The Sunday Picture Show (November 16th, 2025)

Thanks Roger for doing the Sunday Picture Show...like clockwork...you are truly a dedicated to the cause. Thanks also to all who post and comment.
In the late eighties I had a neighbor that worked in Alaska on the pipeline running an x-ray machine checking for leaks and cracks in the pipe. Made great money but said he froze his tush off most of the time.
This rams horn covered112 is B112-SP19-0, dated o7/12/04, no catalog number. 012/250
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Happy Hippo said:
You missed my edit. I did a little more checking. It looks like they could be leftovers from the President's Tour knife (without the etchings, of course).
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I think you delight in confusing me. So, is it an unfinished President's Tour knife and not a build out from leftover parts even though it has a build out number? That's a fine line of distinction, and I thought worrying about white oak or red oak was picky.

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Hi to All the Buck Nut's,

Thank you Roger for hosting this weekly event! Also, thanks to each of you who post photos, add to the conversations, or just come to enjoy Roger's show!

Here is a photo to go with Roger's history bit showing a Caribou next to the pipeline.




A new 110 that came to stay with me for awhile

 
matthewtstock said:
Gary is this one you've shown in the past? Looks like a dandy. Would like to see more pics. Wondering if there is engraving on the guard or if it is just reflection.
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I only have the one. 😊

Thanks. The only thing on the guard is Leroy's "LR".

They aren't easy to come by.
Thanks Craig!
....With Mike's nice leather work.
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If you don't own a knife that fills your hand, you ain't ready for a knife fight. 😁
 
Happy SPS

Thanks Roger and all who post. I look forward to this thread every Sunday. Interesting how they dealt with contraction and expansion 🤓
A Trans-Alaska pipeline pig on display at Delta Junction in 1992. Pigs are used to clean and monitor pipelines.

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jb4570 said:
Hi to All the Buck Nut's,

Thank you Roger for hosting this weekly event! Also, thanks to each of you who post photos, add to the conversations, or just come to enjoy Roger's show!

Here is a photo to go with Roger's history bit showing a Caribou next to the pipeline.




A new 110 that came to stay with me for awhile

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Please tell me about your Aurum Caribeau knife. Do you know who did the custom? Where did you find it? The reason I ask is because this was the hardest Aurum deep etch for me to find. I only have a replica and still have never seen a picture of this etch besides yours.
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