The Sunday Picture Show (May 4th, 2025)

[Old Hunter]

Happy SPS Buck folks! I'll go along with the Buck Knife finger-groove theme; 110, 112, & 560. OH

 

[DOGPOUND77]

the damascus 55 from the 20th anniversary sale at buck factory saturday

 

[OldHercDude]

the damascus 55 from the 20th anniversary sale at buck factory saturday
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Wow - very nice.

 

[pjsjr]

Thank you Roger for another Sunday Picture Show. Thanks also to all who post photos and comment.

This is a photo of a distant relative from my paternal grandmother's side of the family, with my AG 308 canoe.

 

[matthewtstock]

This is a photo of a distant relative from my paternal grandmother's side of the family, with my AG 308 canoe.

Great knife Preston. However, the original photo (tin type?) of your ancestor is a treasure.

Here is a copy of a newspaper article regarding an ancestor of my maternal Grandmother. The 110 is a V3V3 I recently acquired, in need of restoration.

 

[pjsjr]

Here is a copy of a newspaper article regarding an ancestor of my maternal Grandmother.

Thanks, Matthew, I wish I knew more about him. IIRC there's something written in some papers of genealogical research that a relative has. Maybe I can find out who.

 

[GPyro]

Thanks for the show everyone.

Some more finger groove folders.

 

[troutbum243]

Did Buck ever do any knives that honored men who fought to preserve the Union; Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, Hancock, Meade, etc.?

 

[sportingspecial1]

Cremicam Ebony? LOL

Buck needs to hire a spell-checker.

 

[sportingspecial1]

Federal from 2014 production.

 

[mbkr]

Happy SPS

The number of casualties in Civil War battles is truly mind boggling

Nuttin' fancy today. This 301 was on the table and I threw it in my pocket while I worked on the car. It did get used to open a package

 

[howiema]

Federal from 2014 production.

I had one of these for many years and I kick myself for selling it everytime I see one, It may be a repro but I have always liked them

 

[pat9198]

Happy SPS, thanks again Roger! I’m enjoying the history lesson and everyone’s contributions as usual.

 

[DeSotoSky]

Did Buck ever do any knives that honored men who fought to preserve the Union; Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, Hancock, Meade, etc.?

The Civil War Battles and I think some of the Confederate Generals were not a 'Buck' project so much as special orders by a Gordon McCoy of Virginia. Tried figuring out who he was without much luck. I guess no Blue-Belly fans ordered any custom knives.

Anyone here on the forum know anything about him? Perhaps I'll ask over on the FB site, Joe Houser plays there.

addendum: So I asked who Gordon McCoy was over on the FB site and received a fairly quick response from Shane Cutty of Queensland.
He was on the Buck Board of Directors in the 90's. I'm guessing he had an "in" at the factory.

 

[jbmonkey]

Cremicam Ebony? LOL

Buck needs to hire a spell-checker.

has a trademark next to it, seems like someone made a trademarked name for that product rather than a misspelling.....

 

[DOGPOUND77]

someone screwed up--funny i noticed that when i took pictures today..

 

[DeSotoSky]

Cremicam Ebony? LOL
Buck needs to hire a spell-checker.

Ya think???!!! ('89 103 box)

 

[sportingspecial1]

has a trademark next to it, seems like someone made a trademarked name for that product rather than a misspelling.....

The trademark was for Crelicam Ebony.It's a sustainable wood that is grown and harvested for commercial sale,rather than harvest wild ebony.

They're located in Cameroon and this ebony is used by Taylor Guitars and Buck Knife company.

 

[sportingspecial1]

someone screwed up--funny i noticed that when i took pictures today..

I seem to have a few COA's with a few misspelled words.

 

[sportingspecial1]

Ya think???!!! ('89 103 box)
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That's not a misspelling,that's a stutter.LOL