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Buck 110 (Two Tone)
I thought you guys might get a kick outta this Buck "2 Dot/3 Pin " 110
I found it at a thrift shop for 8 bucks :)
I found it at a thrift shop for 8 bucks :)
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Permalink Reply by MJ Wallace on
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Well that's odd. I've never seen one with scales that mismatched. I wonder if it spent a lot of time in the sun, dark side up, working on a tan. Mike
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Permalink Reply by Trent Rock on
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Yes, I do have the sheath
The guys on Bladeforums (Buck Knives sub forum) said it has to do with "macassar ebony "wood
Macassar ebony is highly variable. Some pieces will have nice black/brown stripes, some pieces will be mostly almost black, and some pieces will be mostly blonde. If this has not been messed with since it left the factory, you probably got two mismatched macassar scales.
The thread kinda drifts to arguing about dating, and 3 pins , 2 dot, what year the added this dot, or whatever!!
But, it's still an informative read
I'll just call it "late 70's"....;) -
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