"OFFICAL THREAD" LIST of All Odd 112s

[bucksway]

We want to compleat a list all of odd rare 112s..Please list the model info on the end of the box with a breif decription of the knife and if you know the year or any other facts fell free to put that in also....First listing...2004 112 GR NS bolsters French green dyed hardwood bar code 0 3375300029 y Belived given to employes who worked on Buck employes homes tang****

 

[bucksway]

Confederate Flag cutout, brass bolsters 2002 issue end flap---B112-sp-20-0 numbered **of 200 11/23/04 This one is courtsy of Buckman 10 and is listed on the "Bucks for Sale" section of the forum...AND THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR LISTINGS!!!!! Clint

 

[bucksway]

So to recap.... List the info on the end flap,Date issued if you know,bar code if you like,Any special info like LE box,serial numberes, sheath color, bolsters {brass/NS} blade if its not a clip point, tang stamp,numbered made if you know....If this works out over time it could really valuable resourse for all, at some point Ill put it all together in a readable form for either the BCCI site or here....

 

[WilltheBarb]

Here’s one I have. Buck 112 “50 years of Ducks Unlimited – Canada 1938-88” NS bolsters, FG, etched blade of ducks landing on a pond, green wood scales, presentation box with satin interior. A sweet knife, too nice to use.

 

[chickentrax]

Here’s one I have...presentation box...

...Ahem...

So to recap.... List the info on the end flap...

 

[bucksway]

The new BCCI Fund raiser!! end flap 0112BFSCC-B cat4742 2/27/2008 Smooth black buffalo handle,full chip flint 420HC ,nickel silver bolsters,finger grooves,red paper trim,BCCI tang stamp.Black sheath LE box And COA... Oh so Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[WilltheBarb]

No end flap at all I’m afraid. The clam shell opening box was in a cardboard sleeve with nothing written on it. There may have been more to it at one time.

 

[110 Dave]

112 ,,, humph ...
too small for my hard working hands
jest a KID sized 110 if-n ya ask me ...

got rid of all mine and would'nt have one ... :yawn:
i'm decafe dave and i collects only 110's and 124's.. :thumbup:
thats my story -and i is sticking to it!

 

[bucksway]

You could start a 110 thread...But well need 43 pages at least!!!!!!!

 

[bucksway]

2007 NKCA 112...NS bolsters,NKCA cutout in blade, medillon in handle end flap info---0112RWSSP13-B date code 12-17-07 800 total issued issue price 89.95 for members of NKCA...A rare 112 with blade cutout.....

 

[theview]

dear sirs:
I guess I would be considered the new guy on the block....but you can't
imagine what I have learned by watching you fellows discuss ypur passion for Buck Knives...thank you...now! I have aquired a 1987 112 ranger,great condition... with DOTIKI MINE SAFETY AWARD stamped onto the inlay...I have found no ref.. anywhere about this knife pic attached..thanks theview

 

[110 Dave]

howdy view!
i could not find a referance to this one ...
that said it done mean buck did not do it ...
times Buck was so concerned with makeing knives and pay roll and not records
that indeed there may not be a record of this...
when working for brown and root we were issued a buck knife as safty award also
and it had the same appearance as this one....
likely it is a lower production figure of 500 or less
there are other mine issues also,,,
there is are nich collectors of advertiseing knives that seak these out,,,
ebay bay sales est at likely 25 to 30....

 

[bucksway]

Yep a cool 112...The lazer etch handle could be Buck,but there are a few companys out there who do that kind of work too...There are MUCH more 110 adv./award/ect.. than 112s Its really a nice score!

 

[theview]

found this knife at auction...left hand upside-down BUCK USA stamp read with blade point down, black micarta inlays, two small brass inlay rivets and a stainless steele rocker rivet..per all the info I could gather this points to the first 112 model introduced..odd thing is the blade is longer and more sweeped than the 110...will add pic , and maby someone will know more about it...thanks..tneview

 

[Scott Hartman]

found this knife at auction...left hand upside-down BUCK USA stamp read with blade point down, black micarta inlays, two small brass inlay rivets and a stainless steele rocker rivet..per all the info I could gather this points to the first 112 model introduced..odd thing is the blade is longer and more sweeped than the 110...will add pic , and maby someone will know more about it...thanks..tneview

The knife pictured is a 110, Third Version, 7th variation from 1969.

 

[theview]

I couldn't find any info on 1969 third version, 7th variation of a 110...also I wasn't aware
the BUCK USA mark was upside-down read with blade point down...please don't mistake
my curiosity with rudeness....thanks theview

 

[DarrylS]

...Nice find there view...If you are certain that the inlays ( scales ) are micarta, it was probably done by a Buck employee back in 1969. That version and variation came with solid Macassar ebony scales as standard from Buck back in '69......I have a 5th version of that variation with the same stamp on the other side...

 

[2TONYB]

For comparison. Bottom knife is a 3rd version, 7th variation.
Click pic 2x

Sorry, I just love posting pics. Thumbnails to keep Trax happy!

 

[theview]

thank you 2TONTB, that bottom knife is an exact picture of mine...except my blade
is a bit more scuffier than your.....ask and you shall learn thanks theview

 

[theview]

check this commemorative Ranger Model 112n4 (cat#2228) 4.5" closed 3" clip
clade black leather sheath in originial black box with flap RANGER NK SILVER
cataloge 2228