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

[Badhammer]

My other Four-Dot Buck 110 Folding Hunter, this one has the blocky edges. Had it out deer hunting with me early this morning (along with my Buck 118). OH

Nothing but class in this photo. I would bet that when you say the words, "Buck knife" 80%+ of the people you ask will picture something like this photo in their minds eye. Just about as iconic as an image can get.

 

[gsea]

Here's my script 110



An ecolite



A Ram Horn 50th

 

[bkoerner]

 

[Stumps]

Is it coffee time with a Boone and Crockett?

 

[gsea]

An Elk stag and file work

 

[Stumps]

Another 110 with really nice stag…

 

[Stumps]

I really like stag, but haven't messed around with it much lately.

 

[Stumps]

Got this 110 a couple years ago.

 

[Stumps]

Here is a 110 with a mirror finish blade, ancient bog oak and mammoth ivory that Jerad built.

 

[Stumps]

Here is one dressed up in some nicely aged stag.

 

[Stumps]

Here is the beginnings of a 110…

 

[Stumps]

Here are a couple 2nd version 110s from about 1965-1966.

 

[Evil Eye Earl]

Colt 110 50 - 150 made

 

[Stumps]

Here is a stag and Damascus 110.

 

[Stumps]

Here is one I dressed up with some scrap wood I had laying around. Added a little Micarta spacer in the middle.

 

[DeSotoSky]

Is it coffee time with a Boone and Crockett?

Love this one....:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[Old Hunter]

Badhammer, thank you for the generous compliment! I agree with you that when most folks picture a Folding Hunter, it is the Buck 110 that comes to mind. OH

 

[Stumps]

Here are my 1976 bunch. The four pin 110s are fairly rare to come by.

 

[Evil Eye Earl]

old 110's

 

[gsea]

Here is one I dressed up with some scrap wood I had laying around. Added a little Micarta spacer in the middle.


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Mark
This is my favorite of all the handles you've done. The Yellowstone 50th is the other favorite you have. Wouldn't mine seeing it again (hint hint).