Lockback Love

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Nice ones Mike!

Beautiful knife Scott and thanks for the compliment!

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Here you go Jerry,an ELLENVILLE. An oldie. As you said, no points for style or photography Jerry.It's dark out ,so no real light for my camera.

I hate posting my knives on these threads. Why ,you say?

Because ,I always find some little flaw on the close-up I never saw before. :)


I'll try to get some better pictures after while.
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Hey Lyle,

Nice knife. Pretty swing guard. My favorite type of knife.

Here is a CASE TESTED 551. Liner lock can be seen well in the middle pic. Bottom pic is knife closed. I have the sheath also but no pic. It will be my son's one day as I bought it for him. In the meantime, I really enjoy this knife.

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Some very nice LB's......I can add a few GEC #72's and a Hubertus 2577/4.

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My new Buck 112 - now I have to get a 110.
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Beautiful Knives IM!!!
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Jerry, seems I'm in the same boat with you; don't consider myself to be a super lockback fan, but I do seem to keep ending up with more of them. I've acquired these since I last posted on this thread in late May. OH
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Here are a couple of more I forgot about. OH
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Colonel -- Is that Buck 112 with the orange handles USA made?
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YEP !!!!! ::tu:: __click on photo to enlarge tang !!!!! ::woot:: ::woot::
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Heres a ssweet gent I recently plcked up LOVE the scales.
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yeah Dogg, I can see why you like it - very neat paint job on your Buck! OH
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Thanks OHI was going to keep her for show but I think the little Bucks going to see some watch pocket time.
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Cocobolo Wood !!___ and A ""Beaver"" ::tu::
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big monk wrote:YEP !!!!! ::tu:: __click on photo to enlarge tang !!!!! ::woot:: ::woot::
Sometimes I just don't think. ::facepalm::
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don't worry about it jerry. you have your hands full trying to protect yourself from the bombs that keep coming your way, ::super_happy:: ::super_happy:: ::super_happy::
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Jerry, another little tidbit of trivia about these Bucklites; look at the picture of the Buck 422+ in my first post (same knife as the orange one but with black handles). Buck had a different model number on the Bucklite handled versions for a number of years, but sometime between 1991, when the black handled one was made, and 2000 when the orange handled one was made, Buck began striking the blade with the 112 model designation - I guess that was so they didn't have to inventory the same blade under two different model numbers. OH
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biggdogg -- I think it's now safe to be out of my fighting hole. I've even stopped wearing my steel pot & flak jacket. :lol: :lol:


Colonel -- Thanks for the information. It's amazing what you can pick up here at AAPK if you just hang around long enough. January's budget is full so I'm seriously considering putting an orange 112 in my February budget. ::hmm::
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Some really cool knives getting put in here.
Jerry,
I love seeing a 551 anytime. You really come up with some beauties. We should see if you could adopt me for inheritance purposes :lol:
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Here's a Hubertus hunter. It's one big solid knife ::tu::
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Here's another unusual lockback. In fact it's a double lockback. Check it out.
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This is one of the best knives I own. It's Canal Street Mop swinguard. I think they only made 25 of them. The other swinguard is a bone handled Kabar Dogshead. I've posted these on this forum before but I love the chance to do it again. I hope you like them ::shrug::
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Thanks Waz,

You got a real nice knife in the stag TEXAS Lockhorn!!! I have a 1980 with Micarta handles I was going to post.

That knife you have books for 500 bucks. Nice stag and knife! And with the case, SWEEET!!!

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Nice ones Wazu and everyone else ::tu::
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A few more..........
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