Runs of Knives

[B1GSHOT]

I have a couple of series I collect. The Rough Ryder Reserves are one. Another is the Buck lock backs. Here is Buck 505, 503. 501, 500, 112, 111 and 110.

 

[Modoc ED]

If yer gonna have a collection, it's hard to beat your collection of Buck lockbacks. I have one or more of each you show and carry a 500 Duke whenever I need a heavy-duty knife.

 

[Railsplitter]

I recently started focusing on the Buck 112. I currently have 13 of them. Each one a little different than the other but I don't have group pic yet. Here are just a few of them.


I don't technically have my 14th one yet. It's sitting next to my wife's recliner torturing me until I get to open it on my birthday in 6 weeks. Here's a pic that I took the day it arrived.

I collected the 503's for a short time but these are the only ones I acquired. There's a 505 in there too because it's also from the Custom Shop.

 

[dsutton24]

Buck lockbacks come in a huge number of variations. There are dozens of different scale materials alone.

 

[black mamba]

In fixed blades, I have the complete run of synthetic handled Schrade USA 49ers.

And also the Camillus synthetic handled set from the 1970s and early '80s.

I have the complete run of 2007 #73 Scouts in 440C.

And my big set of all 53 of the #53 Cuban Stockmen.

2007

2008

2011

 

[screened porch]

I read this title as "Ruins of Knives". I could have contributed to that.

 

[Rookie82]

I collect Tuna Valley knives, and have a lot of complete sets of their runs. Here is the 4 blade GEC made ones from 2010-2012.

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[Modoc ED]

Here are a few of my Buck folders. I know I shouldn't but do it anyway - just keep them stored in their leather sheaths and if I select one to carry, I just scrub off the verdigris.



Who can spot the ones with verdigris? Hint - there's only four of them. Not a serious question - just funnin