The Sunday Picture Show (February 20, 2022)

thanks Roger for hosting the show this Sunday for us all. thanks all for your Buck pics.

I got no Buck space stuff knives, but got some other space stuff..but not much...

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317 with seiko 6139, omega speedmaster moon watch, and sinn 140/42, which was the first full automatic chronograph in space worn by a German astronaut on a shuttle mission. its a 5100 lemania movement. it counts full 12 hours of timing, rather than the seikos 30 minutes. the accutron tuning fork movement was used in the moon landing too on the crafts from my memory.

I also got this tourist type hat signed by a former astronaut, for my boy years back......
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What a wonderful group of people with many eclectic interests that play here on the Buck forum.
It is still early in the day, lots of time for more pictures and discussion.
 
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matthewtstock said:
@Pony_Hernandez Thanks. I was lucky to come across them.

Bastler Bastler Interesting 112. Is that a small pin between the front bolster and pin?
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That is a stop pin that I retrofitted to prevent the blade from hitting the spring when I carry it in my pocket. I did the same to a 422. Note that the kick is also modified so the blade will rest in the correct position.
 
DeSotoSky said:
wonderboy1377s wonderboy1377s The Aurum etched 112 Canoe was done for (or sold by) JC Penny. I have 3 canoes hanging from the basement rafters, a Swift Keewaydin 17 tandem, a Curtis Ladybug, and a Curtis Vagabond. I'm ashamed to say they have not been wet in many years.
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Thanks for the information. I couldn’t remember who the knife was made for. I’m in the same “boat” as you for my canoe usage. I use to go to the Boundary Waters and The Sylvania Wilderness every year but have not been able to go for a few years now. I keep saying next year but then never make it. My go to canoe is a Nova Craft Prospector.
 
jbmonkey jbmonkey Nice. I reallly like the ones Mike does with the center stitch. It seems to have become a signature style for him.
Pouch sheaths are my favorite style. I wonder if he is still actively making sheaths? I know he is around but seems less active here lately.
 
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