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when you say "cherrywood" are you referring to real cherry hardwood or the dyed plywood buck uses these day?
 
Midnight Rider said:
Very nice! Any other updates on the collection? I love that cherry wood with the silver hardware.
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Thanks for the compliment.

My group pictures are outdated time for a new set of pictures. I like that combination too. My obsession started because my first 116 Caper was Cherrywood, and I bought the Skinner to match, then bought each one as it came up. Its been fun searching for them. Hard to believe it’s been 5 years! Lol.

They are going to my daughter at some point.
 
The Chinese slip joints I have found. IMG_5290.jpeg
371,372,373,375,379,
380,381,382,385,388,389. I think that’s all of them.

I know there is a 384&387, but I’ve never seen either of them with Cherrywood scales?

If anyone knows ones I'm missing please let me know.
 
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You have a beautiful collection of cherrywood knives. Thanks for sharing! I especially love the fixed blades, and the lockbacks. I haven't delved into the slipjoint world myself yet, but they all look gorgeous.
 
Nice!
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So they never made a cherry wood 110 other than the Signature Series or customs......?
Huh.
 
GPyro said:
Nice!
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So they never made a cherry wood 110 other than the Signature Series or customs......?
Huh.
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Thanks for asking. They did, the Eagle Scout one is a good example. B bucktool posted some customs too. I have enough 110’s so I didn’t want to add every 110 variant.
I figured 1 110 was enough.

When I asked if I was missing any, it was mostly about the Chinese ones. There isn’t much reference material about them, so I’m not sure.

Also I’ve never seen an American made Buck slip joint with Cherrywood only the red delrin.
 
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