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KNIFE WITHDRAWN FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION
* Type: Early 2000s knife, previously purchased.
* Condition: Overall in good condition.
* Commercially available Discontinued
* Sharpening: Factory.
* Marks on blade: Small abrasions given by being placed in Kydex sheath.
* Marks on handle: None
* Box: -
* Scabbard: Present
* Manuals, Certificates and Warranties: - -
* Checked and Certified by our in-house laboratory

Intended Use: Tactical

Production type: MidTech
Country of Production: USA
Blade: full tang stainless steel CPM-S30V
Finish: Tiger Stripe
Handle: Paracord
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade thickness: 4.5mm.
Total length: 195mm.
Weight: 125g.
Sheath: thermoformed kydex, with Tek-Lok multi-position attachment
Notes: previously purchased knife, from private collection

KNIFE WITHDRAWN FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION
* Type: Previously purchased
* Condition: Overall in good condition.
* Commercially available Discontinued
* Sharpening: Professionally restored.
* Marks on blade: light
* Marks on handle: /
* Box: not present
* Scabbard: Original, Nylon, in very good condition.
* Manuals, Certificates and Warranties: not present.
* Checked and Certified by our in-house laboratory.

The design of this legendary knife was born out of the meeting of a former soldier and bodyguard to President Roosevelt, Rex Applegate, and William Ewart Fairbairn, who, together with Edward Anthony Sykes, had given birth to the progenitor of modern military fighters: the Fairbairn-Sykes that accompanied the British Commandos during World War II. In defining the forms of the new knife, the two started from the very limitations that had emerged from the wartime use of the Fairbairn-Sykes, particularly fragility, limited utility in cutting use, and the tendency of the round-section handle to rotate in the hand.

Intended Use: Tactical/Collection

Type of production: Industrial
Country of manufacture: Germany
Blade: 440C stainless steel
Blade finish: matte finish, anti-reflective
Handle: made of Delrin (thermoplastic material)
Blade length: 150mm.
Blade thickness: 4.4mm.
Total length: 278mm.
Weight: 238g.
Sheath: made of Nylon, for belt, for vertical carry
Packaging: absent
Notes: single edge knife - Previously purchased knife, from private collection

KNIFE WITHDRAWN FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION
* Type: Previously purchased, presumably from the late 1970s/early 1980s.
* Condition: In very good condition
* Commercially available On order, with waiting list.
* Sharpening: Factory original, can be improved.
* Marks on blade: Small horizontal marks due to insertion and removal from scabbard.
* Marks on handle: A few small marks on aluminum tang.
* Packaging: -
* Scabbard: Leather, handcrafted, original.
* Manuals, Certificates and Warranties: - -
* Checked and Certified by our in-house laboratory



Intended use: hunting / fishing / light hiking

Type of production: handcrafted
Country of production: USA
Blade: O1 steel
Blade finish: satin finish
Handle: leather rings, brass guard, duralumin pommel
Blade length: 115mm.
Blade thickness: 3.8mm.
Total length: 230mm.
Weight: 130g.
Scabbard: handmade, leather, for vertical carrying on belt
Packaging: -
Notes: Specimen presumably late 1970s/early 1980s in excellent condition - previously purchased knife from a private collection

History of the Model
The Model 7 was designed as a scaled-down version of the Model 3 Hunter.

Almost immediately, the idea of a scaled-down version of the new Hunter dawned on Bo Randall as an ideal knife for his fellow anglers. An avid fisherman since his youth, Bo regarded this new knife as a labor of love and immediately set to work on the project. At first he tried 4- and 4.5-inch blades, but then opted for the 4 1/2-inch one. Bo wanted the right handle for cleaning brook trout and similar sized fish, so he reduced the size of the handle of the new Hunter and changed its shape. Naturally, he called this model the "Fisherman," and some early prototypes with 4-inch blades were delivered to some dealers during the latter part of September 1945.

From a private collection - 2011 model currently discontinued and no longer available - Winner of the 2010 Blade Show Award as the most innovative knife of the year - Overall in very good condition - Blade has a couple of small, shallow scratches and a speck of oxidation, handle has a small abrasion at the front - Free of box and accessories - Professionally regrind, inspected and guaranteed by our in-house workshop.

Intended Use: Sporting

Production type: Industrial
Country of Production: Italy
Blade: D2 steel at 59HRC
Surface finish: Satin finish
Handle: Monoblock, machined from solid, anodized Ergal 7075
Blade length: 95mm.
Blade thickness: 4.5mm.
Total length: 210mm.
Thickness when closed: 9mm.
Weight: 155g.
Closure: Frame Lock, with additional Rotoblock security system
Clip: removable and reversible, stainless steel, deep pocket type, with glass breakthrough pin
Packaging: -
Notes: Winner of Blade Show Award 2010 as most innovative knife of the year - knife collected from private collection globally in excellent 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
Note:

I coltelli della serie Elite Socom vengono ritenuti dalla Microtech il loro più alto standard qualitativo per impiego tattico.
Prodotto per la prima volta nel 1996, negli anni sono state apportate numerose migliorie per rendere il coltello sempre più adattabile ai diversi scenari di utilizzo.

Destinazione d'uso: tattico / collezione

Tipo di produzione: Industriale
Produzione Lama: Usa
Lama: in acciaio inox CPM-20CV
Manicatura: Alluminio aueronautico 6061T6 ed inserti antiscivolo
Lunghezza lama: 105mm.
Spessore lama: 4,5mm.
Lunghezza chiuso: 132mm.
Lunghezza totale: 232mm.
Spessore da chiuso: 20mm.
Peso: 126g.
Chiusura: Liner Lock
Clip: in acciaio
Fodero: in cordura
Confezione: in cartone, con loghi Microtech
Note: -

I coltelli della serie Elite Socom vengono ritenuti dalla Microtech il loro più alto standard qualitativo per impiego tattico.
Prodotto per la prima volta nel 1996, negli anni sono state apportate numerose migliorie per rendere il coltello sempre più adattabile ai diversi scenari di utilizzo.

Destinazione d'uso: tattico / collezione

Tipo di produzione: Industriale
Produzione Lama: Usa
Lama: in acciaio inox CPM-20CV
Manicatura: Alluminio aueronautico 6061T6 ed inserti antiscivolo
Lunghezza lama: 105mm.
Spessore lama: 4,5mm.
Lunghezza chiuso: 132mm.
Lunghezza totale: 232mm.
Spessore da chiuso: 20mm.
Peso: 126g.
Chiusura: Liner Lock
Clip: in acciaio
Fodero: in cordura
Confezione: in cartone, con loghi Microtech
Note: -