Really nice looking sheath, Tom, to put what looks like a treasured & maybe used a little Buck. The company website looks like they want to do quality work, too.

Thanks Hans.



Duke,

I really like Carl's sheaths. The design and tooling is usually very tasteful and not over done. Here's one that the buyer paired up with a Hattori copy of a RMK 5-5. It got me thinking...

Just adding another photo of my Ranger. This time with its original sheath.

A 110 from 1977 and
a 100 yr Buck edition 112from 2005

I'd like to add my 112 that I bought in the PX in Heidelberg in 1981 and carried and used for years.
It was "my knife". The one that started this madness...

That's a beauty, Peter. From its condition, I can tell it was special to you. Looks like the sheath did a good job protecting it.

Those 3 dot 112s are hard to pinpoint the steel type. Could be 440C or 425M. 1980/81 was the time frame that Buck made the switch.

Peter

Great looking knife. Out of interest, did you use any conditioner on the case throughout the years?

Thanks, Rod. No conditioner - only natural wear and tear My lighting makes it look more shiny as it is in reality.

Thank you Peter

Not having much knowledge on Buck knives, what is the difference between a 110 and a 112? Is the 112 just a smaller version of the 110?

Pap