bernard_levine
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Hi folks...
In a big collection that came in on consignment this summer, is this nice group of three BuckLocks:
Each is unused, with box, brown leather sheath, and paperwork.
The club knife has an R engraved on one bolster. This is not the owner's initial. Anybody know what it means?
Are collectors still interested in these, or have they been forgotten?
I still remember the uproar at the time, when Buck withdrew them from sale, due to safety concerns about the lock mechanism.
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All three knives are marked with the Sawby patent number on the back of the blade.
Here are the cover and drawing pages from that patent.
It is a lot more complicated inside than it looks from the outside.
BRL..
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In a big collection that came in on consignment this summer, is this nice group of three BuckLocks:

- 531 Regular production
- 531 Buck Collectors Club Knife
- 535 Two-Blade (which I'd not seen before)


Each is unused, with box, brown leather sheath, and paperwork.
The club knife has an R engraved on one bolster. This is not the owner's initial. Anybody know what it means?
Are collectors still interested in these, or have they been forgotten?
I still remember the uproar at the time, when Buck withdrew them from sale, due to safety concerns about the lock mechanism.
* * * * *
All three knives are marked with the Sawby patent number on the back of the blade.
Here are the cover and drawing pages from that patent.
It is a lot more complicated inside than it looks from the outside.
BRL..
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