The Nemo is a factorey restoration with a satin fiished blade, made between 1967 abd 1971. The handle is alternating layers of polished brass and aluminum spacers with 5 wide spacers of blace micarta taken from an old Model 201 large kitchen knife. The guard and pommel are of stainless steel.
The early Buck Knife has stacked Lucite handles.
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Buck 124 Custom
- Thread starter hkingdom
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Dave... The knives are 12 1/16...6 5/8...6 3/4.. as shown.
hkingdom
thanks very much !
the visual images togeather are strikeing !
it realy showes the diffrences very well !!
i heard that there were apx or only 4 of the 12 1/16 made?
can you add any info to that as to how many there are for sure?
i have seen one at a show
Kinkhammer has one
one was for sale on with a group
and yours ... but it may have been with that group ???
any way it is a awsome sampleing with all three in one pict!!! thanks again!
thanks very much !
the visual images togeather are strikeing !
it realy showes the diffrences very well !!
i heard that there were apx or only 4 of the 12 1/16 made?
can you add any info to that as to how many there are for sure?
i have seen one at a show
Kinkhammer has one
one was for sale on with a group
and yours ... but it may have been with that group ???
any way it is a awsome sampleing with all three in one pict!!! thanks again!
Dave, I can't add any info on the long 124. I, like you, have only heard that there are four of them. I bought mine from a fellow BCC member. Maybe if Joe H. reads this, he may can tell us. It would be interesting to know.
hkingdom