JUMBO/GIANT Buck knife: Do any exist?

[oregon]

I've seen a very few GIGANTIC knives over the years. Advertising purposed as far as I know.

Has Buck ever created such a monster?

A pic from 2010 OKCA showing a friendly exhibitor with a huge beast of a different marquee for your amusement:

 

[JAGcustomknives]

The Scimitar WBC made for the Post Falls Grand Opening comes to mind.

 

[Stone Knifeworks]

The only two that I know about are Scimitars. Hoyt Buck built one in the 1940's and WBC built a copy for the ribbon cutting in Post Falls, ID
Heath

 

[Stone Knifeworks]

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[oregon]

It would be terrific to see a photo of these humungous Scimitars in hand. Somebody somewhere has them.

 

[Stelth]

I wish they'd make a giant 110.

 

[THE_LONGBOW]

Irrelavant

 

[David Martin]

I've seen the photo of Chuck with that knife in hand from a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Post Falls plant. It may be in that newspaper from 2004. DM

 

[oregon]

Outstanding!

Post #5 of the above link, Longbow's, has Hoyt Buck holding the colossal Scimitar.

I now have a new desktop background of this photo. Notice the equipment hanging on the wall. He worked magic with those tools.

Wow. Ask here and you shall receive. Thank you kindly members.

 

[CDNWIDE]

Notice the subject of the article was making knives from files. That scimitar must have been one humongous file!

 

[imafritz]

I've seen the photo of Chuck with that knife in hand from a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Post Falls plant. It may be in that newspaper from 2004. DM

I think I remember hearing that scimitar got stolen out of the office at Buck :thumbdn: what a drag.

 

[Joe Houser]

Back a bunch of years ago Wilde Bill Cody made a giant model 401 Kalinga. The knife was signed by a bunch of employees and then given to our Sales/Marketing guy at the time. I havent seen that knife in years but remember that it is at least 2 feet long.
I would love to see that one again!