The Sunday Picture Show (March 10th, 2024)

DeSotoSky

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Hello and welcome to the Sunday Picture Show. Share your Buck knives with others by posting pictures of them here. New or old, plain or custom, user or safe queen, one or a collection, we love to see them all. This weekly tradition was started in 2010 by ItsTooEarly (Armand Hernandez) and Oregon (Steve Dunn). Help keep the tradition alive. Feel free to click that 'LIKE' but lets not let it replace discussing and complimenting each others knives. DeSotoSky (Roger Yost)

March 10th
NATIONAL MARIO DAY
- [MAR.10] - Mario first appeared in Nintendo's 1981 game called Donkey Kong.
NATIONAL BLUEBERRY POPOVER DAY - The Blueberry Popover is the American variant of the British Yorkshire pudding.
NATIONAL PACK YOUR LUNCH DAY - Mickey Mouse is the first known character to appear on a lunchbox. 1935
NATIONAL WOMEN AND GIRLS HIV/AIDS AWARENESS DAY - Department of Health and Human Services program to spread the word about HIV prevention, care, and treatment for women and girls.

While the forum admins sort out the future of image posting for the overachievers like myself, I am able to re-post images I've already uploaded to the forum in the past. To that end I decided to revert all the way to the beginning and the very first images I posted as a forum newbie on June 26, 2011. Although images in that original post are lost to the failed Photobucket links I was fortunate to have re-posted the images in more recent times.

addendum... I got to thinking about it and now that I know how I went back and reloaded these images into that first 2011 post. Unfortunately, it would not be practical to do the same for all 1600 lost Photobucket links.

This pair had followed me home from a Gun Show and represent some of the earliest knives acquired as a beginning Buck knife collector.
2005 119 Special and a 2002 650 Nighthawk.

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I will start early as I enjoy the SPS with a couple cups of coffee on Sunday AM's - Roger I do appreciate this every Sunday AM. I read a post a few weeks ago where you said that you worry about the night before about
members posting on the SPS- The SPS is vey appreciated!!!!!!- I start thinking on Monday what can I put on here as I do not have the collections you all have but I have my share, all the posters are treasured as you are .
Not a sentimental message but Thank You ----- Pete

Here is the old and the new - My pics stink - sooner or later they will get better.


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Roger I do appreciate this every Sunday AM. I read a post a few weeks ago where you said that you worry about the night before about
members posting on the SPS- The SPS is vey appreciated!!!!!!- I start thinking on Monday what can I put on here as I do not have the collections you all have but I have my share, all the posters are treasured as you are . Not a sentimental message but Thank You ----- Pete
Thank you! It has been a lot of fun (work) for me and glad it is appreciated.
Your pictures are fine, thank you for contributing.
 
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Here are three Bucks for this week’s show that all belonged to my dad.
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In a recent post Old Hunter Old Hunter referred to this as the "essential knives concept"
The trifecta of knives that could do everything you would need a knife for.
His notion about that stuck with me.

The concept of essential knives has been around a long time, same applies to a battery of firearms. longbow1968 longbow1968 your Dad had some nice working knives. Roger, I’m flattered that the idea made an impression on you. This is the picture I think I posted at the time. Happy SPS Buck folks! OH
 
When the subject of the perfect essential knives comes up. I can’t help but think of this group I bought from EBAY I think they’ve been together their entire lives. Same vintage same wear same sharpening.

Obviously someone’s perfect trifecta of knives plus the hatchet. When I opened the box and looked at them. I felt a connection to the person I never met and know nothing about. How strange is that?
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