The Sunday Picture Show... (6-20-2010)

ItsTooEarly

ItsTooEarly

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Hello everyone, it's time for the Sunday Picture Show... 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 picture you want, but save some for next Sundays Picture show... Post a new picture or a old picture... A new Buck Knife or a old Buck Knife... Just get Creative and make Buck Proud.... Thanks, ItsTooEarly ...

Here's mine a Union Pacific 110C...
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Happy Father's Day all you Guys...
 
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Ok Armand,

I see your train 110 and match you a train
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jb4570
 
This one has a few miles on it and looks like it has been re-handled at some stage. Fortunately the blade is in good condition - it might be in for a rebuild one day when I have the time.

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Here's my submission for today...my two liners...the 118's my first Buck, circa 1970. The 103 I picked up a few years later, they have been my companions on all big game hunting trips and put to good use:).

The others I have posted about. Preston



This 188(M9) I picked up this week off that well known auction site. My next will be the USMC BUCK 188:D.





 
Here you go, not very 'pretty' but bet you haven't seen it before......

This is the type of box Camillus would ship some of there contracted knives in to Buck. On the other flap is lightly stamped 311 6 each. Buck was green back then and recycled the boxes as parts boxes, on the side is written a long number....they would stack the parts boxes on shelves.

If anyone knows how the knives were protected during shipping, paper wrapped, cardboard dividers, etc. please let me know.......300Bucks
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Train Day 317 LE #0019
Believe it or not, I can hear a train horn off in the distance as I post this photo.....300
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Believe it or not, but I can hear a train whistle while I was reading 300Bucks last comment. Alamosa was and is a railroad town. They still run steamers, too, and it's only a 30 minute drive to Antonito where you can take a ride on the Cumbres and Toltec RR's narrow gauge.

Fellas, I enjoy your pictures. Keep them coming.

Jack
 
Those are all some pretty ones but for the first time I hold the upper hand on the picture show. I got the prettiest so far no questiion about it.




Here she is



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My daughters small Buck collection:)


The knives are nice but My daughter Kaylee is the Beautie.:D

Happy Fathers Day to all:thumbup:
 
imafritz said:
Those are all some pretty ones but for the first time I hold the upper hand on the picture show. I got the prettiest so far no questiion about it.




Here she is



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My daughters small Buck collection:)


The knives are nice but My daughter Kaylee is the Beautie.:D

Happy Fathers Day to all:thumbup:
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You got that right Buddy! Kaylee wins hands down. :thumbup::thumbup:

The best the rest of us can do is going to pale in comparison.
 
Ok, I thought I'd post a few 111's. We don't see very many shown on the forum anymore.

Three, all dated (on the box) from May 2008 but with no date stamp.

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Two versions of the final production run from 2008

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Three more, top is a buildout, brass bolsters and the ion-fusion blade sharpened normally, BCCI issue with FG elk handles, Whitetails Unlimited LE.

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Last but not least and one of my favorites, the top one rehandled for me in maple burl by our own Flatlander 1963 and below that, the Desert Ironwood LE.

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