KNIFE PREVIOUSLY PURCHASED, FROM A PRIVATE COLLECTION
* Provenance: Acquired from a private individual, previously purchased
* Condition: Overall in excellent condition; shows no signs of actual use. It does, however, have the typical scuff marks caused by inserting and removing the sheath, which inevitably abrades the satin finish of the blade; these marks are superficial, uniform, and characteristic of this particular knife model. The sheath is in excellent condition, with minimal signs of abrasion and no breaks or sagging. It comes with an additional nylon pocket with Velcro that contains the original vintage oil-lubricated compass.
* Commercial availability: Discontinued
* Sharpness: Factory-sharpened, but could be improved. Not re-sharpened to preserve the product’s original appearance.
* Marks on the blade: Several superficial abrasion marks left by the sheath, typical of this particular knife model
* Marks on the handle: A few barely noticeable signs of age
* Box: -
* Sheath: Present, in excellent condition, with an additional nylon pocket containing the original period oil-filled compass
* Manuals, Certificates, and Warranties: -
* Inspected and Certified by our in-house laboratory

The most distinctive—and patented—feature of the Buckmaster Buck 184 is the presence of two removable, screw-mounted harpoons, or hooks. Their primary function is to provide an anchor point: the knife can, in fact, be used as a sort of throwing hook by attaching a rope to the ring on the pommel. The manufacturer claimed the grappling hooks had a holding capacity of up to 600 pounds.

In the case of the Navy SEALs, the requirement was for a knife that could also be used underwater and, if necessary, allow for the anchoring of equipment or vehicles to a submerged anchor point. This specific requirement contributed to the choice of an all-steel construction, designed to offer strength and durability even under harsh underwater operating conditions.

Intended Use: Sports / Collectible

Production Type: Industrial
Country of Manufacture: USA
Blade: Knife made entirely of 425M stainless steel
Blade Finish: Satin
Handle: Hollow, stainless steel, with rear screw plug
Blade Length: 185 mm.
Blade Thickness: 7.5 mm.
Overall length: 315 mm.
Balance: offset toward the guard
Weight: 675 g.
Sheath: black ABS with an additional nylon pocket, featuring loops and a Velcro closure, containing a small oil-filled field compass.
Notes: 1986 knife previously purchased, from a private collection

Buck 560BT Black Nitride XLTi Titanium is a collectible folding knife manufactured in the United States in 1993. This distinctive model combines high-quality materials with functional design, making it a sought-after piece by both collectors and knife enthusiasts.

This item comes from a private collection and is in excellent condition, featuring a flawless blade and a perfectly preserved handle. Supplied with its original packaging and leather sheath, it represents a rare opportunity for true Buck aficionados.

Type: Previously Purchased
Condition: Excellent
Availability: Discontinued since the late '90s
Sharpening: Factory edge
Blade marks: None
Handle marks: None
Packaging: Complete, original cardboard box with manufacturer logos
Sheath: Cordura
Manuals, Certificates and Warranties: Warranty certificates included
Inspected and Certified: By our in-house lab

Intended use: Collection
Production type: Industrial
Country of manufacture: USA
Blade: 425M stainless steel
Blade finish: Black nitride
Handle: Titanium with black nitride finish
Blade length: 95 mm
Blade thickness: Not specified
Closed length: 107 mm
Total length: 219 mm
Closed thickness: Not specified
Weight: Not specified
Locking mechanism: Lockback
Clip: Not present; supplied with original Buck nylon sheath
Packaging: Original Buck box
Notes: Limited edition 1993; titanium handle with black nitride finish; includes original Buck nylon sheath