Love that 119. That was one of the first knives I ever bought (~'81). Long since stolen, but still holds a special place in my heart.
Luis
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Cleaned up an old filet knife that my dad used for Lake Huron Salmon in the 70s. We cleaned a lot of fish with this one.
It was pretty rusted and the sheath was dry and moldy (mildew)... I used Evapo-rust on the blade and then a metal polish to take the evapo-rust discoloration out.
Leather cleaner and 3-in-1 oil on the sheath.
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It was pretty rusted and the sheath was dry and moldy (mildew)... I used Evapo-rust on the blade and then a metal polish to take the evapo-rust discoloration out.
Leather cleaner and 3-in-1 oil on the sheath.
So, here's one that came from a DU banquet. It reminded me of my dad's Buck 110. I stuffed it in the truck glove box and it has handled "roadside deer cleaning" on occasion. ALSO, handled the occassional electrical project (notice the white box where I must have grounded something.)
I did have to use a Chef's Choice electric sharpener on this one to clean up the electrical accident. There were two holes burned into the blade, only in the white box is visible now. I was able to grind out the one on the front of the blade.
I have seen ONE other of this version at a yard sale. I passed and then a few hours later went back to buy it.. AND.. it was gone. Someone got a good deal.
Maggs
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I did have to use a Chef's Choice electric sharpener on this one to clean up the electrical accident. There were two holes burned into the blade, only in the white box is visible now. I was able to grind out the one on the front of the blade.
I have seen ONE other of this version at a yard sale. I passed and then a few hours later went back to buy it.. AND.. it was gone. Someone got a good deal.
Maggs
1841 - 1860 of 1918 Posts
