Buck 184 buckmaster inverted....

[pistolapete]

Hello , new to the forum, I have a few Buck 184's, but just picked up a Buck 184 stainless satin variant, inverted stamp. I know these were very rare ten years ago, with only a few reported or owned. Does anyone have a current number for how many currently have been accounted for ? I do not follow all the threads so I apologize if it has been discussed lately? I try to keep my ear to the wind wind on sought after items, I'm more of a accumulator then a collector, but I have many Buck items, or had.... 184's, 185lt, intrepids, chipflint 119, 110 stags? Would appreciated any documented numbers, as this one was found on a locally, and got it very reasonable .. Trying to figure out how to load images on this forum...

 

[Mk-211]

If you're not a paying member, you have to use a hosting site.

Imgur or flickr are probably two most used here.

Have you tried survivalknife184.com?

 

[jbmonkey]

Hello , new to the forum, I have a few Buck 184's, but just picked up a Buck 184 stainless satin variant, inverted stamp. I know these were very rare ten years ago, with only a few reported or owned. Does anyone have a current number for how many currently have been accounted for ? I do not follow all the threads so I apologize if it has been discussed lately? I try to keep my ear to the wind wind on sought after items, I'm more of a accumulator then a collector, but I have many Buck items, or had.... 184's, 185lt, intrepids, chipflint 119, 110 stags? Would appreciated any documented numbers, as this one was found on a locally, and got it very reasonable .. Trying to figure out how to load images on this forum...

maybe Rich's authorized book has that information in it....?

Richard Neyman

Buckmaster Knives: The Authorized History of Models 184 & 185​

its out of print so not sure how easy it is to find a copy of it anymore. I don't own this book so can't help you there....but someone on the Buck forum might and might be able to thumb through it for you?

 

[pistolapete]

If you're not a paying member, you have to use a hosting site.

Imgur or flickr are probably two most used here.

Have you tried survivalknife184.com?

ok, thank you Mk -211, good info

 

[pistolapete]

maybe Rich's authorized book has that information in it....?

Richard Neyman

Buckmaster Knives: The Authorized History of Models 184 & 185​

its out of print so not sure how easy it is to find a copy of it anymore. I don't own this book so can't help you there....but someone on the Buck forum might and might be able to thumb through it for you?

Thank You Richard

 

[killgar]

Richard Neyman is actually a member here, or at least he was (last login Dec. 2023).

In this thread he says the same as what it says on the Buckmaster collector site that Mk-211 mentioned- (last post) https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/buckmaster-with-upside-down-stamp.1128695/

In short, in regads to how many there are with the inverted stamp, he said that there may be 3, or there may be 50.

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[knarfeng]

Hello , new to the forum, I have a few Buck 184's, but just picked up a Buck 184 stainless satin variant, inverted stamp. I know these were very rare ten years ago, with only a few reported or owned. Does anyone have a current number for how many currently have been accounted for ? I do not follow all the threads so I apologize if it has been discussed lately? I try to keep my ear to the wind wind on sought after items, I'm more of a accumulator then a collector, but I have many Buck items, or had.... 184's, 185lt, intrepids, chipflint 119, 110 stags? Would appreciated any documented numbers, as this one was found on a locally, and got it very reasonable .. Trying to figure out how to load images on this forum...

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