st8yd
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Albino buzzard, that is pretty wild.
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The Sunday Picture Show... (3-2-2014)
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Albino buzzard, that is pretty wild.
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Great show this week everyone. I look forward to seeing everyone's great Buck knives each and every week.
It was great talking to you earlier today Armand and here are a couple pictures of the paperwork that came in the Buck Selector boxes with the handles. At least this is what came in the ones that I have.
This is the paperwork that came in the tan and blue boxes with the green handles and camo sheaths.
This is the paperwork that came in the other boxes with the black handles and orange handle.
It was great talking to you earlier today Armand and here are a couple pictures of the paperwork that came in the Buck Selector boxes with the handles. At least this is what came in the ones that I have.
This is the paperwork that came in the tan and blue boxes with the green handles and camo sheaths.
This is the paperwork that came in the other boxes with the black handles and orange handle.
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Here is 1967 Fisherman I finished with an Elk Horn Handle.
Great Show Guys!!!
Heath
Here is 1967 Fisherman I finished with an Elk Horn Handle.
Great Show Guys!!!
Heath
bertl, It is just plain BUCK - four characters, single line no dots . No matter how hard I turn it and look I cannot see any rivets on the butt. I can only see a single break on the butt end and it appears the spacer is integrated as part of one side. On the hinge end, I can only see the rivet on one side. It is thinner than my newer 110's and only weighs 5.5 ounces.
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Great picture show going on everyone and a special thanks to Armand for starting this thread every Sunday just like clockwork. I have always liked the selectors and it is nice to see a picture with a complete set of all the blades that were available. Thanks Oregon and ITE.
James, you know I need you to post this picture with all the other Bucklite pictures... It's a cool Pic... Thanks