Spyderco Navigator hunt!
Spyderco Navigator hunt!
Anyone know were I could pick up a Spyderco navigator, black handle and Preferably with a plain edge. Thanks,
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Dunno that they ever made a black handled Navigator per se. There was a grayish (almite?) handled model a while back, but I don't know where to find those. If you're looking to buy from someone on these forums, you should know that solicitation is against the rules here. Best look at http://www.knifebst.com/bst/index.php
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If it was G-10, it was definitely either an original Navigator, or carried the even earlier "Experimental 2" designation. They do show up on eBay occasionally, but as with most Spyderco models where there is collector interest, the PE ones show up less frequently and bring higher prices than the serrated. The G-10 version apparently did not sell well originally, because it only was produced for a short period of time. That, plus the fact it's been out of production for about ten years, makes it unlikely you'll find an online dealer that has one. Best bet is to keep an eye on eBay, BladeForums Exchange forurm, and the KnifeForums Sales Area and have a lot of patience.
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How can I tell an Experimental CX02 ( Navigator ) from a Navigator C62. I have a PE Navigator - Gin1 steel blade made in Seki City Japan and a US Patent # 4347665 on the pocket clip registered to Louis S. Glessler. LINK TO PATENT INFORMATION = http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/4347665.html
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Short simple answer, on the G-10 version, you really can't. Only difference was the box, the knife stayed the same. Almite version is a different story, Experimental handles were solid, Navigators had a series of slots in the handle.PolishSumgai wrote:How can I tell an Experimental CX02 ( Navigator ) from a Navigator C62.
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