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Buck Knives Make Great Gifts for Vietnam Veterans

March 29 is National Vietnam War Veterans Day. What can you do to show your appreciation to those veterans who never got an enthusiastic “welcome home”?

  • If you are in a certain position, organize a luncheon with a speaker on the
    Thanks to Vietnam Veterans from Buck Knives
    Thanks to Vietnam Veterans

    subject.

  • Build a memorial and hold a dedication ceremony.
  • Invite veterans to help in your program.
  • Simply thank a Vietnam veteran.
  • Order some Buck Knives engraved with “Thanks for your service” on the blade, and pass them out to all the Vietnam veterans who attend your luncheon or ceremony.

Buck Knives Never Get Re-Gifted

Buck Knives for Christmas
Buck Knives for Christmas

Later this week is National Re-Gifting Day. It’s the Thursday before Christmas. Now’s the time to pass on that 10 year-old fruitcake that you received last year. Some gifts that are never re-gifted are Buck Knives.

Buck Knives Are Never Re-Gifted
Buck Bantam BBW Camo

Why? Who would ever part with a gift that has many uses? Opening boxes, cutting string, trimming twigs off a tree, stripping wire. Buck Knives have a universal appeal. Most of them are American Made. So, go through your storage spaces and find those gifts that would be better off in someone else’s closet. But never give up your Buck knives.

Buck Knives Celebrates Fibonacci Day With the Nobleman Linerlock Knife 327

Buck Knives Celebrates Fibonacci Day
Buck Knives Celebrates Fibonacci Day

Fibonacci Day was named after Leonardo Fibonacci, an Italian mathematician who discovered the natural sequence of numbers in nature in 1202. It’s a series of numbers which is the sum of the previous 2 numbers: 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,etc. It is found in hurricane patterns, DNA and the petals of some flowers.

Why celebrate it today? November 23 is 11/23, the first four numbers in the sequence.

Buck Knives salutes Leonardo for making this earth-shaking discovery over 800 years ago.

buck nobleman knife Buck® Nobleman Linerlock Knife 327

The All-Time Best Engraved Buck Knives

110 Engraved Buck Knives
Buck 110 Engraved pocket knives

The Buck 110 Folding Hunter Lockback is the “poster child” of the Buck family of pocket knives. When someone refers to a Buck knife, this is the one that people picture in their minds. It has been made in the USA since 1964. It’s a huge 4 7/8″ long when closed, and sports a 3 3/4″ stainless steel blade. The packaging of a genuine leather sheath make it an attractive gift package for your employees or customers. If you ask, “How long will my logo last?” My answer is, “Does anyone ever throw away a pocket knife?”

Engraved Buck Knives have been around since 1961, and will probably outlast many other forms of promotional advertising.