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four rivet 110
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Flatlander1963
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Yes I have a 112 with the four inlay rivets and seen only one 110 other than yours. What I understand about these is Buck had predrilled inlay in the two pin style in their inventory that were redrilled in the three pin configuration. So, they had 4 holes to pin up.
Its a transition knife between the two and three inlay rivet knives made probably in 75. Nice score and it looks in really good condition. Send me a pm if you want to sell it.
Its a transition knife between the two and three inlay rivet knives made probably in 75. Nice score and it looks in really good condition. Send me a pm if you want to sell it.
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Cool! I have a two dot I just got back from a spa treatment at Buck. Mine is a four pin, though. BJ
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The four pin inlays are from 1979...if I'm not mistaken :foot:
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Thanks Scott. I'll have to give that one to my middle son that was born in 79. BJ
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Scott,
Not to be contrary but the 4 inlay rivet were likely made between the two inlay rivet and three inlay rivet knives (more correctly during the beginning of the 3 inlay rivet knife production). So early on in the 2 dot series. Notice the small rivet size. By 1979 they were 1/8th. The 2 dots began in 1974 with 2 inlay rivets. So I was guessing 1975 but I think its fair to say its an early 2 dot rather a late 2 dot.
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Just checked my data and the material on the 110 doesn't state anything about the 4pin. But on the 112 is does state that on 5th version 2 varation.So, near 1974.DM
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That's exactly what I said....sort of
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A 110 with 4 inlay rivets would be a fifth Version, Variation 5.
One of the 2 dot knives so that does put it in the 1974-80 timeframe as David mentioned.
I dont have any nib samples in the company archives. I hope to see one someday so that I can hopefully get some timeframe info from the paperwork.
One of the 2 dot knives so that does put it in the 1974-80 timeframe as David mentioned.
I dont have any nib samples in the company archives. I hope to see one someday so that I can hopefully get some timeframe info from the paperwork.
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My material only goes to 5th version variation 3 .I guess I need to upgrade.DM
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Joe, I checked the data sheet at the top of index page and on that info the 5th version only goes to 3rd variation.?? DM
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David, I always thought I had the most current data sheet on that thread. You are absolutely right, it did stop at the 3rd Variation.
I "unstuck" that old thread and posted a new one with the most current data sheet dated 1/5/08.
Sorry about that David!
I "unstuck" that old thread and posted a new one with the most current data sheet dated 1/5/08.
Sorry about that David!
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Here's a photo of a 110 that I hope show a little more detail.
