Buck 110 Damascus NS Green dymondwood

RBasil

RBasil

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Good day to all!
Help to find information on one 110 Damascus.
This is Buck 110 Folding Hunter Damascus Blade Nickle Silver and Green Dymondwood inlays

There is infromation about all 110 Damascus Blade that I found (BCCI Newsletter March 2012 page 4 "Folding Hunters with Damascus blades by Joe Houser" )
110 Damascus Blade
Model # Cat # Description QTY MSRP Yr intro Yr disco codes seen
110DB 1787 Folding Hunter, damascus, brownbone, nickle silver 3000 $70.00 1990 1991 89,90
110DG 8095 Folding Hunter, damascus, Greybone 956 $70.00 1990*
110DM 1202 Folding Hunter finger grooved, damascus, black Fibron 489 $120.00 1990*
110DM 1684 Folding Hunter, damascus, Stag, nickle silver 13364 $160.00 1989 1991 88,89,91
110DMK 1854 Folding Hunter, damascus, O **290 $153.00 1990*
110DR 1788 Folding Hunter, damascus, Redbone, nickle silver 1731 $70.00 1990 1991
110FD 8148 Folding Hunter, damascus, black Fibron **250 $124.00 1989*
110PD 8171 Folding Hunter, damascus, blue Fibron 489 $146.00 1989* 89
110? ? Folding Hunter, damascus, brown Fibron, nickle silver ? ? ?* 89

But there no information about this knive :(







Sincerely
RBasil
 
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Probably a blade change-out. I had Leroy Remer install Damascus factory blades in several different knives a few years ago. This could have been one of them. I sold them all after my stroke.
Eric
 
RAZORBLADES said:
What you have there is French green dymondwood.with a damascus blade swap.
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Maybe, but the OP's original post lists a blue fibron manufactured in 1989, which corresponds to the blade date code, and EVERY "blue" fibron Buck scale that I have ever seen would be called green if you didn't have the box labelled BL for blue.
 
Arksknives, RAZORBLADES, Tin Sue Thank you for answers. I assumed that it is blade change-out.
I would like to know the approximate date when the knife was made. Are there any ideas?
 
Hi RBasil! I think that it is an original knife. I have the same in my collection.
And the same year mark on the blade.
One scale is dark green, another- very dark green. Let me check, I had the information about this knife in my archive.

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Serhionew said:
Hi RBasil! I think that it is an original knife. I have the same in my collection.
And the same year mark on the blade.
One scale is dark green, another- very dark green. Let me check, I had the information about this knife in my archive.
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Hi Serhionew! I will be glad if you find any information about this knife!
 
I have checked my archive - I bought this knife from the big private collection. It was specified in the list like damascus knife with parallel black fibron scales.
According to the information, I have, it is : cat#8148, model 110 FD.

I have never seen photos of damascus Buck-110 with black fibron. And, like Tin Sue, I have never seen photos of Buck-110 with blue fibron also.
 
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Serhionew said:
I have checked my archive - I bought this knife from the big private collection. It was specified in the list like damascus knife with parallel black fibron scales.
According to the information, I have, it is : cat#8148, model 110 FD.

I have never seen photos of damascus Buck-110 with black fibron. And, like Tin Sue, I have never seen photos of Buck-110 with blue fibron also.
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Serhionew Thanks a lot! This is very interesting information for me!
 
Just browsing through the threads and thought I would say what I have.

The nib black fibron handles are dark not quite black and with good lighting appear like they have gold metallic streaks. I'll give it a shot, but the big DSLR battery is shot and doubt I could even come close to doing it justice in a pic. It is a 1994 with brass bolsters.

The nib Aqua fibron, as it says on the box, appears more of a dark brown and has lighter streaks but not like the black one. Its a double dash 1992 with NS bolsters.

CJ put a note in a thread a long time ago about the way they layered the material and got multicolor effects. I can see that more in this black one than the Aqua.

Not promising anything but will try and get some pics..

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I managed to get a pic showing some of the gold hilights in the blk fibron

And the Aqua fibron
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Hello guys,

I'm from Germany and i was searching for some informations about a Buck knife I bought some weeks ago.
I'm very lucky to have found this thread, because it's about the exact knife I have here.
Here are some Pictures of it:

http://www.directupload.net/file/d/4010/rx83zz77_jpg.htm
http://www.directupload.net/file/d/4010/cou49qri_jpg.htm
http://www.directupload.net/file/d/4010/vh4wpygn_jpg.htm
http://www.directupload.net/file/d/4010/gvd5e9c2_jpg.htm


Best regards from sunny Germany
Ingo
 
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