Cherrywood handles.
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Cherrywood handles.
I just added the final piece I was missing to my Cherrywood Buck knife collection. So I took new pictures to document the complete set.
Chinese slip joints
212’s
Clip points 120,119,117,102
116,103,118,105,&121
112,501,503,505
The Chairman Signature set
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Re: Cherrywood handles.
My goodness! Those are absolutely gorgeous. Stunning collection!
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"What can this strange device be?
When I touch it, it gives forth a sound.
It’s got wires that vibrate and give music.
What can this thing be that I’ve found?”
Proud member of the Buck Collectors Club Inc.
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Re: Cherrywood handles.
I sure like those 100 Series Fixed Blades.
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Re: Cherrywood handles.
Thanks guys. The 100 series was my original goal, then I got carried away.
The 116 Caper has been out of production for a while now, one day Buck listed the 116 Caper with Cherrywood and a matching Skinner on their old web specials page. Once I had those I kept an eye out for more as they came out.
The 102 and 121 are probably the only ones in existence. A friend on another site had an in with someone at Buck and had them made for me. I’m pretty sure Joe Houser made them before he retired. The 121 is also put of production and has a leftover blade from 1997.
The 116 Caper has been out of production for a while now, one day Buck listed the 116 Caper with Cherrywood and a matching Skinner on their old web specials page. Once I had those I kept an eye out for more as they came out.
The 102 and 121 are probably the only ones in existence. A friend on another site had an in with someone at Buck and had them made for me. I’m pretty sure Joe Houser made them before he retired. The 121 is also put of production and has a leftover blade from 1997.
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Re: Cherrywood handles.
Absolutely stunning. Congratulation!
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Re: Cherrywood handles.
Very knice set !!
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i woke last night to the sound of thunder
how far off i sat and wondered
started humming a song from nineteen sixty two
aint it funny how the night moves
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Re: Cherrywood handles.
EVELED, YOUR FOCUS PRODUCED A WONDERFUL COLLECTION. WELL DONE, SIR.
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Re: Cherrywood handles.
Knice collection, especially the fixed blades! 
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Adaptable and (usually) affable knife enthusiast, unsure of his knife collecting destination but enjoying the journey
Case taste, Rough Ryder budget
Adaptable and (usually) affable knife enthusiast, unsure of his knife collecting destination but enjoying the journey
Case taste, Rough Ryder budget