The Sunday Picture Show... (12-20-2015) ... 110 part 2

DeSotoSky · Dec 20, 2015

Did anyone here actually ever buy one of these from Smoky Mountain? The most pimped out Buck 110 I've ever seen.
Thought about buying once and sanitizing it but never did, the red corelon would be sweet against the brass.
Stock Photo.

Stumps · Dec 20, 2015

Here are three recent offerings from a dealer.
These all have 5160 carbon steel blades.
I have been carrying the one with ram's horn and a pocket clip lately and really enjoying it.
I REALLY like having the pocket clip on it.

bucktool · Dec 20, 2015

110 with wood inlays from Hoyt Bucks work shop floor. COA from Joe and Wild Bill who remembers making this knife.

DeSotoSky · Dec 20, 2015

2005 Cabela's 110/192 Tracks set with Elk handles.

DeSotoSky · Dec 20, 2015

A 1991 426 Bucklite in Desert Camo. Do 110 sized 426's count? Forgot I even owned this one till I saw this picture. Wonder where I stored it, probably somewhere where ITE wouldn't find it.

DeSotoSky · Dec 20, 2015

Sports Afield 110. These knives were part of a larger 7 knife set celebrating the 100th anniversary of Sports Afield.
In addition to the Buck 103 and 110, there were 2 Schrades, 1 Gerber, 1 Coleman/Western, and a
Case. There were only 100 sets and they originally sold for $1,750 in 1987.

Here is a link to a good article and pictures showing the complete set in the Schrade Forum:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...-100th-Anniversary-(real)-Scrimshaw-86-of-100

bucktool · Dec 20, 2015

110 Buck Script (Prototype)

DeSotoSky · Dec 20, 2015

110 related. Remember this commercial? Hit the youtube link below to see the full commercial....

The 110 is tough enough to start a fire.....
...and always wins Rock-Paper-Knife......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4W-OxfXp0g

bucktool · Dec 20, 2015

Christmas 110s Red & Green inlays "factory file work". Buck employee knives.

BuckShack · Dec 20, 2015

It's another beautiful Sunday and another beautiful Picture Show. Great lookin' knives. Boy, this show is really moving along.

300Bucks · Dec 20, 2015

Wow, early in the morning and going 110 strong. I say 15 pages by dark. I don't think I have a 110 to show. 300

DeSotoSky · Dec 20, 2015

Nice 110 with nickel silver bolsters and engraved rosewood handle. A 2001 special project for Gander Mountain.

Found this little box turtle sitting by the corner of the barn one morning.

Badhammer · Dec 20, 2015

DeSotoSky · Dec 20, 2015

A Brian Yellowhorse 110. The handles are Ironwood, Turquoise, and Red Spiny Oyster.
The brass bolsters are enhanced with a deeply engraved Elk profile. A SMKW exclusive numbering 100.

These two busy turtles were blocking the driveway up to the barn.

DeSotoSky · Dec 20, 2015

A 110/112 Trapper commemorating the move from California to Idaho.
An issue of 1,300 done for Smoky Mountain.

mwputnam · Dec 20, 2015

Here's a no-pin 110:

And a couple other older ones:

bucktool · Dec 20, 2015

110 ATS34 with Ironwood inlays.

DeSotoSky · Dec 20, 2015

There were two 500th Anniversary of Christopher Columbus 110's, ITE showed us the other one earlier.
Uncontrolled immigration didn't work out so well for the Native Americans, did it.

DeSotoSky · Dec 20, 2015

Maple Burlwood handle with a Mokume bolster, mosaic pins and a mirror polished blade. What's not to like. A 2010 Limited edition of 250.

DeSotoSky · Dec 20, 2015

Another Limited edition 110 from 2010. Engraved nickel silver bolsters with a Paua shell handle. A Damascus blade rounds out the package. Only 110 of these beautiful 110's were made.