The Sunday Picture Show (February 22, 2026)

[GPyro]

Thanks Roger for your continued efforts.

There's some nice stuff this week.


Awhile ago I put these few in a box, in the leather sheath. I try to never do that.
Here they are after cleaning some of the green off of them.
I need more storage options.


oops, I missed one.

 

[jmh33]

Thanks Roger for your continued efforts.

There's some nice stuff this week.


Awhile ago I put these few in a box, in the leather sheath. I try to never do that.
Here they are after cleaning some of the green off of them.
I need more storage options.
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oops, I missed one.

I seem to remember I read somewhere that if wrapped in wax paper before putting into sheath this will prevent the green stuff!?!
John

 

[Old Hunter]

I seem to remember I read somewhere that if wrapped in wax paper before putting into sheath this will prevent the green stuff!?!
John

This. I have been wrapping in regular, kitchen type wax paper for 12 or so years. I hate to get the sheath's separated from the proper knife. I have not had the green stuff on brass since using the wax paper.

 

[DeSotoSky]

I seem to remember I read somewhere that if wrapped in wax paper before putting into sheath this will prevent the green stuff!?!
John

I would suggest saran or stretch wrap. Clings better and thinner for a good fit into the sheath. One of those small rolls with the handle is handier than a pocket on a shirt for all sorts of stuff around the kingdom, inside and out. That said, I try not to STORE brass in the sheath, and if the knife is in regular use I wouldn't bother with either. The verdigris only happens with long term stationary storage in the sheath giving the tannins in the leather opportunity.

 

[wonderboy1377s]

 

[Buck_Fan]

My 1988 110 and my 2023 112.

Buck 110 & 112 by Bill Friggle Photography, on Flickr

 

[kyhunt]

My thanks to Roger and everyone else for this SPS. That was quite the blunder on the part of Germany.
Your knives, as always, are beautifully unique. I especially love yours, kyhunt

Thank you.

 

[jb4570]

Hi to all the Buck Nuts,

Thank you Roger for hosting this show each week & thanks to all who participate!

124's Elk, Sambar, Corian

 

[mbkr]

Happy SPS

Interesting historical note about an incident I don't recall ever hearing about. Sort of feel bad for the pilot/pilots. Can you imagine celebrating your great victory only to find out you killed over 500 of your own men? OTOH, they were the enemy and the pilots probably accidently saved many British lives War sucks.

Keeping to WWII theme, here's a bevy of Spitfires:

 

[mbkr]

I've noticed that the Sunday Picture Show has one of the highest view counts for a non recurring thread. Last weeks SPS for example has a view count of 2K. That's a lot of lurkers, where do they come from? I sure didn't get that many likes...

We still like you Roger
Quality over quantity

 

[cbach8tw]

The SPS is like a favorite park bench one would pass on a walk, just there at the right time to take a rest and enjoy the scenery. Or I can hear Uncle Jed say come in and set awhile, as he whittles a stick with his pocket knife and the hound dog by his feet. He says, “Oooo, doggies.”

 

[Generalist]

Some peaceful steelhead spey fishing this morning. Got one wild, one hatchery.

 

[nod]

Here is a Buck with company.