Happy Hippo
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I hope they don't continue to not give the new products a BCCI discount. I don't recall that ever happening until last year.
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Other than 305 Clipper, the only other 'BLUE' 300 series knife I can think of was this 312 Trapper in Blue Smooth Bone.I like the blue synthetic handle offering for the 301 and 303. Haven't seen anything like that color offered for quite a while.
Got one of those!!Other the 305 Clipper, the only other 'BLUE' 300 series knife I can think of was this 312 Trapper in Blue Smooth Bone.
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addendum: I went down the rabbit hole with 'Search'. ABCA is American Blade Collectors Assn. I found a 2001 post by Vern Taylor "We did that knife for Bruce Voyles in Chattanooga Tenn. He was the Publisher of BLADE magazine at the time."
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Yes, I forgot about that. It came in a two knife pouch, one etched, one not etched.Other the 305 Clipper, the only other 'BLUE' 300 series knife I can think of was this 312 Trapper in Blue Smooth Bone.
I went down the rabbit hole with 'Search'. ABCA is American Blade Collectors Assn. I found a 2001 post by Vern Taylor.
"We did that knife for Bruce Voyles in Chattanooga Tenn. He was the Publisher of BLADE magazine at the time."
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Yes, it came as a two knife set but it was a Queen Stag and the Buck Blue Bone. Velvet case and matching serial numbers. There were variations of the Buck serial numbers. If the serial number began with 'L' it was a Life Member knife. There are also knives without serial numbers. I don't know about those or knives without blade etches.Yes, I forgot about that. It came in a two knife pouch, one etched, one not etched.
That is weird. I've seen one with a Queen stag in it and always thought someone just put it there. My pouch/ velvet case has the two Buck 312s in it. Perhaps someone just put the unetched one in there and put the Queen somewhere else.s
Yes, it came as a two knife set but it was a Queen Stag and The Buck Blue Bone. Velvet case and matching serial numbers. There were variations of the Buck serial numbers. If the serial number began with 'L' it was a Life Member knife. There are also knives without serial numbers. I don't know about those or knives without blade etches.
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Cool. Like I said, my pouch has two 312 in it.
After some consideration, I like my version, with two Buck knives in jt, better.
I thought that it was never offered with 2 of the same knives.The person I bought the set from told me today that he took the Queen knife out and put the unetched Buck in its place. Vern had some extra unetched ones.
It's ominous from my standpoint, since I probably won't be buying as many if I have to pay full price. But maybe you're right, I can use the extra money saved on something else.There's nothing ominous.
It's called capitalism.
Yes. That was my point. No discount.The Limited Editions and such will probably all become "web exclusive" knives.