like maybe the knife was on display at Spyderco perhaps:
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Looking for: C04 Executive plain edge, C09 CoPilot plain edge with brass liners and a G-2 marked blade
NativeAmerican wrote:Found another pic online of a dino bone Executive. Looks like it was shot through glass -like maybe the knife was on display at Spyderco perhaps:
NativeAmerican, The knife in this photo is on display at G. Sakai's museum in Japan, where the the photo was taken. I know the person who took the pic, and evidently Sal had given a Dino Bone to someone at G. Sakai years ago.