Best Looking Delrin?

Like the old timers and uncle Henry's pretty good. But, the Case yellerhandle's have been in my pocket for years on a everyday basis.
 
These small Delrin Bucks were doubtless marketed for a specific gender. I find them unattractive. But it's the collection thing. I just scratch my bald head over pink knife much less, Lavender.
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Wow. The Delrin pics are all over the place here. Keep 'em coming, fellas. Some very interesting stuff. :thumbup:
 
It is funny that you should mention Old Timers! It is also my favorite. I only buy natural material handled knives for my collection, except of course for my beloved Schrade Old Timers. I just love this design.
 
WOW 300bucks, those are bright. I had no idea Buck ever made anything in those colors.. When were they made ?

Good pics of the Schrades lwt210. Thats the coloring I like on the UH's...
 
WOW 300bucks, those are bright. I had no idea Buck ever made anything in those colors.. When were they made ?

Buck Clippers 1990 and 1991. They came in black,red,blue,pink,lavender
and jigged bone. Seek yea long time........
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Jigged bone not shown. JB has no shield on side scale.
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I have only one delrin knife, a current production Case jack knife and I think it is quite classy looking:
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"Seek yee long time"
Guyon,
3 1/2 years of serious searching for lavender Derlin, others during that time period. Have only one lavender, second set of others, have looked for lavender at least 3 more years. One of the jigged bones pictured is almost mis-stamped but "beggars can't be chosers".
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All Clippers have a plug of Delrin scale material that sticks through a hole in the brass liner for the scissors to rest on. All that is except for the jigged bone. It has nickle,SS or AL plug specially inserted. Blue Derlin pictured
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300Bucks said:
"Seek yee long time"
Guyon,
3 1/2 years of serious searching for lavender Derlin, others during that time period. Have only one lavender, second set of others, have looked for lavender at least 3 more years.
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If I ever see a lavender Buck at a gun show or flea market, I'm on it for you. :thumbup:
 
Thanks Guyon,

Here's the science that goes along with this thread.

Delrin - Polyoxymethylene - or (POM) - -(-O-CH 2 -)-


also known as polyacetal,acetalresin,polytrioxane,polyformaldehyde
described as a light-weight, low-friction, wear-resistant thermoplastic with good processing properties and capable of operating in temperatures in excess of near 200 degrees F.(90C)

http:www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Polyoxymethylene

I know, I know, more than you wanted to know..... now lets get back on track and see some more POM photos...

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