The Sunday Picture Show... (8-17-2014)

[jb4570]

That is a nice knife James, I have no idea what it is made from. Can you do a top and bottom edge shot?

Very nice work Mark, you make that look easy to do. I wish I was that talented.

Here is a few photo's I took today for another thread.




jb4570

 

[2TONYB]

This one is the second knife down in the stand in my post above.

It is an Alaskan Guide which now has Sambar stag covers….

Sweet knife! Awesome sambar!

 

[gedlicks]

Here is a Buck 110 I picked up as part of a collection a couple of years ago. I am by no means a 110 expert so I thought I would put a couple pictures out and see if any of you guys know any information about it. I showed it to Joe Houser at the Buck Collectors Club 25th Anniversary last summer at the Buck factory and he did not seem to know anything about it and has not seen one with this type of handle. It is a 2 dot with squared brass bolsters and some type of yellow composition material handle scales. Any information would be helpful

That is a nice knife James, I have no idea what it is made from. Can you do a top and bottom edge shot?

Here are the images I believe you want.

 

[2TONYB]

 

[Peter Parker]

Nice as usual ITE, I hope you get to feeling better! Liking my mid frame models and glad to finally have a Duke!

Enjoyed a beautiful sunrise yesterday at work while having my morning coffee...

 

[ItsTooEarly]

Well... what a Great show we had... Lots of Great Pictures of some really Cool knives...

Thanks for sharing your Buck knives with all of us here on the SPS.... :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:


Thanks you all for all the get well wishes to... Armand ...

 

[Haebbie]

Here is a Buck 110 I picked up as part of a collection a couple of years ago. I am by no means a 110 expert so I thought I would put a couple pictures out and see if any of you guys know any information about it. I showed it to Joe Houser at the Buck Collectors Club 25th Anniversary last summer at the Buck factory and he did not seem to know anything about it and has not seen one with this type of handle. It is a 2 dot with squared brass bolsters and some type of yellow composition material handle scales. Any information would be helpful

Well, I have a closely related two dot 110 in my collection. When I
showed it to Joe H. at the 20th anniversary celebrations he asked me:
"Did Leroy see this?" I think Leroy made these knives when he was an
employee at the Buck Custom Shop. The scales are made of white linen
micarta.

Haebbie