Buck Creek Knives?

[Fisting_Chili]

Anyone know of them?
Thanks!

[Zed]

buck creek was innitially made in germany for burns & company by heinrick kaufmann & sohnne co, buck creek was from london kentucky, started in 1968 till present,

[Zed]

buck creek was innitially made in germany for burns & company by heinrick kaufmann & sohnne co, buck creek was from london kentucky, started in 1968 till present,

have  you a tang stamp 

[Fisting_Chili]

buck creek was innitially made in germany for burns & company by heinrick kaufmann & sohnne co, buck creek was from london kentucky, started in 1968 till present,

have  you a tang stamp 

Here it is

[dks]

I have a couple of the new ones; they are OK, similar in quality to similarly priced case knives. They are made in Germany, I suspect they are owned by Frost, since the packaging looks similar, just my feeling really. Good for the money, I say.

[Zed]

I have a couple of the new ones; they are OK, similar in quality to similarly priced case knives. They are made in Germany, I suspect they are owned by Frost, since the packaging looks similar, just my feeling really. Good for the money, I say.

yep owned by frost now, ive just put my knife guide in my bag for work and now off so ill look it up tonight at work, seems a pretty old one, got any more pics 

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I have two of them, two of their large Diamond Back Stockmans. One in Stag and one in Buffalo Horn......





Real nice knives. Quality of F&F on my two examples is near perfect. Rock solid knives, clean mirror polish on the blades, decent edges, good backspring tension, virtually gap free all around.....



For what they cost they are on the lower end of the German built slippies but the quality I find nearly as good as most of what I have from the likes of Friedrich Olbertz.

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[Zed]

going on the sheild yours is from 1976-to present, yours looks like the older end of the dating,