Here are 5 of the rarest Chris Reeve Knives pieces from my personal collection
🟢 Paisley Unique Graphic - One of only 89 pieces ever produced.
​ 🇺🇸 TNK Flag - Small Sebenza with an incredibly tight, mesmerizing Spirograph Damascus blade.
​ 🏴☠️ Spanish Treasure - Unique Graphic featuring an authentic, genuine Spanish Real silver coin inlay salvaged from a late 1690s shipwreck.
​ 🦣 Pre-Idaho Stamp Mammoth Bark - Stunning bark ivory paired with a super rare, factory-lacquered Damascus blade that is practically pitch black.
​ 🔵 Classic Blue Calfskin - An experimental leather inlay produced in very small, proto-type batches.
u/pospinany — 2 months ago
NKD Sebenza 21 UG with coin inlay : Spanish Treasure from late 1690’s - Unknown Shipwreck 🪙🏴☠️
This is a Sebenza 21 - an exclusive run for Plaza Cutlery. The shop owner, a passionate numismatist, provided unique shipwreck coins for this project, meaning no two knives in the world are the same. The entire run consists of only a handful of pieces - some with silver and some with copper coins - and just a tiny fraction of them featured a Damascus blade.
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Mine features a classic, legendary Spanish colonial silver "Cob" coin. Its irregular shape is a result of the rapid production method of the era: a chunk of silver was sliced off a bar and hand-struck with a hammer between two dies. If the coin turned out too heavy, they simply clipped off the edges until it hit the proper weight.
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An absolutely authentic artifact from the Golden Age of Piracy, beautifully paired with a Damascus blade.
u/pospinany — 2 months ago
▲ 50 r/benchmade
u/pospinany — 4 months ago
Large Sebenza 21 with Mammoth Bark inlays and Devin Thomas Damascus (2008). Pre-Idaho stamp, plus the bonus of one-sided hardware - a rare early piece with real character.
u/pospinany — 4 months ago