The Sunday Picture Show... (6-28-2020) . . . (OLD Show Look at the DATE...)

[sportingspecialist]

 

[bucklife301]

Happy SPS everyone nice knives of course today I got a group of BUCK KNIVES they might be old one’s

 

[DOGPOUND77]

Ever get something, open it and think "hey that's cool"?
Yeah, that's cool when that happens.
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I picked 1 of these up at the sale last week too--did not even look at it -just was lucky and grabbed serial number 1---just now opened it to look at it and this knife is beautiful...

 

[DOGPOUND77]

there was only 1 of these and I got it...

 

[GPyro]

I picked 1 of these up at the sale last week too--did not even look at it -just was lucky and grabbed serial number 1---just now opened it to look at it and this knife is beautiful...View attachment 1368260 View attachment 1368261 View attachment 1368262 View attachment 1368263 View attachment 1368264 View attachment 1368265 View attachment 1368266

Jeff Legerton does awesome work.
Sorta surprised that knife hasn't been here before today.

 

[Makael]

Some camping pics. Great knife is the Micarta Slim Pro 110. Perfect companion knife in any setting. The Brown Micarta just makes this knife. Curt Thompson in Pendleton OR made the fixed blade knife to order for me. He is a hobbyist but this knife is spectacular. 1095, Black Micarta with brass liners and pins. A couple camping pics thrown in.

 

[Old Hunter]

Makael Looks like a very scenic place to camp - hows the fishing? Nice custom, like the way he built the handle. OH

 

[Makael]

Makael Looks like a very scenic place to camp - hows the fishing? Nice custom, like the way he built the handle. OH

Fish are protected this far up the creek. Twisp river otherwise is a beautiful place to fish,

 

[bertl]

Twist river otherwise is a beautiful place to fish,

Makael, I'm guessing you meant Twisp, not Twist. If you were at Twisp, you could have stopped in and seen these pups. They are almost 7 weeks old.

Bert

 

[Makael]

Makael, I'm guessing you meant Twisp, not Twist. If you were at Twisp, you could have stopped in and seen these pups. They are almost 7 weeks old.

Bert

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Damned auto correct. I changed to Twisp. Are those pups yours?

 

[bertl]

Are those pups yours?

Not ours— my wife looks at the photos and thinks we should have them all— but we have had two Malamutes from Sue. She is a top breeder, especially for the working/sledding aspect of Malamutes. I think eventually one will be going to Finland and another to France. I'm not sure about the rest.

Bert

 

[utah_fish]

Happy SPS everyone nice knives of course today I got a group of BUCK KNIVES they might be old one’s View attachment 1368231 View attachment 1368232 View attachment 1368234 View attachment 1368236 View attachment 1368237

Those are awesome!

 

[bucklife301]

Those are awesome!

Thanks

 

[Makael]

I believe one of these is a Schrade first year. Trying to find the difference.

 

[Makael]

Found one more

 

[bertl]

I believe one of these is a Schrade first year. Trying to find the difference

The knives with the grooved bolsters are the Scharde 1st variation from 1966-1967.

Bert

 

[bucklife301]

I think 5 of them are from my research awhile back, I got a second version I think and it don’t have the grooved bolsters

 

[bertl]

The "Winchester" 301 was made by Camillus (1981-1982 ?) and is part of approximately 3000 made for Winchester employees. The other knife is a Camillus knife (1974-1985). To tell the difference between Schrade and Camillus knives there are a couple of easily seen characters—the Schrade knives have no visible bolster rivets and have longer swedges that go past the front end of the nail nic. In addition to the Schrade variation with grooved bolsters there are two more Schrade variations.

Bert

 

[DeSotoSky]

The "Winchester" 301 was made by Camillus (1981-1982 ?) and is part of approximately 3000 made for Winchester employees....Bert

Bert, I've seen figures of 500, 1,000, and 3,000 for the Winchesters on this forum. 900 also sticks in my mind but can't remember the source.
Is there a definitive answer? /Roger

 

[bertl]

Bert, I've seen figures of 500, 1,000, and 3,000 for the Winchesters on this forum. 900 also sticks in my mind but can't remember the source.
Is there a definitive answer? /Roger

Roger, I have seen the number 3000 several times, but that may be high. Here is a quote from Vern Taylor in a message to J D Mandrell , so the number 1,000 may be closer:

"A really wonderful guy by the name of Jerry Lambert, a Winchester rep, was instrumental in putting this deal together, and you got the story pretty much straight. I believe there were 1000 ordered and something less than that delivered, maybe 900 or so. This is a very desirable knife because you have TWO groups of collectors after them: the Winchester guys and the Buck collectors. Personally, I think it is a $100 knife. Sales don't bear that out but I am firm in my appraisal. - Vern Taylor"

Bert