The Sunday Picture Show (January 7th, 2024)

[DeSotoSky]

Welcome to the Sunday Picture Show. This show marks the beginning of my 4th year as your host. It is an honor being allowed my turn in carrying on this forum tradition now in its 14th year. Thank you for your support and hope you have enjoyed the show as much as I have bringing it every week.

Always looking for something new to display. This week a Buck model 281 NXT. This one is a little extra nice with the Idaho date code. It can also be found with the 2002 Anvil code. One handed opening 2-3/4" liner lock blade in a thermoplastic frame with rubber overmold. New in 2000 and gone after 2006. Look for variations in Blue, Red, Gray, and Cobalt. Serrated and unserrated. The model 282 is the same knife in solid plastic without the rubber overmold.

 

[mbkr]

Happy SPS

Thank you for hosting, Roger.

 

[Arian29]

Greetings,
thanks DeSotoSky for your contribution. every week I look forward to seeing all the beautiful buck knives.

 

[Bill Chamberlin]

My most carried knife. Perfect size and weight for everyday carry. The clip is strong and has went through many washings and always stayed on my pants pocket.

 

[howiema]

Happy New Year all - I dug into the "don't see daylight often drawer" and decided to take some out for a little cleaning, the 110 on the bottom I paid 6 dollars for - with original sheath at a flea market back in the mid 80's, It is beat up - still holds a great edge though. Thank You Roger for the SPS - Pete

 

[Chilebrown]

 

[pjsjr]

Thanks Roger for hosting the Sunday Picture Show. Time flies when your having fun. Hard to believe it's been four years.
Thanks also to all who post photos and comments.
I do like knives with the Idaho tang/date stamp. Would like to see Buck do more with different tang stamps but realize there are business constraints.
This 105 has the 2005 stamp and is done by Doris Yassie, who work with David Yellowhorse before going on her own.

 

[Old Hunter]

For the first SPS for 2024 I’m featuring the iconic Buck Knife, the 110 Folding Hunter. Here are a few of mine, from 1968 to 1988. OH

 

[Bill Chamberlin]

I got this from a couple weeks ago. Also looking for a proper sheath for it, BUCK on the snap. Brown or black. I’m not a Virginian, I just liked the checkering.

 

[Zornhau]

Nothing exotic or rare. It was the knife I had in my pocket when I went for a walk.

 

[BennyBlade]

Thanks Roger for hosting the Sunday Picture Show. Time flies when your having fun. Hard to believe it's been four years.
Thanks also to all who post photos and comments.
I do like knives with the Idaho tang/date stamp. Would like to see Buck do more with different tang stamps but realize there are business constraints.
This 105 has the 2005 stamp and is done by Doris Yassie, who work with David Yellowhorse before going on her own.

shes a beauty pj

 

[BennyBlade]

hey C Chilebrown , are those former Altamont releases? very nice work on the handles. Been watching old westerns lately... just watched "mclintock." how do you not love John Wayne?

 

[pjsjr]

shes a beauty pj

Thanks

 

[Chilebrown]

hey C Chilebrown , are those former Altamont releases? very nice work on the handles. Been watching old westerns lately... just watched "mclintock." how do you not love John Wayne?

This knife was offered by The Franklin Mint. I do not believe Altamont was involved.

 

[bertl]

Here's a 532 that was a special project for Shepherd Hills. The handle color was marketed as indigo, but I think that's a pretty loose use of the word indigo.

Bert

 

[GPyro]

Thanks Roger and everyone that participates.

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Yep.
Fear of missing out is alive and well!


Thanks.

 

[jmh33]

 

[plb]

Red 281 NXT 1-TS from 2004 - with black rubber over-mold.

Black 282 NXT 1 from 2001 - without rubber over-mold.

 

[jbmonkey]

thanks Roger and y'all for the show today......


sun pic^

in shade pics^

have a great Sunday y'all.....

 

[JackalopeSTICKER]

Last pic I have taken of my Buck folders..