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KNIFE TAKEN FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION
* Type: Previously Purchased
* Condition: Very good condition, close to new
* Commercially available: Discontinued
* Sharpening: Factory
* Marks on blade: No
* Marks on handle: Some small hairline on heads and metal insert
* Box: Present - Original
* Scabbard: Present - Original
* Manuals, Certificates and Warranties: - - Original
* Checked and certified by our in-house laboratory


Intended Use: Gentleman / Collection

Production type: Industrial
Country of manufacture: Seki - Japan
Blade: AM-6 stainless steel
Blade treatment: satin finish
Handle: iron wood, nickel silver insert, stainless steel heads and brass folders
Blade length: 64mm.
Blade thickness: 2mm.
Length closed: 85mm.
Total length: 147mm.
Weight: 53g.
Closure: Back Lock
Sheath: Nylon, with belt loop and Velcro closure
Packaging: Cardboard box with Al Mar logos
Notes: Previously purchased - Near mint condition - Full Set

KNIFE WITHDRAWN FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION
* Type: Previously Purchased
* Condition: Overall in good condition.
* Commercially available Discontinued
* Sharpening: Factory sharpened, improvable
* Marks on blade: No
* Marks on handle: Slight, on nickel silver heads.
* Box: Absent
* Scabbard: Original, leather, with a few small marks due to age.
* Manuals, Certificates and Warranties: Absent
* Checked and Certified by our in-house laboratory


Particular knife developed with the help of experienced falconers and especially Horst Niesters in the early 1970s.
The blade was designed to chop up food for raptors and to intercept game brought back by raptors during hunting trips. In the center of the blade is a small semicircular notch that serves to signal to the falconer that the edge is sharp from the tip of the blade to that exact point; the rest of the blade is kept blunt to protect the raptors.
PUMA's falconer's knife is designed to be very handy and absolutely practical, making it a reliable companion for hunting prey.


Intended Use: Collection / Vintage / Hunting

Type of production: semi-crafted
Country of manufacture: Germany
Blade: 440C stainless steel
Blade finish: satin-finished
Handle: wooden, with nickel silver guard and pommel
Blade length: 125mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Total length: 242mm.
Balance: backward
Weight: 130g.
Sheath: leather
Packaging: -
Notes: Vintage 1970s knife - Withdrawn from private collection - Overall in very good condition

Knife withdrawn from private collection, presumably from the first half of the 1980s - In excellent condition, with no particular scratches or signs of wear, still has the original factory sharpening - Rare version with micarta handle and engraved head " De Oppresso Liber", the famous motto of the American Green Berets - Original leather sheath in excellent condition, accompanied by original sharpening stone that finds its place in the special pocket - Checked and certified by our in-house laboratory.

Intended use: collection

Type of manufacture: industrial
Blade: stainless steel AUS 8
Blade finish: satin finish
Country of manufacture: Seki - Japan
Handle: brown micarta
Blade length: 148mm. 
Blade thickness: 4mm.
Total length: 265mm.
Balance: on the guard branch
Weight: 238g.
Sheath: black leather, with sharpening stone
Notes: knife from a private collection from the first half of the 1980s, overall in very good condition

The Buck 124 was originally designed in 1966 as a dive combat knife called the Nemo. The model then went into production in 1967 and was offered with either a dive sheath (NEMO) or a leather sheath (FRONTIERSMAN). The knife was the same and has remained so to this day.

In the 1960s about 300 examples were produced and they had black phenolic handles with white Teflon spacers. Then in the 1970s it had a fluctuating production, with very poor sales numbers, until in '73 it was offered with a "Buckarta" (Micarta) handle and began to find favor with the public, with over 10000 examples sold until the early 1980s. Until 1983 model production remained high, and in 1984 a version of the FRONTIERSMAN with a Pakkawood handle was introduced; the 1984 version did not have the patent logos engraved, the 1985 version had the patent engravings, and from 1986 the knife began to have the production date engraved on the blade.

Therefore, our proposed model is from 1984.

Knife withdrawn from private collection - Classic Buck model dating from 1984, first series with wooden handle - Overall in very good condition, with no particular noticeable marks, with a few small scratches on aluminum guard and pommel - Scabbard in excellent condition - Original factory sharpening, but underperforming - Lacking box and certificates - Checked and certified by our in-house laboratory.

Intended Use: Hunting / Utility / Multirole / Collection

Type of production: Industrial
Country of manufacture: USA
Blade: full tang, 425M stainless steel
Blade finish: satin-finished
Handle: Pakkawood
Blade length: 159mm.
Blade thickness: 4.5mm.
Total length: 300mm.
Balance: backward
Weight: 377g.
Sheath: black leather
Packaging: absent
Notes: knife withdrawn from private collection, 1984 specimen, overall in very good condition

Knife withdrawn from a private collection in like new condition - Thanks to the engraving next to the BUCK logo (X series) it is possible to go back to the 1991 year of production of the knife - Complete with box and scabbard - Checked, certified by our internal laboratory. Cutlery Collini

The Kalinga, model first produced by Buck in 1969, was a favorite of Al Buck. With a large skinner blade and an ergonomic design, the Kalinga remains in addition to an important piece to collect, also an excellent choice for hunting use.

Intended use: Sports / Collection

Type of production: Industrial
Blade production: USA
Blade: full tang, 420HC stainless steel
Blade treatment: -
Handle: Wood
Blade length: 115mm.
Blade thickness: 4.5mm.
Length closed: -
Total length: 255mm.
Thick when closed: -
Balancing: -
Weight: 322g.
Closing: -
Clip: -
Sheath: brown leather
Packaging: Cardboard box with Buck logos, with certificates
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