Buck 1 Liners, What You Got ?

How many do you have?:D

Does this one count? Picked up recently from a friend of mine.
124 with Stag.
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I think the only thing this 105 ever cut was the "How to use paper". I was surprised to find this , my memory said it was a 2 line. Guess now when I do retire in the spring it will be one of the first to find a new home.

 
First up, my favorite, an early pre-factory model 108 Sportsman. It is a tiny knife with a 3.5" blade.

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Another 1-liner is this barrel-nut 118 with leather spacers. First year of factory production, 1961. The sheath is exceptionally nice.

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Here is a very old 118 one liner. I'll post an Elk Tip one liner set set later and another odd one I found not too long ago.




Here is the old beater one line 110's in my pile




JB
 
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Here is a pic (from a "show your Buck and traditional archery thread) This is the only 1 liner i have. It is a 1964 or 1965 102, along with a 1965 Bear Grizzly bow that is Zebrawood.

 
Herbert, thank you I found that one off of Craig's list. The guy who was selling it bought an old storage locker auction and this knife was in one of the tool box's.

jec88, Wow your old Recurve is in fantastic shape for a Bow made in "65" sweet. Both of those 110 one liners came from ebay auctions, paid $35 for one and about $60 for the other in a junk drawer auction. I know these would be good candidates for a Leroy rework, for now they will remain as found.

Many years ago I found a 124 Elk Tip on Larry's list and had to have it. Larry said that they think it was customized by "Mac". Some time later Heath & Leroy had a whole set of old one liners also customized in the same way. They do all look great together (what do you think?).


JB
 
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