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Tom great content. Fine looking Bucks. I had tagged you in a video I had uploaded for a Cattaraugus knife I have. If you have any info or dating you could pass on that would be great. Thank you!

Happy 2025 Tom! I hope this year is better than the last, and not as good as the next. To good health, family and friends! To the ones we lost and to the ones we still have!

Nice looking Lego tree! Happy 2025! 👍

Great two for Tuesday Tom. Happy New Year!

Happy New year to you.

Sure wouldn't mind toting either one of those beauties, esp. as my Sunday O-To- Meeting folder! Blsgs, gg

Future knife restorer? Maybe?❤❤❤

Have a great 2025 and God bless. Great job with the Lego tree.

I have both actually several of both. I like the 112

Awesome comparison! Happy new year, my friend!

I like all of those knives. Where are some of the knife places I can buy these knives? Thumbs up to your video.

I have a buck 301 mine is two springs an it has the long nail groove on the long blade an says buck 301 USA do you know what year it was made it is my daily carry

FYI I sent a 3 blade China made buck back to the factory with a broken back spring and they sent me a new knife. Great warranty. Be safe and GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸 🙏 happy new year 🎉. 🎉 everyone 😊

Very good comparisons, Tom. Great looking knives. Have a Happy and Prosperous New Year!

At one time it meant quality.

I have a M3F that I bought in the mid 1970’s. My first fixed-blade purchase. Also a newer one as part of a 372 double Finn set. Newer has a 20% +/- thicker handle and larger pommel and guard. Both still mirror finish (with some help from Flitz). Love the 3” blade when deboning a hanging and skinned deer.

Great comparison between the same but different pieces. Have a great blessed new year.

Great comparison of the two lines of Buck Stockman's. I like the Buck 371 with black and blue G-10 covers it's a great knife. Thanks for sharing Tom, be safe.

My choice, the rosewood, with brass bolsters 😮 Blessed new year to you, Tom and your family 🙏 Pete

Gonna need to make a trip to Walmart to check their knife case. Found a USA Buck 110 LH for $15 a few months ago. Thanks for sharing Mr. Tom! Hope you have a blessed New Year! -Mario

I love these comparison videos Tom! Can't get enough of them. I got the bone 371 from Walmart right before they went out of stock as well. The bolster liners on the USA made ones give me a more solid feeling. Have a great and safe new years Tom!

Very nice knives Tom! Good job and Happy New Year's brother!

Thanks Bro John!!! I won a Buck from @WCQuick and have been on a quest to get More!!! Not a Buck fan boy yet but very close!!! LOL 👍💯🔥🗡️🙏

Great looking knives. Happy new year

I just bought a deuce and a solo. Both well under $20. I could care less where they were made and what steel. If it was a $100+ knife then steel matters to me. On an extremely light duty folder it's probably fine. I plan on using them until they fall apart 😊

Excellent video comparison. USA models are worth the extra $ in my opinion. Thanks for sharing Sir

The burlwood covers are beautiful and I would not hesitate to get that one, still the USA wood covered model is a real working piece of classic knife jewelry. Nice comparisons Tom, thank you.

Still want to find that brass rosewood for my collection.. wonderful buck insights as always 🤠 love that Burlwood on the new imports 💪

I think Henry Firearms are made with 100% USA made parts including such things as screws and such. But most items have some parts sourced from overseas. Funny thing... A BMW SUV has more USA parts than Fords. And all BMW SUVs regardless of where they are sold are assembled in Charleston south Carolina!

Very nice 👌 be safe and healthy and God Bless America 🇺🇸 🙏

Great video Tom, I have most of those knives. I used to think the ear cleaning blade was for snuff until my dad passed on my grandmother's snuff knife and I saw that it was simular but more like a tiny spoon. And it took being into reenacting before I understood why anyone would buy a corn knife 😅😅😅. Take care brother 🙏

Great . Thankyou.

Thanks for the wonderful tribute, Tom. Much appreciated.❤

Very very cool! I am like you, i love odd ball style knives. Nothing wrong with liking standard patterns but those odd balls are unique and pretty coo! I like that pipe knife, that's cool. Rough Rider carries one or they did. Thanks for sharing those with us Tom. You and your family have a safe and Delightful day my friend. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

It's always enjoyable to see other folks eclectic collections and compare it to my own. Thanks Tom, good show. Happy New Year to you and your family.

Some really neat and interesting pieces right there. Thanks for sharing them Tom! Good job!

Another gem Tom! Thank you and good job sir!

Very nice selection of oddities!! I always buy those small jack knives when I find them and that one is in great shape. I like the trick knife, i have one of those in an old box of magic apparatus from when I was young. On that note I also have a set of 4 knives, some with 2 different color scales to facilitate a color changing effect. I believe they were made by imperial. Thanks for sharing your wonderful collection!

Love the video. Do you happen to know if uncle henry or old timer have a knife of similar size and style

Thanks for a Most interesting video Sir

I have a similar golf knife that i won at a gold tournament in 1998. I don't golf but I managed the longest drive that day, lol. I have the trick knife too and mine sticks the same way. Needs regular oiling. Some fun knives, Tom. Have a great evening!

Super interesting knives, thanks for showing them, Tom, you and your family have a happy new year!

This was neat to see! Cheers, buddy!

Thank you for sharing. I always enjoy history of knives and different styles that have been produced through out the years.

My Grandmother bought that tomato knife design from a Door to Door Fuller Brush salesman. The handle looks like Tortoise shell. 👍

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Does the tang go all the way back to the lanyard hole?

A wonderful collection of unusual knives Tom! Those are all beauties. I particularly like the fruit knife with the Bakelite handle. Thanks for sharing. Happy Sunday! Cheers, Dubya

These kind of knives always fascinate me, very cool to see things from what time's forgot. 👍Thanks for sharing, take care my friend and Cheers!

Most traditional knives had their specific purposes