The Sunday Picture Show... (12-5-2010)

ItsTooEarly

ItsTooEarly

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Hello everyone, it's time again for the Sunday Picture Show... This Show is for everyone... So feel free to talk about and compliment each other about there new or old Buck knives... We all like to show are new or older knives that we just got or had for years... So everyone please share and post a picture of one of your Buck knives or a picture with lots of Buck knives... Fixed blades or folders... Post all the pictures you want, but save some for next Sundays Picture Show... Post a new picture or a old picture... A new Buck Knife you just got or a old Buck Knife you had for a long time... Just take a new Picture of it... Just get creative and make Buck Proud.... Thanks, ItsTooEarly ...

Here's my pictures for the SPS... I got a Gold Etch 4 dot ..110.. with 3 Flying Geese... I really like Gold Etch Blades... Thanks for looking... ITE

..110.. 3 Flying Geese...
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The next project ...

903 with burlwood from black locust, brazilwood, elk antler and - may be -
other ingredients.

Have a nice Sucnday, guys!

Best,
Haebbie

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The 310 Whittler, a modified 309.
Which came first the chicken or the egg.......the 310 has a odd developmental life span. It was first an exclusive by SMKWs as a special project. The earliest date stamp I have seen is 1992. It was in the Buck catalogs 98 thru 2000. The most noteable example is the brown jigged bone Limited Edition ( my fav.), where it was part of a 300 jigged bone set. In its delrin scale dress, it continues to be offered, on and off both from the Buck store, SMKWs and Bass Pro Shop. There was a seller on an auction site offering a number of wooded boxed 310s with 309 stamped main clip blade. Just another example of a large factory store sale of a build-out.
The addition of the cut-off pen blade to the standard 309 is what makes it the 310. It is frequently offered with the sliding top wooden box found in use with some other small Buck models. The cut-off blade is suppose to be desired by whittler's hence the name. The bottom example is my earliest - 93, it is just slightly more polished than the others, and to me nicer looking, my newest additon (03) on top. A couple of guys collect these and work at finding all the issue dates. 300Bucks
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300..nice 310 Jigged bone. I've got a 501 brown bone from 1991...think I might carry it this week

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Here's 110 Damascus from the collectors club #022, and a 107 Scout from the Custom shop built in 1988. Sambar with black liners. #033.
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Haebbie said:
The next project ...

903 with burlwood from black locust, brazilwood, elk antler and - may be -
other ingredients.

Have a nice Sucnday, guys!

Best,
Haebbie
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Haebbie, looks like it's going to be one sweet bowie when you get done... Take lots of pics... ITE ... :thumbup:
 
300Bucks said:
The 310 Whittler, a modified 309.
Which came first the chicken or the egg.......the 310 has a odd developmental life span. It was first an exclusive by SMKWs as a special project. The earliest date stamp I have seen is 1992. It was in the Buck catalogs 98 thru 2000. The most noteable example is the brown jigged bone Limited Edition ( my fav.), where it was part of a 300 jigged bone set. In its delrin scale dress, it continues to be offered, on and off both from the Buck store, SMKWs and Bass Pro Shop. There was a seller on an auction site offering a number of wooded boxed 310s with 309 stamped main clip blade. Just another example of a large factory store sale of a build-out.
The addition of the cut-off pen blade to the standard 309 is what makes it the 310. It is frequently offered with the sliding top wooden box found in use with some other small Buck models. The cut-off blade is suppose to be desired by whittler's hence the name. The bottom example is my earliest - 93, it is just slightly more polished than the others, and to me nicer looking, my newest additon (03) on top. A couple of guys collect these and work at finding all the issue dates. 300Bucks
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300, great looking 310s and great info about them... I find lots of 309s but not the 310s... Thanks for sharing ... ITE


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300..nice 310 Jigged bone. I've got a 501 brown bone from 1991...think I might carry it this week
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Now that's a good looking 501... ITE

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I've begun to develop an interest in the slippies and after talking to Skyhorse about his, I started looking for one of these. This one is far from mint, but after a little work with some oil and fine scotchbright, it's not looking too bad. There's still some "patina" on the back, but I may just leave it alone.

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Great show so far this morning everyone. Keep 'em coming.

Here's the Apple Coral FG 110 Buildout from the web specials page.

Before:

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After ;):

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Wow some very nice photo's as always folks. I love the SPS; "thanks Armand".

This week it's a set of BCCI 110/112 DP S30V Sambar stag's. It's a father/son, or big brother/little brother or whatever theme.
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jb4570 said:
Wow some very nice photo's as always folks. I love the SPS; "thanks Armand".

This week it's a set of BCCI 110/112 DP S30V Sambar stag's. It's a father/son, or big brother/little brother or whatever theme.
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Love those jb, just got to love the DP's and stag. Great combination.

I decided to bring this one back just because I never get tired of looking at it.

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Plumberdv said:
Great show so far this morning everyone. Keep 'em coming.
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:thumbup: Beautiful knife Dave! I like it with that cutout! It won't be a user either way right? Weather is crumby here also, but I am working on some pics ;)
jb4570 said:
Wow some very nice photo's as always folks. I love the SPS; "thanks Armand".
jb4570
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I love the SPS too! One of the "classic" threads! ;) NICE knives JB!

Thanks to everyone for sharing so far! I love all the pics of slippies too!!!
 
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