The Buck 110 may be a collectable. The early ones were a lot slimmer than the later ones. They carry a life time repair or replace warranty. A few people I know had to return their 110's for service and would receive a new 110 to replace them. Seems evryone is looking for the older slimmer models these days. Don't know when the change was made but I think it was to make them stronger. Just saying. Enjoy the two knives.

The Buck was a safety award for reaching a milestone number of days without an accident on the job. I have one such knife I purchased with my acrewed safety points in the mid eighties. The sheath on mine corroded the knife's brass so badly, I tossed it in favor of pocket carry. The knife is one of my favorites. It takes an edge so keen that it slices through a deer throat like it was thin air.