Appears that this was an experiment for acceptance. With it only being produced for two or so years it was not received well. Any guesses as to how many were made, how many were sold and how many remain. I reckon what I am getting at is does short supply necessarily beget big bucks or does the rejection factor become part of the equation????? All answers, conjecture or conversation will be appreciated. Below are some photo's of one I purchased years ago. I remember the old fellow I got it from telling me to leave the note attached to it because it told how it was Peachseed bone and had his inventory number on it. He did not bother to mention that it was not a trapper or that it had a half saber grind on the clip or that the strange looking spey spear blade was actually a skinning blade with a Wonda Edge. He didn't even talk like an "Old Fart with a sense of Ironic humor". The brown stain on the bolster according to Dale is caused more than likely by the out gassing from a celluloid handle hiding somewhere in the knife pile.
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