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St8yd and DeSky, Thanks for posting your cool Bucklites on this thread... Both of them are different and I want them both... ITE ... :thumbup:
 
I just had to post this Big Bad Boy here... If you have any Bucklite knives please post some pics... Thanks ... :thumbup:

446C Goliath Bucklite...
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I had to post some pics of my new to me Clear Bucklite 422 with a 112<* (a dot after the < on the blade)...

Thanks for looking... ITE

422 Bucklite...
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Here's two more 424s that I got from st8yd, that I didn't have in my collection yet... Thanks again, ITE ...

424s...
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BuckLite 422 Scrimshaw c.1990. Calling it scrimshaw but the image just looks to be printed.

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Thanks DeSky, for posting your new 422SW Bucklite on this thread... I need to get one like it someday... ITE ... :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Anyone else have any new Bucklites to post here... :)
 
Here are the lites I have (except the small 425s.) I got them from my great
friend Dave110 through the years.

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Today I finally got around to pick up a Bucklite to use at work. I got a large black Bucklite Max 468. It's an impressive knife for the price and being made in USA. You can't beat Buck:thumbup:
 
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Today I finally got around to pick up a Bucklite to use at work. I got a large black Bucklite Max 468. It's an impressive knife for the price and being made in USA. You can't beat Buck:thumbup:
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Matt, let us know how your new 468 Bucklite works out for you... Thanks, ITE ... :thumbup:
 
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Bucklite 426X, 1990, part serrated clip point blade:

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Link to early failure: http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b188/oregun/Bucklite426X1990partserrated029.jpg This was the first photograph. To my surprise the camera focused on the bamboo way above the mirror's surface. So I enlisted my lovely assistant (wife) to quickly pull a sheet of paper, that momentarily covered the target's focal plane, so I could focus on the target, not the sky above reflecting in the mirror, and get a good shot.
 
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Oregon, photography of the serrated edge on the mirror is pretty neat....:thumbup:
Look back 1 page at the serrated 426 I posted. Mine is a 1988 and yours is a 1990.
The serrations are cut completely different.
 
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Thank you for the kind words.

Your serrated 426 is beautiful. The flea markets in your area are different than the ones here. You find a vintage Buck with box and I discover, well, actual fleas... :)
 
Had the camera focused on the knife it would'a been pretty cool, like hanging in the air.
 
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