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I have been buying multiples of CS products that I like for years now. I store the extras away and I'm running out of room. When I die, my wife will have to contact an auction house or spend the rest of her days listing on eBay.I completely agree with your sentiment. At least for now a lot of the popular models are still being made in Taiwan. As I had posted about a month ago, I ordered 3 Voyagers…2 of them have the new logo on them and I was a bit disappointed. But I soon realized that at least they were most likely being made in the same factory in Taiwan, so other than the logo, everything else appeared great quality-control wise. So my advice is get it while you can because I would not be surprised at all if manufacturing is sent to you-know-where. I was thinking how cool it would have been if several big name knife companies who we all know and respect would have pooled their resources and bought out CS…to keep it true to it’s core roots. But that’s history now. I’m pretty sure most of the new “old” stock (with original logo) are almost gone now (at least the bread and butter models that made CS’s reputation). Heck, if I had the money, I would have purchased 2 of every CS knife I own, one for using and the other as a collection piece. Don’t be surprised if 2-3 yrs from now hardly anything is available… at a reasonable price.