Interesting article

[wh4f]

Hey A.P.F., WHY STOP?:thumbup:

Yeah, keep 'em coming! In that article it said it was one of two!

 

[chickentrax]

...That article has been around the forum quite a few times. No matter how often it shows up I never tire of reading it over again. It's message is one that just never seems to get old to me. Inspiration, motivation, imagination and dedication to an ideal all seem to descriibe Buck then as well as now...:thumbup:

Hey DarrylS...Maybe you & me could go out there and get CJ or Chuck to adopt us...

...If 334dave hasn't beat us to it... :grumpy:

 

[A.P.F.]

Yeah, keep 'em coming! In that article it said it was one of two!

Heh...I didn't miss that, Jim, I am still trying to track down the second half. :thumbup:

 

[A.P.F.]

Oops...I did it again.

 

[Evil Eye Earl]

OK, one last article, I promise.

Keep 'em coming A.P.F.

 

[110 Dave]

yep i have seen each of those articles and additionally
i have seen many more and inter viewed many former employees via phone...
much is re wright..
i have some of my own information and some day i may wright an artical...

AL did not invent the 110 he was there but had resverations on it at frist..
the original number of 110 was used on a skinning knife like a current 103
there were 4 knives that were used as "insperation' for the folding hunter
the main inspiration come from one of the 3 knives made in Canada...
Hoyt had some help and advice -[read taught?] - on making the hoes last longer..
one of Al's brothers become a very well know Preacher...

 

[A.P.F.]

yep i have seen each of those articles and additionally
i have seen many more and inter viewed many former employees via phone...
much is re wright..
i have some of my own information and some day i may wright an artical...

AL did not invent the 110 he was there but had resverations on it at frist..
the original number of 110 was used on a skinning knife like a current 103
there were 4 knives that were used as "insperation' for the folding hunter
the main inspiration come from one of the 3 knives made in Canada...
Hoyt had some help and advice -[read taught?] - on making the hoes last longer..
one of Al's brothers become a very well know Preacher...

Now that is what I am talking about! You should throw some copy together, Dave! You got me hooked even with your 'tease'.

 

[Messersmith]

Thanks for the articles APF and EEE. I've enjoyed them all!

 

[Tracker2]

As my son would say, "this is really edganucational".

 

[A.P.F.]

Glad you fellows enjoyed the articles. I really like the background on the Buck legacy.