Yellowhorse

[Steven Shipton]

I just inherited a buck yellowhorse Ranger. I can't seem to find any info and was hoping someone could brief me on it. Thanks

 

[folsom]

It's worthless. Send it to me and I will dispose of it in an evironmentally friedly way, and only charge you $5.00 for it. Much cheaper than getting rid of an old fridge.)

Seriously, you lucky SOB. Others will tell you of the value, but I salute your good fortune.

Peace, Al

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Al Folsom alan@folsoms.net
Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes.
Then if he gets mad, he'll be a mile away, and barefoot!
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Buck Collector's Club #1334 (oh man, this is gonna cost me...)
Micah 6:8

 

[Joe Houser]

Steven,
Welcome to the forums! I would be more than happy to help ID your knife. Can you tell me what is stamped on the blade and what is the scene on the handles?
Take care,


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Joe Houser
Director of Consumer relations Buck Knives Inc.
Buck Collectors club Administrator and member #123

 

[Vern Taylor]

Also look for a script signature on the blade or a DY stamped into the edge of the brass bolster in a very inconspicuous manner. Is the blade satin finish or mirror polished. Biggesst of all; what is the figure on the handle. Is it the running horse with the flying mane? The rarest knife is the very early one that has Buck / US / 112 on the satin finish blade and the small DY stamp in the brass.

 

[Steven Shipton]

Hi Joe...The knife I have has buck custom usa
stamped on the blade. It has made by Dave Yellowhorse stamped on the underside next to the slot the blade slides into and has a running horse in the center of each side with a flying mane. No other markings are evident except the cardboard protector for the wooden case has Case 112 printed on it. Thanks for any help you can offer.

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Steven,
Welcome to the forums! I would be more than happy to help ID your knife. Can you tell me what is stamped on the blade and what is the scene on the handles?
Take care,


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