The Sunday Picture Show (March 7, 2021)

[Makael]

Aluminum 110 with Snake River knives Damascus blade and pocket clip.

 

[DOGPOUND77]

 

[Makael]

Pics might not show much but handles have some patchy color which looks fantastic in person.

 

[Stelth]

 

[bucklife301]

Happy SPS everyone nice knives as always, here’s a old picture of my Vanguard and the best custom sheath, I like them Yellowhorses some of y’all might remember awhile back I was working on a trade with a local guy for a 112 that he bought with two others out from under me, I offered him a real good trade something worth more $ , but he decided he rather sell it on the bay and ship it off to someone he didn’t know instead of keeping a friend.

 

[jbmonkey]

in for the night. great show everyone. thanks. forgot to show what I had in my pocket all day.....

 

[DOGPOUND77]

photo sample master series 420hc blades and others

 

[DOGPOUND77]

more others

 

[gedlicks]

Here are some more Buck 192 Vanguards.

 

[pjsjr]

Two other DY 192s for me tonight...

 

[Jeff of the North]

My Vanguards. Top is a user but bottom is my all-time favorite knife.

 

[gedlicks]

Preston - That bottom one appears to be the series 3 of the Cuthair series called Navajo Ceremonials. Do you have any of the others?
Bucks sales literature called the Cuthair series a 108 in some places and a 109 in others. Anyone know why? Are they somehow different than the 192's?

Roger - Don't you have the NRA 192 with the Bear statue? Could you please show a picture or two if you have them?

Here is a 192 with what looks like amboyna burl handle and a master series BG42 blade.

 

[Makael]

Inverted Buck 110 with a dark scale and one fairly light colored side. Knife is in great shape for the age.

 

[bucksway]

I found these prototype/sample 110 blades for my Brother David in return for many nice 112's he's found for me over the years. I felt they belong in the show today..

 

[DeSotoSky]

Bucks sales literature called the Cuthair series a 108 in some places and a 109 in others. Anyone know why? Are they somehow different than the 192's?

The 108 and 109 are two different things although the were both Yellowhorse chipflinted models.
The 108 is the Vanguard style chipflint Cuthair knife. I have 1-2-3.
The 109 was a similar styled chipflinted 112 knife. I do not have one and am not sure if the theme was cuthair or how many were in the series.
Look in the 1994 catalog for a start.
Interestingly, Cuthair I was introduced in the 1990 catalog and the Vanguard /Quest were introduced in the 1991 catalog.

 

[DeSotoSky]

gedlicks This Bear was part of the 2005 Friends of NRA Banquet merchandise package and came with a Buck 192. Yes I did get the knife with it but dang if I couldn't find it, the bear is a little harder to misplace....

I believe the knife was available independently of the sculpture. See this post from 2013. I think the OP is Armand's daughter.
https://bladeforums.com/threads/stag-192-bear-cutout.1081569/#post-12337545

 

[gedlicks]

Thanks Roger - You are a wealth of information on all things Buck. Here is a link below to some information/sales literature on the Cuthair knives. The item numbers were 108 but there is a mention
on the lower half of the 1st page calling the series 1 a 109. Must just be a mistake or typo. Thank you.

https://buckcollectorsclub.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Yellowhorse-Cuthair-Knives.pdf

 

[DeSotoSky]

gedlicks bucksway
Perhaps bucksway as our resident 112 expert could give some information on the Yellowhorse 109 (112) series.

I did look at your Cuthair reference and agree 109 was a typo. It leads to confusion because there actually is a related 109 series based on the 112.

 

[bucklife301]

I had that one but I got rid of it dang I would have kept it if I had the bear statue with it that’s neat.

 

[jb4570]

Hi All, Happy SPS. It's 11:30 pm here so I just made it (no bad as my day started at 3:30 am). Thank you Roger for keeping the weekly event going strong and all of you for sharing your awesome knives. No new 192s just some old photos