www.archive.org helps revealing old spyderco info

[Ted]

I was playing with www.archive.org, a web archiver and browsed to the archived spyderco section from 1996 on www.knifecenter.com.





http://web.archive.org/web/19970328171659/www.knifecenter.com/knifecenter/spyderc/spydpm.html





You can find old info and interesting things, for example that this experimental:





http://web.archive.org/web/19970605044023/www.knifecenter.com/knifecenter/spyderc/xp2.html





is now:





http://www.knifecenter.com/knifecenter/spyderc/xp2.html





Have fun. If anyone finds other sites in the archives that has good old pictures/info please reply to the topic.



Ted





Edited by - Ted on 12/31/2001 5:45:25 AM

[yog]

Good links there.

I thought that the dual grind Tanto was a blast. The front half of the blad was flat ground, the rear half was hollow ground.

"Walk softly, but carry a big stick."

[Rookie]

I agree with Yog, the dual grind Tanto is a cool knife.

In the land of knives, Spyderco is king.

Edited by - Rookie on 12/31/2001 11:16:55 AM

[Blades]

Ted,
Thanks for the link. I was able to find the old Cold Steel Forum, old Benchmade forum, and some others.


Blades

[Jeff/1911]

Ted,

Thanks for the reference to this interesting information.

Jeff.

[Knife Knut]

Did not want anyone to miss this; Check the dates.

Knife Knut on a shoestring budget. RKBA

[cmassicotte]

Knut - very cool trip back in time. Thanks for bringing it back up

Chuck

There is no right way to do a wrong thing

[java]

Shades of Sherman and Peabody!!! The Wayback Machine <b>IS ALIVE!!!</B>

Searched on spyderco.com and got hits from 1997. Some of the links are even still active. Beauty!!

Good find, Ted!! <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>


<b><font color="blue">"A hole-less knife is a soul-less knife is a whole less knife" <i>-Javanese proverb</i></font></b>