The Sunday Picture Show (August 21, 2022)

[Invoice]

I have some pics of some Camillus made 307's. Can't find em...
So I'll post these instead.

 

[bertl]

The first version of the 307 (1971-1974) has the model number on the pile side.

Bert

 

[tiguy7]

Thanks Roger for the History lesson and doing the Sunday Picture Show. This is a knife I haven’t posted in a while. Chuck and Joe Houser were at a signing event at the Cabelas in Dundee, MI. Chuck signed and dated the Master Series 110. The year was 2000. Features of the knife include wood Micarta scales and a BG-42 blade.View attachment 1906598View attachment 1906599

 

[Uncle Slayton]

these yellow 300 knives are killing' me. any more info other than smkw and Camillus? era maybe

 

[Pony_Hernandez]

Happy SPS, fellow Buckaholics.

 

[bucksway]

Skyler that little group of blades looks amazing!! I personally would like to know more about them. Old Custom shop numbered knifes especially one of one and completely Custom are my favorite and in case of a huge windfall I will work hard to find them!

 

[bertl]

these yellow 300 knives are killing' me. any more info other than smkw and Camillus? era maybe

The December 2008 newsletter has an article by Joe Houser about the 300 yellows. I think these photos show all of them. The large barlow didn't make the group shot.

Bert

 

[DeSotoSky]

Hello Everybody, Today I am showing a 1991 commemorative M9-A1 from the Gulf War. Only 775 were made I have not seen another. This was the last Bayonet Project made by Phrobis M9-A1 in Spain. It is pristine in condition along with the sheath, and kept in a case by itself. The Arabic phrase means " The Liberation of Kuwait". The opposite side shows the coalition countries that participated.

It sticks in my mind that part of the separation agreement between Buck and Phrobis was Buck retaining USA exclusivity rights. That is the reason Phrobis had to go to Marto in Spain to have your knife made. I wonder if that had an impact on sales of the knife within the USA.

 

[jmh33]

The December 2008 newsletter has an article by Joe Houser about the 300 yellows. I think these photos show all of them. The large barlow didn't make the group shot.

Bert

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SCHWEETT

John

 

[BuckShack]

You guys aren't holding back today, great knives! Happy SPS. Here is an old pic but relevant. My August 2018 Buck of the Month 113 Ranger Skinner while I await delivery of my August 2022 Buck of the Month 113 Ranger Skinner, hopefully tomorrow. I can't wait. I bought two this time so I could use one of them and put the other away. We'll see if that happens...

 

[GPyro]

Great show.
Thanks everyone for contributing.

Most all of my stockman style knives are old Colonial carbon blades..... I grew up with 'em, and I still like 'em.

Here's a few 112s.
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And a few of my 914s with sheaths.
Just because 914s are cool.

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Thanks.

 

[howiema]

Great show.
Thanks everyone for contributing.

Most all of my stockman style knives are old Colonial carbon blades..... I grew up with 'em, and I still like 'em.

Here's a few 112s.
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And a few of my 914s with sheaths.
Just because 914s are cool.

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Thanks.

Gypro where do I get the sheaths made love em
Pete

 

[tommycopper1]

It sticks in my mind that part of the separation agreement between Buck and Phrobis was Buck retaining USA exclusivity rights. That is the reason Phrobis had to go to Marto in Spain to have your knife made. I wonder if that had an impact on sales of the knife within the USA.

Yes I have the book and there was plenty of mitigation between Phrobis and Buck but they could not get along. I think the only Buck Bayonets made totally by Buck were the 5000 made for the USMC in 1991. They split everything after, that was left and parted ways. I also have the book of Buckmasters that was also written by author Richard Neyman. Saving some for next week.

 

[GPyro]

Gypro where do I get the sheaths made love em
Pete

Thanks.
BF member Makael made them. (He started the Fixed Blade Friday thread).
He's not on here as much as he was in the past.

He makes a nice sheath.

 

[gedlicks]

Lots of great knives this Sunday as usual. Thank you to all who come here.

Here is a couple 112 drop points with cutouts. Bottom one has a satin blade & nickel bolster and is 1 of 22. The top one has a mirror polished blade with brass
bolster and divider and is 1 of 1.

 

[DOGPOUND77]

110 / 426

 

[jbmonkey]

 

[jb4570]

Hi All,

Happy SPS, thank you to our host Roger and all who take the time out of their busy lives to make these event a success each week! So many great knives I'll just follow to your leads.

 

[skylercstevens]

Skyler, tell us more about those unique blades. thanks.

I believe they were made as defense tools for police in New York. Leroy made them way back when.

 

[pjsjr]

I believe they were made as defense tools for police in New York. Leroy made them way back when.

Thanks for the info.