“Buck knives” is a a common household name these days. That’s because they are made by a company that goes way back. Every man eventually wants a Buck knife.
Hoyt Buck made the first one in 1902. However, it wasn’t until 1961 that Al Buck incorporated the company. That was a long stretch by today’s business standards. Engraved Buck Knives really came into being in 1964, when the magical model
110 Folding Hunter was invented. That is the model that epitomizes the brand to this day. Happy 62nd birthday to that one! That’s a long time to be idolized with the name of the company.
We have finally rounded the corner and entered springtime! I don’t care what anyone says, spring is by far the best season. The air is fresh, the temperature is moving up, and everything is blooming. To top it all off, you should add some Engraved Buck Knives to your list of what to gift to your best customers this season. It’ll be one more reason to brighten their day!
When you see someone down on their luck, sometimes you don’t know exactly what to say or do to help them feel better. Here are some tips to help you in those situations where a person just needs a little encouragement (today is National Day of Encouragement!) –
At a loss for what to order for your next customer appreciation gift? Problem solved!
Below is a preview of the 26 Buck Knives options to choose from – you could have ordered a different one daily so far this month!
(Bonus – See if you can find the one on special through April 11)
If you order Engraved Buck Knives with your company logo, here is how the
warranty goes:
If the engraved logo is wrong, then just contact the engraver that you used. They will fix the problem, without involving the Buck Knives company.
If there is a problem with the knife itself, then you can contact Buck. They have the famous “Forever Warranty”. They warrant each knife to be free of defects in the workmanship and material for the entire life of your knife. Here are their terms:
If you have warranty questions, you can contact Buck at:
warranty@buckknives.com
800-326-2825×2
December is “Safe Toys and Gifts Month” in the US. According to “NationalDayCalendar.com”, emergency rooms in 2010 listed 251,700 toy-related injuries. 72% of the victims were under the age of 15 years old.
Many toys have benefits that outweigh any danger they might possess. For example, a bicycle is a great toy, providing mobility and fun for children. However, it can also be a hazardous mechanism for the inexperienced child. Likewise, Buck Knives can be useful tools, but they too, can be hazardous. They should not be used by any child younger than 9 years old. Even after that, anyone can get cut by the accidental use of a knife. Even an adult. Parents have the responsibility of making these kinds of choices for their children.
Friday the 13th always gets a bad rap. Everyone jokes that today is unlucky, a bad omen, etc. BUT if you happen to have Buck Knives, those should be considered your luckiest tool.
Which one will you keep as your good luck charm?
The newest addition to Engraved Buck Knives in 2024 is the Hiline Knife 263GYS.
This interesting knife has a “cleaver” blade. Although it is small for chopping meat, nevertheless, it will work for cutting meat and cheese. The size is 4.2″ closed, so you can keep this knife on your person every day. What will Buck come up with next?
I sure hope you haven’t forgotten that this Sunday is Father’s Day! Don’t worry if it’s slipped your mind – he won’t know if you haven’t bought him a gift yet, there is still time to shop.
Here are some quick and easy ideas that you can get for him that he’ll love: