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Good morning everyone,

I'm reaching out because I'm looking for vintage Spyderco knives to add to my collection!
I don’t usually shop online, so I figured I’d ask here if anyone has any first-hand experience or recommendations. While browsing, I came across a site called https://www.knifepark.com/en/url], whic ... i-spyderco

Thanks so much to anyone who can take a moment to share their experience!

Hi Albert,

Welcome to our forum.

I am not familiar with the organization. Maybe others have? Or they can aim you to locations for vintage Spyderco's?

sal

Thank you so much for your support!

Albert1988 wrote: ↑

Wed May 07, 2025 1:19 am

Good morning everyone,

I'm reaching out because I'm looking for vintage Spyderco knives to add to my collection!
I don’t usually shop online, so I figured I’d ask here if anyone has any first-hand experience or recommendations. While browsing, I came across a site called https://www.knifepark.com/en/url], whic ... i-spyderco

Thanks so much to anyone who can take a moment to share their experience!

Never heard of them, but they do have a phone number. Might be worth calling and talking to them to see if they are legitimate.

These folks have knives in stock when nobody else does. They have worked with me on orders for Spyderco knives that I could not find anywhere else.

COUNTRY KNIVES INC.
4134 Old Philadelphia Pike
PO Box 576
Intercourse, PA 17534
717 768 3818
www.countryknives.com

Naperville wrote: ↑

Wed May 07, 2025 3:35 am

These folks have knives in stock when nobody else does. They have worked with me on orders for Spyderco knives that I could not find anywhere else.

COUNTRY KNIVES INC.
4134 Old Philadelphia Pike
PO Box 576
Intercourse, PA 17534
717 768 3818
www.countryknives.com

And their prices are DOUBLE everyone else !!

Just look up the price on the Spyderco Sharpmaker that they are selling.

Country Knives simply sells at full MSRP. You can argue their business model, but the bottom line is, they've been in business since 1976 and have discontinued knives in stock that you can't find anywhere else.

You might also check Knives Plus in Amarillo, TX. The owner had three Collector's Club numbers from the time it was started until a few years ago, and has been selling his collection. I don't know how much is left, but you might find something you want.

@Albert1988 Recommendations are covered here:
viewtopic.php?t=97787

From what I understand Country Knives has a few Collectors Club Memberships, and that is why they have everything.

Country Knives, Bento Box Shop, they may be selling at full MSRP but they have stock.

Yeah, look at it like their own personal collection that they will sell... I know of a couple big! gun dealerships that they always have those things nobody else does, and yes it's forsale lol...

You want it, or you don't. I find it really hard for me to go in person to shop there, I usually limp out of those places as they tend to lighten my wallet so much I can't walk normal lol...

It's much easier for me to troll those places online lol, the other thing, I don't spend all day there when online.
One said place in Mineral Wells, Texas, you can't see it all in one day they got knives and guns in a huge building right downtown, they also have antiques, lots of those as well so the wife likes to go there as well.

Very dangerous place for the wife and I to go there, but rest assured if your looking for something if anyone has it and will sell it, they do and will...

Ranger000 wrote: ↑

Wed May 07, 2025 4:40 am

Naperville wrote: ↑

Wed May 07, 2025 3:35 am

These folks have knives in stock when nobody else does. They have worked with me on orders for Spyderco knives that I could not find anywhere else.

COUNTRY KNIVES INC.
4134 Old Philadelphia Pike
PO Box 576
Intercourse, PA 17534
717 768 3818
www.countryknives.com

And their prices are DOUBLE everyone else !!

Just look up the price on the Spyderco Sharpmaker that they are selling.

Your reaction shows how durt cheap Spydies are in the US… as in comparison to dealers in Europe there prices are actually average.