help with what I think is a 124

Diesel1983

Diesel1983

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Hey guys I just came across what I believe is a 124 but theres no model stamp or date anvil mark . I tried to upload pix but no luck hoping to get someone who might help me via email pix. Thanks bf
 
Diesel1983 said:
Hey guys I just came across what I believe is a 124 but theres no model stamp or date anvil mark . I tried to upload pix but no luck hoping to get someone who might help me via email pix. Thanks bf
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Email me your picture. Click on my avatar for my email. I will be happy to post it. Love the 124s.
 
Diesel1983 said:
Hey guys I just came across what I believe is a 124 but theres no model stamp or date anvil mark . I tried to upload pix but no luck hoping to get someone who might help me via email pix. Thanks bf
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Do the letters BUCK appear on the tang? Could be a real oldie, WWII, or a Frank Buck or .....
 


Black Micarta handle, two liner tang stamp, thick guard: 124 Frontiersman from the early days, pre-1986. Congratulations on the photo. What is the overall length (should be just under 12 inches long), if you have the knife, and if you have the sheath can you post front and back photos?

Your pictured knife looks similar to JB's top knife.
 
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My oldie, on top, pre-1986 so no date symbol.

Newby on bottom, 2012 date symbol.

Both have black Micarta handles. Sorry for the poor light, dark here, makes the newby look kind of greenish.
 
Diesel, your knife is a rare one. These knives with the two line stamp and the
micarta scales on a visible tang were only made in 1970. Congratulations for
your find.

Haebbie
 
Not a 2 liner, but here's one I like.

Stag124_zps0cdb5949.jpg
 
I would suggest any and all folks who are BCCI members go and read the 124/122 information in the DEC/06 news letter by Joe Houser. This will help to clarify the two line 124/122 slab side issue dates.

jb4570
 
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