The BuckMaster Book : History of the BuckMaster

The book sounds AWESOME! Will have to get a copy.

Are the limited edition hard cover books signed individually by hand?

Thanks,
Peter
 
peterinct said:
The book sounds AWESOME! Will have to get a copy.

Are the limited edition hard cover books signed individually by hand?

Thanks,
Peter
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Peter, Yes ONLY 184 Hard Cover limited Edition copies exist... All hand signed by 13 people. wow what a chore. It took me over 6 months just to have this one page signed that was bound in this Hard Cover. The people who signed are the heavy Hitters of the BuckMaster Model 185 and 185, The Titanium Model 186, Feildmate model 639 and the Venerable M9 Bayonet.. Here is a picture of the page and who hand signed

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Rick MacDonald (PHROBIS) Robert MacDonald (PHROBIS)

Doug Olson (PHROBIS) Leroy Remer (BUCK Custom shop)

Randy Morton (BUCK ) Joe Houser (BUCK)

Paul Bos (Blade Hall of Famer BUCK) Harry Camphuysen(PHROBIS)

Chuck Buck (Blade Hall of Famer and Chairman of the Board BUCK)



Commander Tom Coulter

(Retired SEAL TEAM THREE Commander)





Art Acuna (BUCK Custom Shop)



CJ Buck (CEO of BUCK and In Charge of projects)

Rich Neyman (AUTHOR)
 
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Very comprehensive and well written. Love the photos. In fact love the whole book. Along with ALL my Buckmasters.
 
Michael,
What David is joking around about is the posting of your thread at the end of a thread that is 5 years old. We encourage you to be on the Buck Knife forum and welcome your postings and questions. As Moderator it is my job to set the sails on this boat so we travel in fair winds. Usually, in researching and reading threads several years old the best way to make a comment about them is to start a new thread, say you have read an old thread and wanted to comment, provide a link back to the older thread at the end of your post and then post some statements on how you liked it, how you feel, questions on how a knife is doing being used by others, etc. I tell you this because we sometimes get a short comment by someone reading in the long past that is a thread made up of multiple pages. Many will be able to tell it is old and skip over it and your input is not read. Using the linking technique will let you get read and will generate some comments in return. Some others have brought forward 10 year old threads where people have quit coming to the forum and some have even passed on. Give it a try next time you want to comment on a old thread, and don't give up on the comments or the research.

300Bucks, Buck Moderator
 
MICHAEL5135 said:
Very comprehensive and well written. Love the photos. In fact love the whole book. Along with ALL my Buckmasters.
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Ah! An excellent choice to go to;
Seeing that the buck master is rightfully now a near vintage collectable.
And hence probably far older that most currently active forumites
To even identify let alone to have actually seen one in the flesh :-)
Good luck with expanding the collection!
 
You can get the paperback version at Buck's web site under new items for sale. Or you can get it at the big auction place for almost twice the money.
 
I have seen the new offer of that interesting book on buck website and tried to order one but they don't ship to France so I cancelled the order , do someone here would like to order it for me and then ship to France and I'll pay him or her by PayPal , thanks for help .
 
Buckfan22, for some reason I cannot send a pm. But if you want I will order the book for you if you like.

As long as it is still available.You can E mail me and let me know.
 
I got mine and than told everyone else. Anything to help Richard out, he helped me with a BuckMaster. I hope he finishes his book on the M9's soon.
 
yes thanks a lot , send me your Paypal account and tell me the total amount when shipping . I'll tell you my address by pm
thanks again redcanoe !
 
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