The Sunday Picture Show... (5-4-2014)

ItsTooEarly · May 4, 2014

The Sunday Picture Show... (5-4-2014)

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 Gold Etch 110 with Wyatt Earp on the blade...
I got it in a trade from son's wife a few weeks ago...

Thanks for looking and enjoy the show... ITE

110...

Allyson

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Sam

... Happy B-day Dad...

DesertChris · May 4, 2014

Oh, that is a nice one Armand

and Happy Sunday to you!

Today I am inspired by Steve

830 Marksman

Posing with a sphere of Lapis Lazuli. A gift from my friend who brought it back from Afghanistan.

Two of my favorite things. A great knife, and the "beans of life"

And last, Saturday says farewell with a nice Desert Sunset.

Old Hunter · May 4, 2014

Bird knife, bird gun and birds. OH

Stelth · May 4, 2014

Haebbie · May 4, 2014

From Florida with the best wishes.

Haebbie

edbeau · May 4, 2014

Great picture, Haebbie!

For mu donation to the Greatest Show On Earth, I will show my only custom 110, again. It is a Nickel Silver frame, Water Buffalo scales w/pins, Mirror Finish blade and I cannot use it for fear it will get dirty. It was a special gift and a treasure to me. It was sharp out of the box and I cut myself within minutes of opening the box.

DeSotoSky · May 4, 2014

After a gloomy past week, it's sunny today in Saint Louis. Here are a pair of red and green EcoLites. Both have the same 12/12/2013 date on their boxes. The EcoLites are discontinued in the 2014 catalog so these must be among the last built.

375dave · May 4, 2014

Nice start to the SPS, Thanks again ITE for a weekly show. Nice SBS OH I have always liked the doubles after having a couple as a lad.
My addition is a 106 & a 560 i had loaded earlier in the week
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DT

honestlyinsane · May 4, 2014

This is a paradigm pro I just picked up. I love the bolster lock and the assist action. I wish they offered a serrated version as that is a must for my EDC.

honestlyinsane · May 4, 2014

These are a few 300's I got this week. I wanted some budget friendly knives . these fit the bill love the charcoal and yellow delrin

gedlicks · May 4, 2014

Good Sunday morning everyone

This Sunday I have some pictures of a fairly rare Buck 184. It is from thee first production run of the 1st variation and is NIB. The 1st variation has the compass in the pommel, is only stamped on one side 3 lines "BUCK 184 USA". The early 184's were had a darker and duller sand blasted finish and later they were media bead blasted which gave them a brighter finish. Production of the Buck 184 stared in November 1984 and the very first production Buckmasters made within the first few months had a snap on the small and large pouches. The rest after that used velcro instead of the snap. The one I have only has the small pouch. The compass on these earliest models were commonly broken due to the spikes which were stored in the hollow handle would hit the compass so they later went to the Sylva compass which was stored in the small pouch.

I also have a picture of all my 184's including some 188's and a Buckmaster LT 185. There are more accessories, paperwork, etc in the boxes in the background but did not want to forget what went in which box so I left them there as well as some had their compass etc inside the pouches or handles.

edbeau · May 4, 2014

Gedlicks, now that is what I would call a Real Collection!!!

honestlyinsane · May 4, 2014

last but not least I did pick up this B&C folding alpha hunter. It was a big week for knives for me . I did get one other it was a 110fg - 2013 version (though my bad) I was looking for a new version stamp with anvil and buck. I will wait til later in the year and get one.

honestlyinsane · May 4, 2014

nice buckmaster collection

oregon · May 4, 2014

WOW! What terrific photos of outstanding cutlery I get to feast my eyes on today. ITE, Virgil Earp is buried about 20 miles from me and I understand that Wyatt is buried in your neck of the woods. A giant Lapis marble, in a balancing act, oh my what fun! Thank you everyone.

Larry Oden, capable strong and true, was kind enough to send this stag 102 Woodsman from 1988 to me this week. Thank you Larry. Here it is on the coffee table with a Thunder Egg, the Oregon State rock:

A look at the contemporaneous wildlife to be found in the wetlands where I like to walk (the Great Blue Heron had just eaten a mouse, which I missed photographing, unfortunately I think):

dogstar · May 4, 2014

My 302 at the campground.

Cvovillia · May 4, 2014

WOW Nice Pictures Everyone!!!! Here is my Son Ethan's Idea for the SPS This Week!

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gedlicks said:
Good Sunday morning everyone

This Sunday I have some pictures of a fairly rare Buck 184. It is from thee first production run of the 1st variation and is NIB. The 1st variation has the compass in the pommel, is only stamped on one side 3 lines "BUCK 184 USA". The early 184's were had a darker and duller sand blasted finish and later they were media bead blasted which gave them a brighter finish. Production of the Buck 184 stared in November 1984 and the very first production Buckmasters made within the first few months had a snap on the small and large pouches. The rest after that used velcro instead of the snap. The one I have only has the small pouch. The compass on these earliest models were commonly broken due to the spikes which were stored in the hollow handle would hit the compass so they later went to the Sylva compass which was stored in the small pouch.

I also have a picture of all my 184's including some 188's and a Buckmaster LT 185. There are more accessories, paperwork, etc in the boxes in the background but did not want to forget what went in which box so I left them there as well as some had their compass etc inside the pouches or handles.

WOW!! Nice Collection of BuckMasters! Great photos!