The Sunday Picture Show... (8-25-2013)

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The Sunday Picture Show... (8-25-2013)

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 422 Bucklite... It was made for

"The University of West Virginia Mountaineers"... It has it's WVU Logo on the Blade and handle...

Thanks for looking and enjoy the show... ITE

WVU 422 Bucklite...








:) :) :) Ally :) :) :)
 
ITE, you have made a believer out of me on the old Bucklites. I carried this one yesterday (for the first time) during a work day on the farm (hunting club); it is so light I checked a few times to ensure it was still in the nylon Buck sheath. OH

Ps. nice WVU Bucklite you have there - do you know if they ever issued one for East Carolina University (ECU - Pirates)? If so I would like to track one down.

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1972 Buck 112 with black micarta handle scales that my wife got me for my birthday last week.



 
Wow all these plastic Buck knives.....so I'll post the up-grade to Armand's plastic version;). JK, sweet 112 you got a keeper in that knife and your wife! Now you need to find the other two Micarta scaled 112's to go with that one and you can say you have your grail set.


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JK, now we see the Knife and it was worth the wait.

For my donation for the show is an old picture of two 110s that I picked up from wally world after Christmas.

Now the question for the masses. Should I open the packages and close the knives? Don't want the springs on the knives to get messed up.

 
Nice 112 JK ! The Micarta versions are really cool:thumbup:





Here's one Micarta 112 that was modified at the factory for a salesman ;)






Here's my favorite 110


Nice Bucklite ITE :thumbup:
 
Thanks ITE!! Happy Sunday everyone....and happy birthday Badhammer!!

I'm home and had a chance to go through some of the knives I got in Idaho. I'm showing one that was fairly expensive, but I realized it's pretty unique. It's an archive knife that Buck sold off in what oregon called the one minute dash.

It has a mirror finish blade stamped for 1987, what looks like Damascus frame and nice stag slabs. This is the first knife I own with a Damascus frame and I kind of like it.

The goodies with it also came from those four days in Idaho at the 25th BCCI event. The lighter was one of four that oregon gifted me. They are cool....thanks oregon!! The coffee cups will get some good use now that I'm home. The metal Buck plate is brand new. Someone found a package with about 20 or 30 of them in it and I ended up with five of them.















Today's wildlife picture is of a buck I ran across on one of my backpacking trips.



Let's see more Buck knives....or buck deer!! :)
 
My "display" showed at the anniversary meeting: Some 525 for Armands picture show. Thanks ITE the chance and thank you for watching.
Haebbie

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Staying with the plastic handle theme here are a couple of buildouts

The 110 buildout with G-10 handle and the 112 buildout with black micarta handle .

" Boy I should of cleaned these knives before taking a picture look at the 112 rocker bar " , " My Bad " .
 
This is a Bob Timberlake 303 Cadet with Ironwood scales and a nickel silver quill insert. It came in a black Limited edition box and included a brown slip sheath with "Bob Timberlake" embossed. I picked this one up at the gun show yesterday and have not found much information on it. It does not appear in any catalog or special projects lists that I can find. I do believe that previous Timberlake releases were thru Bass Pro including a 110, 532, Vanguard, and Mini Alpha Hunter. The Ironwood is raw and unfinished and unfortunately I let some oil get on the wood while wiping down the blades and the oil sucked right in hiding the beautiful color. The dealer had 3 of these and the Ironwood scales were "unfinished" on all of them.

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Something a little more ordinary. A 305 Lancer from 2010 in gray Dymondwood. The Lancer is a fun one to collect and I have a bunch of them but is too small to ever be a "user" for me. It's lost in my big hand.

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A few more of the Archive knives from Buck;







A 500;







And a redbone 110;







I didn't want Dale to feel too bad about his dirty 112 in his post today, so I left some fingerprints on these knives. :p

Oooops....almost forgot the wildlife picture. This was a beaver working that I zoomed in on from where I was crossing on his dam.

 
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Haebbie said:
My "display" showed at the anniversary meeting: Some 525 for Armands picture show. Thanks ITE the chance and thank you for watching.
Haebbie

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I like the little ones too. I think you might be a few up on me yet Haebbie. Here is one I can find no information on. A Throughbred horse and Jockey from 1995. It came in a generic black Gent 525 box so I have no help with a "name" and catalog number. I guess it's possible it is an aftermarket and not done by Buck but it is clearly the same as the Memory Series in style. I've never seen another.

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Desotosky, I have one just like that Timberlake. Wife bought it off the "bay" a few years ago for Christmas. Neat little knife. Back springs on my seem a little weak but don't have a modern 303 to compare it to.
 
Well Desoto, and everyone else. I just spent an hour and a half trying to find- first my information on the 303 Timberlake edition, then ANY information on the durn knife. I will hang my chin down and whisper I couldn't find either situation. I am pretty sure it is a mid-2000's special by Cabelas or BP, but I could be wrong. I also think they came only in 303 model.

After deflating my wind-bag I didn't give a hoot on digging thru my file cabinet drawers of boxes the to go with it.

Here is my 2006 version. I eat humble pie and await another 300 nut to show up the moderator with the dates of manufacture.....other than 2006 to 2007........300

 
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ITE, you have made a believer out of me on the old Bucklites. I carried this one yesterday (for the first time) during a work day on the farm (hunting club); it is so light I checked a few times to ensure it was still in the nylon Buck sheath. OH

Ps. nice WVU Bucklite you have there - do you know if they ever issued one for East Carolina University (ECU - Pirates)? If so I would like to track one down.

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Old Hunter, what a cool picture of your Bucklite... You need to post it on my Bucklite thread, Please... I really like the older Bucklite... I can't even feel it on my side...
Thanks for sharing it on the SPS... ITE ... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
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