The Sunday Picture Show (March 28, 2021)

[DeSotoSky]

@jb4570 That 505 with the Eagle head inlay is a really unique knife. Can you tell us anymore about it? Who made it?

 

[pjsjr]

Preston - Those smooth handled 527's in Herbert's picture (second picture from the bottom) are from the treasury series. Nice little gentleman's knife.

Thank you James

 

[Haebbie]

Like more?

 

[pjsjr]

Like more?

 

[bertl]

Not as small as some but here are some 312s.

Bert

 

[DeSotoSky]

Quiz time.... what is the aberration here? (See Post #85 for the answer)

 

[gedlicks]

Does that 425 say "BLADE"?

 

[STEELHEADBULLY]

@jb4570 That 505 with the Eagle head inlay is a really unique knife. Can you tell us anymore about it? Who made it?

Looks to be in the fashion of a Ghostown Custom!

 

[bertl]

Quiz time.... what is the aberration here?

"BLAD" / "BLADE" ?

 

[mbkr]

Great show as usual!

Here's some 450s and 110s in paperstone.
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Story on the 450? It looks a lot like my paperstone 112. No nail nick and the blade may be shaped a little different, although that may just be the camera angle. I did a search on the Buck 450 and got lots of hits, but all for a completely different knife. Sparked my curiosity. Here's my 112:

 

[mbkr]

 

[mbkr]

Not as small as some but here are some 312s.

Bert

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Nice collection

 

[jbmonkey]

great show all. especially Haebbie ...wow quite a collection you've been generous to share with us today on this wonderful Sunday.

thanks to Roger for hosting.

I dont collect the small stuff so cant contribute today in that regard.


so what i have in my pocket today this Buck 286 and i brought out an oddball piece I got from Mike...btw thank you Sir for that.......a 161. so a fork, bottle opener, can opener and kinda a flat head screwdriver ability. neat little tool.

 

[STEELHEADBULLY]

Happy SPS! went for a nice walk on the creek yesterday. Saw lots of big Fish! only got a picture of my knife.........

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[mbkr]

Good morning SPS'ers. I always enjoy seeing all the different Buck knives, thank you for your contributions and participation.

Interesting fact, there are 12 different models of Buck's little drop point all sharing the same 1-7/8" blade and locking system. 425, 505, 506, 507, 515, 524, 525, 526, 527, 529, 825, 826. These can be a collecting addiction all to themselves. As one other member here once said about his collection, he believes they reproduce in the dark of the closet, I think it had something to likening them to mushrooms. I must have a couple hundred of the little buggers and I've seen a few here today I don't have.

Haebbie really does have quite the collection. What is even more remarkable is I know it would have taken hours and hours to take them out of their boxes and lay them out for a photo shoot. I'm not sure I even have enough open horizontal space in my "full" home to lay them out. I have not been successful in retirement downsizing

Completely different handle of course, but doesn't the 283 also share the same blade and locking mechanism?

 

[DeSotoSky]

Completely different handle of course, but doesn't the 283 also share the same blade and locking mechanism?

Mike, I do not know as I do not own a 283 to compare. Off hand the lock bar on the 283 looks longer and curved. I can't say about the blade. Hopefully others will comment.

 

[bertl]

One more 312

Bert

 

[Makael]

Buck 102, bone, aluminum and Ironwood spacers with Idaho stamp.

 

[pjsjr]

Thank you, Roger, for this edition of the SPS. Also, thanks to all who post and comment.
These be the only mini Bucks I have/or find...

 

[jbmonkey]

on my belt today.....