Buck Factory Photos

[waredbear]

My dad, 2 son-in-laws, and I drove over to the Buck factory in Post Falls Friday to tour the facilities. NOTE:they only give factory tours on Monday - Thursday. So we browsed their store and museum. You can view the manufacturing floor from the museum so we did get to watch some of the knives being made.

Wood carving in the museum.

One side of the museum and the viewing window.

Mammoth ivory and teeth display.

Some early Bucks with pictures.

Close-up of knives and handles.

More of the early year knives.

One of the several trays of knives.

A loonnnggg Buck

A very BBIIGG Buck knife.

 

[Pack Rat]

Great Pics!!!! Thanks!!!

 

[DarrylS]

...Super pictures waredbear...:thumbup: ...Thanks for sharing.

 

[Haebbie]

It is nice to have a look in the Factory of one of my favorite knive maker

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thank you, waredbear!

Best regards,
Herbert

 

[Evil Eye Earl]

Luv those pics.....now we need(me) a lucite green ,red,gold 124.

 

[pjsjr]

Thanks for posting those great pics.:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: Preston

 

[wh4f]

Thanks for posting!!!!
I look forward to going there myself, Monday through thursday!!!!!

 

[TIZWIN]

Someday I will journey to Mecca. Until then, I bow in that direction five times a day.

Wouldn't it be great to time a tour of the factory to be there exactly when they're building your own custom 110?

 

[Bill Starr]

Thanks for sharing..
Great picture's..
Very intresting stuff..
Would love to go there...
Thanks

 

[hkingdom]

Great photos. Thanks for taking the time to post!

hkingdom

 

[RAZORBLADES]

Thank-you for posting the pics!

 

[Buckaholic]

Very nice!
I wonder if they used a Buck knife, a Buck saw, and a Buck ax on that stump. They could enclose in a viewing case along with the Buck tools they used to make it.

 

[Scott Hartman]

Thanks for sharing your trip photos, this one I needed

 

[Buckaholic]

Thanks for sharing your trip photos, this one I needed

Yes, Scott...that was actually my favorite too...swiped it for reference.

Hey...can someone ID the knives top to bottom and left to right?
I wanna be certain of what I presume is correct as I only collect 110's...

 

[110 Dave]

thanks once more for the picts!

 

[Scott Hartman]

Hey...can someone ID the knives top to bottom and left to right?
I wanna be certain of what I presume is correct as I only collect 110's...

Goose, I think it's the 120,119,103,105,118,102...top to bottom; and 110,116 and 121...left to right.

Maybe Joe can fill us in on the year of production, looks like a pommel pin in the 121