Redbone Buck 110...Damascus blade

Hoyt Buck produced the first Buck Knife in 1902. Hoyt and his son Al moved to San Diego and set up shop as H.H. Buck & Son in 1947. Al Buck revolutionized the knife industry in 1964 with the infamous Model 110 Folding Hunter. The company's innovative history and attention to quality have made for many great collectible knives.
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Redbone Buck 110...Damascus blade

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Seen this and had to have it being its a bone handled Buck. Thought it was unusual...along with being a heck of a good-lookin knife! It was manufactured in 1989 according to the date-code...curious to the production numbers on these? Appreciate any feedback!
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Great looking 110

I cant help with the info but I dig the knife!
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Thanks Gino ::handshake:: ...as you can tell, I dig the knife as well!
Whether they produced 500 ...or 50,000...I'm proud to be the owner of one. ::groove::
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Re: Redbone Buck 110...Damascus blade

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Well my friend,

Like you I have always like the looks of the knife. I don't have one, but if I run across one cheap I will get it. I am not a 110 person, my experience is that I have seen them once in while. There is a list somewhere in the BCCI website that will tell how many were made but I didn't go look. I can say with confidence not a whole bunch. They only carried them a couple of years. The Dami blades fell out of factory favor pretty quick.....looks nice.
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Thanks 300 ::handshake:: ...hearing that from you makes me appreciate the knife even more.
Here's a 301x in bone that's probably more of your taste...one of my favorites. Probably not a lot of these out there either...or at least I haven't seen many in my neck of the woods.
Thanks again for responding!
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I like the scales on that 301 ::tu:: I am no a fan of damascus but that red bone is beautiful on the 110.
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Thanks garddogg ::handshake:: ...and I agree, the scales on these handles are what catches your eye. Thanks again for your feedback!
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There are two versions. One has brass liners and one is all SS. Once in a while you see with lighter ends on the scales. But not often.
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::tu:: One of the many reasons why I love this website...I'm always learning something. Thanks 300 for that info...now the hunt is on for the other one.
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