119 Specials and 120’s let’s see them all.

[LostViking]

Not as pretty as some here, but it kind of has its own beauty.

Scraping up some inner bark,


Making big wood smaller,


Making small wood smaller yet,


Sourcing some Colt's Foot flash tinder to get the bark going,


And we're off and running,


Jack London would approve,

 

[Old Hunter]

Is there an "after" picture of this knife? It looks like it has potential to be a daily user.

Not by me, that knife belonged to the guide - mine were safely in their scabbards, not on the bottom of a boat! Boat was pretty rough too (as was his truck) - that fellow was a working man, guiding on the side to pay his bills. I won’t judge him, he put me on the ducks. OH

 

[kyhunt]

Not as pretty as some here, but it kind of has its own beauty.

Scraping up some inner bark,


Making big wood smaller,


Making small wood smaller yet,


Sourcing some Colt's Foot flash tinder to get the bark going,


And we're off and running,


Jack London would approve,

That’s a good looking one.

 

[Pony_Hernandez]

 

[Old Hunter]

Standard issue version of the Buck 120 General and its sheath. OH

 

[Old Hunter]

Buck 120 General, short run in 1981 with stag handle. Shown with a custom sheath I bought for it. OH

 

[Obsessed with Edges]

Something over 13 years ago, I first signed up on Bladeforums and made my very first post here - in the Buck Knives subforum - to get some clarification about this one: a 'Master Series' 119 in BG-42 steel. The good people here shared their knowledge to help me out.

 

[caquino]

119/120 pairs... definitely have my bases covered there, they are the mainstay of my Buck knife addiction. I need to get off my rear and update this pic with what I've since added to the herd.

 

[topgun03]

Yes I would like to see those...I just bought a number of new 119's in various configurations and lost a unused two line 119. I probably should have pressed the bidding more. I ma going to be looking for one and two line 119's and 120's and and may not find new unused so a excellent used condition knife going to a spa treatment might be a good option. I have a matched pair three line 119/120 already. I am the original owner of the 119 from back in 1979.

Here's the before pics, you can see it was in rough shape

Here's the after pics

 

[tiguy7]

This is a 440-C build out with a Lignam Vitae handle. The 110 is also 440-C.View attachment 2065299

 

[OCEquestrian]

This is a 440-C build out with a Lignam Vitae handle. The 110 is also 440-C.View attachment 2065299

Two liner? Was that grip an option back then?

 

[OCEquestrian]

Looks like the star (Pedro Pascal / Joel) of the new post apocalyptic series "The Last of Us", is rocking a Buck 119.

 

[tiguy7]

Two liner? Was that grip an option back then?

This was made by Triple-R Knives and sold at a swap meet at a Buck Collector’s Club Reunion.

 

[kyhunt]

119/120 pairs... definitely have my bases covered there, they are the mainstay of my Buck knife addiction. I need to get off my rear and update this pic with what I've since added to the herd.

View attachment 2065015

Very nice. It’s pretty cool how you have the pairs in matching handles.

 

[wonderboy1377s]

Limited production with Ironwood, cow bone, and buffalo.

 

[gary paugh]

B-day present to myself, red micarta handle and SV35VN blade bought a brown left handed sheath to go with it.

 

[OCEquestrian]

Copper and Clad down to the last 12 Buck 117 Brahma's and the last 2 Brahma Pro's as of this last minute

 

[OCEquestrian]

Copper and Clad down to ZERO 117 Brahma Pro's and six 117 Brahmas

 

[Tecate]

When Joe H. retired and his custom work was no longer available, I quickly realized I could not stop cold turkey. So I ordered some 119s and 110s from the custom shop. I am still suffering from PTSD.

Here are the 119s:

 

[jmh33]

When Joe H. retired and his custom work was no longer available, I quickly realized I could not stop cold turkey. So I ordered some 119s and 110s from the custom shop. I am still suffering from PTSD.

Here are the 119s:
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John