BUCK KNIFE collection forms here

[Jeepergeo]

A Buck 111 Classic "Cowboy Dance Knife" just made its way to me from a friend. Included were the knife and sheath, with no apparent use or wear marks. So a nice addition to my growing Buck collection.

BTW, the photo is not mine as I don't have a current photo hosting sits.

Edit: sorry, photo not working. Imagine a 110style knife with aluminum scales heavily stamped with deep scrolls, and sheath of light brown leather similarly stamped with scroll work.

[j.r. guerra in s. texas]

Originally Posted by Jeepergeo

A Buck 111 Classic "Cowboy Dance Knife" just made its way to me from a friend. Included were the knife and sheath, with no apparent use or wear marks. So a nice addition to my growing Buck collection.

Edit: sorry, photo not working. Imagine a 110style knife with aluminum scales heavily stamped with deep scrolls, and sheath of light brown leather similarly stamped with scroll work.

This might help - from the AAPK web site.

https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com...e?member_id=45

Very pretty knife, I have a Classic III 513 of same series.

[j.r. guerra in s. texas]

I found a Buck 603 Skinner in need of a home. Part of the kraton handled 'Mate' series of knives, manufactured back in mid 1980's to mid 90's. The 603 is the Buck 103 Skinner with a green finger gripped kraton handle. Buck black factory cordura sheath, nearly mint. Useful knife.

[j.r. guerra in s. texas]

handsome thing. checkered rosewood handle, 3" 154CM drop point blade and leather sheath. They also made a sheath made of nylon, not sure which one was first.

Buck 639 Fieldmate. Buck manufactured a hollow handle survival model, but this one is one of the kraton 600 series. Two types of saw on top of blade, kinda cool. This was found here at the RFC For Sale / Trade below. (Thanks again sir !)

[j.r. guerra in s. texas]

Buck 5150 drop point carbon blade. For those who want a carbon bladed knife.

[j.r. guerra in s. texas]

Buck BUO277RWS1 Alpha Hunter liner lock. Rosewood covers, 3 1/2" ATS-34 drop point blade, 5" closed. 2004 production. Heavy duty knife, more suited to a belt case or left inside the pack. I think the handles of the Buck CSAR-T are nearly duplicates, many similarities noted.