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Heck of an entrance to BladeForums F farm ! :D

You have some great knives in your collection, I'm really enjoying the pictures. That damascus 501 (at least I think it's a 501) is beautiful. Definitely my favorite of the bunch!
 
Fixall said:
Nah, I'm talking about that beauty you posted right before the damascus and stag 110. :)
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CUSTOM BUCK KNIFE 704 MAVERICK

DAMASCUS BLADE ~ NICKEL SILVER BOLSTERS ~ WOOD SCALES ~ TANG READS BUCK IN SCRIPT LETTERS OVER CUSTOM USA ~ G091 STAMPED ON REVERSE SIDE
 
farm said:
CUSTOM BUCK KNIFE 704 MAVERICK

DAMASCUS BLADE ~ NICKEL SILVER BOLSTERS ~ WOOD SCALES ~ TANG READS BUCK IN SCRIPT LETTERS OVER CUSTOM USA ~ G091 STAMPED ON REVERSE SIDE
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I wasn't even aware these existed so thanks for bringing them to my attention! I'm going to have to look around and see if I can find an 80 - 84/85 model to add to my collection. :D
 
Fixall said:
I wasn't even aware these existed so thanks for bringing them to my attention! I'm going to have to look around and see if I can find an 80 - 84/85 model to add to my collection. :D
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Maybe some members in this group can share some info on this model
 
Welcome to the Family farm! You can treat the symptoms of Buck Fever...but there is no cure..I like the 112 from the factory sale as it's odd and unusual (what I collect) and the 'Founder's Edition' 112 handle looks odd to me as well..Since you really, really like Damascus keep a lookout for ANY 112 with a Damascus blade. Extremely rare and hard to find, even loose blades, they are a bit of a Buck mystery as to when and how many were ever made. I have a few and treasure each one! Early Buck 500's in stag are almost certain to be Sanbar Stag from India and are rare with the correct box ,shieth and paperwork which adds a high percentage of value..$300.00 should buy you a spectacular NIB example with matching stag..
 
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bucksway said:
Welcome to the Family farm! You can treat the symptoms of Buck Fever...but there is no cure..I like the 112 from the factory sale as it's odd and unusual (what I collect) and the 'Founder's Edition' 112 handle looks odd to me as well..Since you really, really like Damascus keep a lookout for ANY 112 with a Damascus blade. Extremely rare and hard to find, even loose blades, they are a bit of a Buck mystery as to when and how many were ever made. I have a few and treasure each one! Early Buck 500's in stag are almost certain to be Sanbar Stag from India and are rare with the correct box ,shieth and paperwork which adds a high percentage of value..$300.00 should buy you a spectacular NIB example with matching stag..
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Yep..it sure has a lot going for it! If you like odd ones like me its a perfect one to get. I remember wishing I could line up REALLY early with Makael and DP 77 for that sale..There was a handful of really fantastic 112's Joe made for that one and it was a cold dark wait if you wanted to be among the first to get in..
 
bucksway said:
Welcome to the Family farm! You can treat the symptoms of Buck Fever...but there is no cure..I like the 112 from the factory sale as it's odd and unusual (what I collect) and the 'Founder's Edition' 112 handle looks odd to me as well..Since you really, really like Damascus keep a lookout for ANY 112 with a Damascus blade. Extremely rare and hard to find, even loose blades, they are a bit of a Buck mystery as to when and how many were ever made. I have a few and treasure each one! Early Buck 500's in stag are almost certain to be Sanbar Stag from India and are rare with the correct box ,shieth and paperwork which adds a high percentage of value..$300.00 should buy you a spectacular NIB example with matching stag..
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Let me know if you find a 112 Damascus or any other buck folder
I am usually looking on eBay
 
bucksway said:
Welcome to the Family farm! You can treat the symptoms of Buck Fever...but there is no cure..I like the 112 from the factory sale as it's odd and unusual (what I collect) and the 'Founder's Edition' 112 handle looks odd to me as well..Since you really, really like Damascus keep a lookout for ANY 112 with a Damascus blade. Extremely rare and hard to find, even loose blades, they are a bit of a Buck mystery as to when and how many were ever made. I have a few and treasure each one! Early Buck 500's in stag are almost certain to be Sanbar Stag from India and are rare with the correct box ,shieth and paperwork which adds a high percentage of value..$300.00 should buy you a spectacular NIB example with matching stag..
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@ bucks way. So you mean to say the later dated stag is not that valuable
 
The 500 is not my area of expertise but I'm on Ebay often. Any stag Buck is desirable but as a general rule the earliest is usually more valuable. For example Copper and Clad has a factory stag 112 out now that sells for $100.00 or so but any 3 or 4 dot stag 112 can easily sell for twice that or more. Part of that is because after 20 years many were used and separated from the original box,shieth and paperwork and many are lost period. Inflation matters too.. Numbered Bucks out of the original Custom shop with a letter are valued much higher than a otherwise identical knife.
 
bucksway said:
The 500 is not my area of expertise but I'm on Ebay often. Any stag Buck is desirable but as a general rule the earliest is usually more valuable. For example Copper and Clad has a factory stag 112 out now that sells for $100.00 or so but any 3 or 4 dot stag 112 can easily sell for twice that or more. Part of that is because after 20 years many were used and separated from the original box,shieth and paperwork and many are lost period. Inflation matters too.. Numbered Bucks out of the original Custom shop with a letter are valued much higher than a otherwise identical knife.
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Thanks bro
 
farm said:
Thanks bro
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I'm apparently very late to this. Jeeezzzz when a new member kicks in the door and says "what's up buck nuts I'm here for the party":cool::cool:

Welcome Mr. Farm. Lots of info around here and the people can be alright sometimes.:D:D:D Seriously the people around here have been known to help you in any way they can except for sassafrassdogs sassafrassdogs , he'll kick u in your shin and laugh but he's got nice knives so it's ok.:D
 
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