Hi Larry, welcome to the forum, here is some information on your knife, from Levine's
Nice knife.

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Joe

To FRJ and gino....Thanks to both of you for the replies, appreciate it.
lkbenson

The Buck 110 is probably one of the knives that I have had the most of.....I bet that I have had 25-30 in my lifetime.
Out of all of those....I have 3...

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johnnierotten

So far,So good...So What!!

Johnie;Very nice Bucks..Question ,Have you heard about a Solar collector power generation farm being build in AZ?

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"On the Road Again"Willie Nelson

Those are 3 sweet ones JR. I dig that nickel silevr bolster one. I have a few of the NB 110's and they are my favs.

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Gino
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No answer thanks anyway..

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"On the Road Again"Willie Nelson

Sorry garddogg56......to answer your question....no I haven't heard anything. But that doesn't mean much cause I'm not very good at keeping up with current events....As you can tell!!

Thank you and to you also , Gino!!

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johnnierotten

So far,So good...So What!!

Welcome Larry,
What you have is a second version made between 1968-1970. This is according to Levine's guide to knives.
wazu013

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This is my second 110. Lost the first somewhere in the piney woods of beautiful Fort Bragg, NC:



This was purchased new at the Fort Bragg PX in the early 1980s and was a constant companion during a 23 year Army career, seeing service in Germany, Korea, Panama, the Persian Gulf region and all over the US. It rode on my pistol belt in the old Brigade Quartermaster nylon sheath you see in the picture. I had to use it as a hammer a time or two - note the dings and gouges on the bolsters.

It shines up nice with a little elbow grease and is still sharp, tight and read to go!

Brian

Great knife, Brian. Thanks for your military service.

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Joe

Thanks. But as I say to all who give me kudos for my service, I would not have stayed for 23 years if I didn't love what I was doing!

Now, this old 110 has the grace and elegance of an old Ford F-150 - all squared off and as light as a brick, but sturdy and ready for work. I recently bought a new 110 and I have to say that I think Buck does a better job with them today. With the rounded bolsters and handle scales it is a much more comfortable knife in the hand and has a much more elegant look about it.

The old 110 has been retired from honorable service. It now spends its days kicked back and discussing world events with the other knives in my collection while the younger generation 110 gets put to work in the grand tradition of its predecessor.

Brian

Mr.rotten;This is the job I'm going to in January 2012

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"On the Road Again"Willie Nelson

my 112 and the 110 that caleb kindly gifted me, i love it,

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Paul,

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Hello All,
I have not posted on the buck forum prior to this, thought you might like to see an early 110 before she gets her buck spa treatment the knive is a 2nd Version, 1st Variation, note the fiber spring holder on the rear bolster of knife hope you enjoy

This is a 2 Dot mint with original sheath, box and paperwork.
wazu013

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