NOOBIE need information plz

[KOSA549]

https://imgur.com/a/9GyFUHh

amateur Buck Knives collector ABSOLUTELY NOTHING FOR SALE OR TRADE but I have a few that I can't positively ID

 

[MolokaiRider]

What info on what knives are you looking for?

The Buck forum has a lot of good members with a ton of knowledge.

A good start would be to pick specific knives, and post detailed pictures with your questions.

 

[KOSA549]

https://imgur.com/a/MvuN4Og

https://imgur.com/a/qUJqCQo

https://imgur.com/a/7hD7BH0

2line inverted stamp with what appears to be a lanyard hole and rounded bolsters. I have never seen any factory versions but this is to well done to be amateur modified and no custom marks. Engraved one is only for comparison as it has some inverted stamp..I also have a sportsman set that is single lined that I inherited from my father ( was a huge collector) but I didn't think they were made that early

 

[SoDak81]

Nice collection!

 

[Midnight Rider]

Thanks for sharing your collection with us. You have some nice knives, there. As a fellow amateur, I can't help with your questions.

 

[pjsjr]

I have never seen any factory versions but this is to well done to be amateur modified

It is not factory. Glad it's well done. Putting a lanyard hole in the rear bolster of a 110 is tricky. There are a number of talented craftsman that modify Buck knives and don't put their mark on them.

 

[gedlicks]

Preston above is correct in that your 110 is modified but not by Buck. Regarding your twin set, Buck did make these sets clear back to the 1 liners. Nice collection.

 

[jude_061]

My guess is that inverted stamp knife was modded. And whoever did it did an awesome job in my opinion. That’s a great looking knife! I’ve tried to lanyard three, two 110s and a 112. One 110 was a success; I blew the other one up. Didn’t try to go all the way through on the 112 and made a bail for it. Putting a lanyard hole through the bolster is most definitely not easy.
ETA: sweet collection! I’m jealous!