The Sunday Picture Show... (5-18-2014)

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The Sunday Picture Show... (5-18-2014)

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... If you only have one Buck knife or alot of Buck knives... Just take some new Picture of it or of them and just get creative and make Buck Proud... Thanks, ItsTooEarly ...

Here's my pictures for the SPS... This Sunday I have a Sweet Stag 118 with a D2 blade...
Now I have 4 different one in D2 steel, I think... Does anyone know how many different
ones they made...

Thanks for looking and enjoy the show... ITE

118 Stag...












:) :) :) Allyson :) :) :) ... ;) ;) ;) Sam ;) ;) ;)
 
FROM the STONE AGE to the STEEL AGE.....BUCK 113 A LOOK into the PAST to SHAPE OUR FUTURE
My new procurement for this year a Buck 113 and I can't wait to field test this coming Deer Season.



Its totally amazing the shape of the SPEAR HEAD next to the Shape of the BUCK BLADE.....The local native americans had a great design and its stood for
how many centuries? or should I say thousands of years.







* I BUILT THIS PLATFORM FROM 2 PIECES OF CHERRY WOOD.....then sanded it then lightly oiled it with machine oil.....age old technique used by artist for a centuries.

* The arrow heads were all dug up here with in a mile or so. The top left at 12:00 sliced my finger open "its incredibly sharp! after "150 years old minium" sliding my hand over the dirt
while I was planting some seeds in my vegetable garden in june 2001
9 months after 9-11 it made me pause and reflect very deeply about life.

My only #2 Stag's


 
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I watch this SPS with great aticipation. I can't wait to see what shows up next. Thank you ITE, I will now just sit back and watch like I do every Sunday.
 
ITE..... that is one super nice 118 !!!!!

Nice 113 USMule..... someday I need to get one of those.

Here is the first photo I ever posted on BFC :)

My 2013 finger groove 110 posing with some unripe superhot peppers (Moruga Trinidad Scorpions I believe)
That knife made a great harvesting blade last gardening season :)

 
DesertChris thats ah one hot'a chili pepper your holding.....I like the contrast and that its a working mans knife too! :thumbup:
and thanks for the compliment! enjoy your weekend!
 
GoJoJo said:
I watch this SPS with great aticipation. I can't wait to see what shows up next. Thank you ITE, I will now just sit back and watch like I do every Sunday.
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GoJoJo, your welcome... I hope we have a great show this Sunday... We need lots of pictures... So if you have any to share...
Please do... We love new pictures or old pictures... ITE ... :thumbup:
 
USMule said:
Thats one Bad to the Bone knife, ItsTooEarly.......thats a nice one!
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Thanks USMule, I like all Stag Buck Knives... I like your 113... and you take some sweet Pictures for sure...

Thanks again for sharing on the SPS... :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
 
Here is my 815 Seki Japan
Super sharp shears!
They live in the kitchen with the Buck kitchen cutlery set.

(photos from the seller I bought it from last year, they are better than the photos I have)



 
DesertChris said:
ITE..... that is one super nice 118 !!!!!

Nice 113 USMule..... someday I need to get one of those.

Here is the first photo I ever posted on BFC :)

My 2013 finger groove 110 posing with some unripe superhot peppers (Moruga Trinidad Scorpions I believe)
That knife made a great harvesting blade last gardening season :)

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Thanks DC, for sharing every week on the SPS... We like old picture too... I don't remember it...

So it's new to me ... That's a nice F/G 110... ITE ... :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
 
DC, your 815 Seki Japan shears are like mine... I really like them... A great tool to have...

Thanks for sharing them on the SPS... ITE ... :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
 
Back from the U.S.A.: The 118 D2 are good ones. I think too Buck offered four of the D2 Personal.

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Haebbie, those a real some beauty's! thanks for sharing them.

I have a question has BUCK ever changed the up-sweep on the end of the blades through out the decades? those all appear to be exactly the same? Just wondering????
 
ItsTooEarly, your welcome and this was a great idea you had with the Sunday round up! oops picture show! LOL I love it! I didn't get caught off guard this week, I was ready!

have a great weekend what s left of it..... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: for your due dillegence! getting this thread going every sunday.
 
Hi All,

Fantastic start to the show already and it's just starting:thumbup:. Thank you Armand for doing this for each of us to enjoy every week without fail!






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Morning gents, thanks ITE; as every week there are some great Bucks on display. After failing to buy a yellow Delrin 303 when they were plentiful I got lucky and found one sitting in a display case in a gunshop this past week. Of course it's mine now! OH

ps look at the size of the nail nick - deepest one I've seen.
 
Thanks to all of you for the great photos. Some very nice knives this SPS. My contribution today comes with a story as some/most knives do. Several years ago at an estate auction I purchased a Buck counter display. There were no keys for the display so I couldn't open the front to put knives in it for display, nor could I open the back which was for storage. The auctioneer verified that they had no keys and it was being auctioned, "as is". I figured I could either get a new key made, replace the locks, etc., so what the heck. I ended up winning the display with one bid of $30, the only other bid was the first one which was for $25. Anyway, to make a long story short, I noticed that there was something shifting inside the display. Hadn't picked it up earlier, just looked at it. When I got home and took the top off I found 5-6 Buck folders, two Case fixed blades and this Buck Model 116 Caper, all NIB in the back storage compartment on the display.

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Thought the price tag might be a clue as to why it was never sold. At that kind of price it mostly likely never would have.

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Anyway, from now on I make it a point of double checking any display cases I run across for sale regardless of the brand of knives especially if they are locked a you never know what you might find. All in all I figured I got about $425.00 worth of knives (retail price) for that $30 investment which I think is at least as much as the display itself is worth since that's what I was buying in the first place.

P.S. Just noticed when that the catalog number on the box has been inked out. That's not something I did, wonder why a shop/store would do that?
 
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