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Never posted in here before, so here goes. This is my "Willoughby Collection". All three were rehandled and given to me by my great Buck Buddy and friend, Gordon Willoughby AKA Flatlander1963.
Top----111 in Spalted Maple Burl w/mirror polished blade
Middle--701 in Smooth Buffalo Horn
Bottom-110 in Buckeye w/BG-42 blade
Top----111 in Spalted Maple Burl w/mirror polished blade
Middle--701 in Smooth Buffalo Horn
Bottom-110 in Buckeye w/BG-42 blade
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Never posted in here before, so here goes. This is my "Willoughby Collection". All three were rehandled and given to me by my great Buck Buddy and friend, Gordon Willoughby AKA Flatlander1963.
Top----111 in Spalted Maple Burl w/mirror polished blade
Middle--701 in Smooth Buffalo Horn
Bottom-110 in Buckeye w/BG-42 blade
I was waiting to see that bottom one finished....wow....great job on it and the others!!
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nice little buck collection I think
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Hey Buckos, Buck knives have never really been on my radar for some reason, but I recently found this Lady Buck/White Knight at the bottom of one of my knife drawers and thought I'd post a pic. I bought this little guy (or is it gal?) at least thirty years ago for around $5.00 during a mall knife shop going-out-of-business sale and forgot all about it for three decades.
It's a surprisingly well-made knife! It locks up like a vault, has a nice flush lockbar and blade spine, smooth action and an attractive finish. The only flaw is that the blade is off-center when closed, though not enough to rub. It's never been used, but the bolsters are a little scuffed from rattling around in the drawer. The micarta sure has aged nicely; I would have sworn that it was a pale cream color when it was new.
It's a surprisingly well-made knife! It locks up like a vault, has a nice flush lockbar and blade spine, smooth action and an attractive finish. The only flaw is that the blade is off-center when closed, though not enough to rub. It's never been used, but the bolsters are a little scuffed from rattling around in the drawer. The micarta sure has aged nicely; I would have sworn that it was a pale cream color when it was new.
