North Shore
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I have some older Bucks that have some build up on them, wasn't sure if people treat Buck knives any different than most vintage traditional knives and rub the brass til shiny etc.
You can send them to Buck for a SPA Treatment. They will come back sharpened and looking like new.
Specify the "Edge 2000" sharpening for knives made prior to 2000.
The "Edge 2000" has better edge geometry and is easier to maintain.
I sent both of these two dot pawn shop finds in for SPA treatment. I agree with jmh33 above. If I had caused all the buildup, I would have left them alone...maybe
I don't know the answer to that.Is something like that viewed positively in the eyes of a collector? If I had an inverted Buck 110 or something, a SPA treatment wouldn't devalue it if I was hard up for cash and had to move on from it? Just curious about protecting an investment
I will post them when I get the knives back from Buck.Any after shots for reference?
Never seen jigged bone like that, was that an offering in 1990?
NEVR-DULLI'm old school from a time when you didn't clean antiques, coins or knives with anything harsher than baking soda.