The Sunday Picture Show... (7-11-2010)

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The Sunday Picture Show... (7-11-2010)

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 my SPS Knife a 560 with Blue holes in the handles...
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Thanks ... :thumbup: ...
 
I stick it to the small ones.
Here are the dinosour 525. 1500 were made of each.

Best, Haebbie

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I don't have anything new, spending all my focus on upcoming Buck seminar. So how about a two photo history preview snipit.

In 1985 Buck took over production of what I call the 'Big Four", the 301,303,309 and 305 from Camillus. Notice we are still being flat ground blade shaped. With that effort the knives changed to having a date code after the model number and a new shield style was tried (escutcheon plate). At the change in 1985 NO model number was added only the escutcheon plate change. With the next three years you will see the Buck escutcheon and a date code added after the model number. In 1989 a change back to the traditional knife,bolt and hammer escutcheon was made but a 'few' knives will be seen with the Buck shield. Most will be K,B and H shield with the 1989 V date code. A few more changes were in the near future but you will have to wait......

1985,86 < and 87 >.
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1988 ^ and 89 v
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300Bucks
 
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Haebbie said:
I stick it to the small ones.
Here are the dinosour 525. 1500 were made of each.

Best, Haebbie

Buck525Saurierzwei.jpg
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Thanks Haebbie, Great pics and cool knives... I don't have them yet...

Thanks for sharing... ITE ... :thumbup: :) :thumbup:
 
300Bucks said:
I don't have anything new, spending all my focus on upcoming Buck seminar. So how about a two photo history preview snipit.

In 1985 Buck took over production of what I call the 'Big Four", the 301,303,309 and 305 from Camillus. Notice we are still being flat ground blade shaped. With that effort the knives changed to having a date code after the model number and a new shield style was tried (escutcheon plate). At the change in 1985 NO model number was added only the escutcheon plate change. With the next three years you will see the Buck escutcheon and a date code added after the model number. In 1989 a change back to the traditional knife,bolt and hammer escutcheon was made but a 'few' knives will be seen with the Buck shield. Most will be K,B and H shield with the 1989 V date code. A few more changes were in the near future but you will have to wait......

1985,86 < and 87 >.
IMG_1642-1-1.jpg


1988 ^ and 89 v
IMG_1643-1-1-1.jpg


300Bucks
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Thanks 300Bucks, Great info and Nice pics... Thank for sharing on the SPS... ITE ... :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
 
How about the Duke 110
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History:
The Buck Duke 110 was issued by Franklin Mint in 1997. The medallion in the handle has John Wayne's signature etched on it. Another Franklin Mint Bowie knife made by Buck, the model 902 bowie has the odd looking deer guard and was issued in 1999 (110 Dave and I have one of these knives and there are at least two threads on these unique 902 knives here on the Buck forum).

jb4570
 
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Here's a couple of new ones from last week. These aren't something that I would normally buy and if they were anything but a Buck, I wouldn't have. But... they are Buck's so I just had to have a couple of examples. :D

The Code 3 is a pretty cool knife and may see some use although according to one dealer, it's a "limited edition" because the Idaho stamp was only used for ONE year! ;)

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Well I posted my non-wood handles a few weeks ago and someone asked for the woodys, so here they are-there is one exception that slipped in while I wasnt paying attention though:confused:-any guesses?(not a hard one)

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jb4570 said:
How about the Duke 110

History:
The Buck Duke 110 was issued by Franklin Mint in 1997. The medallion in the handle has John Wayne's signature etched on it. Another Franklin Mint Bowie knife made by Buck, the model 902 bowie has the odd looking deer guard and was issued in 1999 (110 Dave and I have one of these knives and there are at least two threads on these unique 902 knives here on the Buck forum).

jb4570
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JB, sweet 110... Great info... Thanks for sharing... ITE ... :thumbup::D:thumbup:
 
Plumberdv said:
Here's a couple of new ones from last week. These aren't something that I would normally buy and if they were anything but a Buck, I wouldn't have. But... they are Buck's so I just had to have a couple of examples. :D

The Code 3 is a pretty cool knife and may see some use although according to one dealer, it's a "limited edition" because the Idaho stamp was only used for ONE year! ;)

Nice Crosslocks Dave, Thanks for sharing... Code 3... I like it... ITE ... :)
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imafritz said:
Well I posted my non-wood handles a few weeks ago and someone asked for the woodys, so here they are-there is one exception that slipped in while I wasnt paying attention though:confused:-any guesses?(not a hard one)

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imafritz, now that's just a great Bunch of Buck knives you got there... Thanks for sharing on the SPS... ITE ... :thumbup: ... Nice pic too.... :thumbup:
 
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