Mystery 110?

drei3ree

drei3ree

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It's a mystery to me...I know it's a 2005 knife that's not Dymondwood (WRONG). The sheath is standard leather and I don't have a box. Please educate me. Thanks

 
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I should add that the color of the wood is pretty true in my picture. It isn't at all red.
 
drei3ree said:
I should add that the color of the wood is pretty true in my picture. It isn't at all red.
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Color does not have anything to do with the knife being Dymondwood or not. It came in a zillion different colors. It looks like the Heritage Walnut dye color to me. If you look at the scales on edge, a magnifying glass helps. Are there layers? Dymondwood is about 27-29 layers per inch.
 
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Yep, it has layers. I know less than I thought! I have one that's similar, a 2007 Founder's. However, it has lots of red in the "Laminate" scales.

 
That NS black with the unusual logo right under it is a nice looking 110...I've always liked the logo and think it would work well on a 112.
 
drei3ree said:
Yep, it has layers. I know less than I thought! I have one that's similar, a 2007 Founder's. However, it has lots of red in the "Laminate" scales.

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That's a nice looking collection you have going. What are you storing the 110's in?
 
I have several dozen of the Plano boxes full of "special" 110's. Well, they're special to me! The box is a: "Plano Elite Small Crankbait Organizer - 3607-06." Plastic parts cabinets work well too--

 
...back to my original post, it's closer to oak than walnut in color. Would it have been a regular production knife that's "off" in color or a special order or set?
 
Having stored all your 110's in this way, how do you keep the correct association with boxes and sheaths?

drei3ree said:
I have several dozen of the Plano boxes full of "special" 110's. Well, they're special to me! The box is a: "Plano Elite Small Crankbait Organizer - 3607-06." Plastic parts cabinets work well too--

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I only have a few dozen boxes, but have all of my knives chronicled on a spreadsheet and all the boxes and slots are numbered.
 
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