Size comparison photos?

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NativeCraft

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Can anyone point me to some pictures showing both fixed blade and folders in comparison to each other in the various series of knives, please?
 
David Martin said:
Craft, welcome. Your talking about a lot of knives. Over 100 of each. DM
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Yessir, I guess I am. What I'm mainly interested in is the size comparisons among the difference "series" like the 110/112 lockback series, Prince/Esquire/Knight series, 105 Pathfinder/Special/Skinner series, etc.. Basically the more "traditional" series of knives - none of the new "tactical" stuff.
 
NativeCraft said:
Yessir, I guess I am. What I'm mainly interested in is the size comparisons among the difference "series" like the 110/112 lockback series, Prince/Esquire/Knight series, 105 Pathfinder/Special/Skinner series, etc.. Basically the more "traditional" series of knives - none of the new "tactical" stuff.
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I'd find this cool as well - probably less than 10 family photos - 110/112/55 (and I really want a "77" halfway between the 55 and the 112!!), Traditional belt knives from small to large (105 and 119 are examples) and the Prince Esquire Knight series are three pictures I can think of.
 
Here is a photo of my Buck 100 series fixed blade knives (a couple missing) and a 1985 Buck catalog page I copied from here or AAPK a while back - they may help you. OH

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Buck_pocketknives_opt.jpg
 
What is the name of that knife, number 10, on the catalog? It is driving me nuts that I cannot remember the name or model number.
 
If your going to do one of the photos, you might put a ruler along the bottom of the photo for size reference.
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Here's another page from the 1985 Buck catalog - you can compare the knives to each other pretty well in this view (not all of the models are currently offered - but all of them show up on the used market from time to time). OH

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Top Down 500, 501, 503, 505

Top Down 110, 112, 500, 501, 503, 505

Top Down 500, 301, 501, 303, 503, 505
 
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O yeah! Thanks. I was thinking Scout but I was not certain. The 107. I am getting old, I guess ;)
 
I've seen that picture lots of times before. It does a great job of showing the lineup. For the first time I noticed the two sheaths one is the old style, one is the new style. I did not realize they were offered at the same time.
 
The blue one is a 503 the scales are blue river agate. The bottom on is a 505 with brown bone that is jigged to look like impala horn.
JB
 
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