Old Buck Knife?

[Mike Kerins]

Can anyone identify this knife? It has Buck stamped on the left side read tip up. I thought the older knives were read tip facing down? Could this be a fake?

 

[110 Dave]

looks real to me !
got a find there!
i suposed Joe should jump in on this
i only know 110...
not fixed ... yet

 

[Rocinante]

Blade is awful bright......were old bucks polished?

 

[MikeSEA]

Nice looking knife Mike. Can you tell if it is a barrel nut or pinned construction? Also does it look like the "BUCK" stamp was made up of individually stamped letters (maybe some slight misalignment letter to letter)
or a single stamp?

 

[Scott Hartman]

Can anyone identify this knife? It has Buck stamped on the left side read tip up. I thought the older knives were read tip facing down? Could this be a fake?

C'mon Joe...tell us it's a Group 8, didn't it get mentioned once that the 103 Skinner was originally the 110, prior to the 110 folders release in 1964. Some one refresh my fading memory.

 

[Mike Kerins]

It doesn't appear to be pinned. The knife is being offered in an auction. The Buck stamp appears to me to be one stamp, not individual letters. I also remember that the number 110 was used for a fixed balde knife, but I don't know if it was the skinner. I'm with Scott. If it's real, I believe it to be either a series eight or nine.

 

[110 Dave]

wow what a find still ... joe will want to know details!