What's Do You Think It's Worth? 1961-1967 Buck 110

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sgt1372

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Withdrew inquiry for reasons stated below.
 
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Whatever you feel it's worth...That's all we can say....You need to be a Gold member before you can ask the values of any type....
 
Sorry, didn't know that. Doesn't really matter.

Was just curious. Got a general idea from past sales on eBay. One just like it sold for $100 just a couple weeks ago. Was just looking for confirmation from the better minds here.

Will re-post the inquiry when/if I ever pay for a membership.
 
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A 61 to 63 Buck 110?
That would be a fixed blade, similar to the 103.
The 110 Folding Hunter came on the market in 1964.
 
afishhunter said:
A 61 to 63 Buck 110?
That would be a fixed blade, similar to the 103.
The 110 Folding Hunter came on the market in 1964.
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Sorry, may have misread the "How Old Is MY Buck" chart.

My blade is marked:

BUCK
110
U.S.A.

I guess this would make it a 1972-1986 issue instead. So, I couldn't have bought it when I was a teenager; probably in my early 20's instead. Still that's around 45 years ago.

I keep things a long time. ;)
 
Hey sgt i procrastinated a long time too but finally ponied up the $30 and got the gold.
This forum pushed me over the top and i for one feel it was well worth it.
Just from one sgt to another.
 
I thank both you soldiers for your service.
1372, your 110 was mfg. more like 1972-74 if it has NO dots. DM
 
David Martin said:
I thank both you soldiers for your service.
1372, your 110 was mfg. more like 1972-74 if it has NO dots. DM
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Not sure what "dots" you're speaking of but there are only 3 brass pins holding the scales on.

72-74 is my best guess too. Mostly likely bought it around when I got married (probably b4) in 1973. Kept the wife for 25 years (divorced in 98) but still have the knife. LOL!!!
 
The 110's had a series of dots after your model and those dots are used to date them differently. DM
 
David Martin said:
The 110's had a series of dots after your model and those dots are used to date them differently. DM
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Yep. My oldest 110 has a date stamp
*110* and is a "Two Dot".
I think it dates from '72 to '74.
It only has two small pins in the handle plus the rocker pin.
I'm pretty sure they started using 3 larger pins (plus rocker pin) starting in '75?
 
There are 2 variations on the 3 line no dot stamp.
On the 2 dots stamp, Bill Keys says it came out in 1975 and George Stinzel says 1976.? DM
 
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