Does anyone know the value of a 535? It is a double bladed Buck knife that the blades are on opposing ends, and they lock open with a thumb lock. I think it is a protoype. I know of 2 in existance. I saw a picture of a 534? and it had the same type of tooling. Any help would be appreciated
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Buck 535 Protoype
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Welcome to Bladeforums.com loknrok!!!
Please take a moment or two to visit our benefactors, Buck Knives http://www.buckknives.com/ and One Stop Knife Shop http://www.onestopknifeshop.com/ (Kevin owns this Forum!) Buck has a very interesting Virtual Plant Tour at http://www.buckknives.com/plant_tour.php , a guide to Tang Stamp Codes at http://www.buckknives.com/collectors_vintage.php , a discussion of Steels used in Buck Knives at http://www.buckknives.com/technical_steel.php, you can order a Custom-Built Buck Knife at http://www.buckknives.com/custom_knife_shoppe.php, and there is a brief introduction to the Buck Collectors Club at http://www.buckknives.com/collectors_club.php. The Buck Collectors Club commissions special and unique versions of Buck knives for member sales only, so you might want to consider joining to gain access to some of these truly awesome knives!!!
If you have a problem posting pictures, there is a Quick & Dirty tutorial at Photobucket For Dummies.
Whew! OK! You really need to post pics. There will be all kinds of collectors eager to examine it minutely.
Close-ups, especially of the tang stamp. Pic of the liners from the back. Well, I'm sure you know the drill.