Late Remington Damascus Bullet knifes

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A few new ones to add to the list:
1995 Hobo knife. I acquired the one previously posted. It is well done and may be an experimental or custom knife.
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1989 Eastern Penn knife collectors association 1 of 48
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1993 Remington Collectors Society Cody Museum knife.
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2002 ATA knife.
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I have two or three more coming that are not on our list yet. They are all New Products meeting knives.
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Here are 2 additional Remington New Products meeting knives.
2008 Bienville Plantation, White Spring FL
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2012 Buck Ridg Plantation SC/50 years of model 700. My favorite part of this knife is it is a 2011 they used for a 2012 meeting to showcase new products lol.
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Got a few more oddballs on the way. Will post as I get them
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I grabbed up the 2009
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Here is one that I recently picked up. I cannot find this particular knife with smooth natural bone handles anywhere.

Damascus blades, obviously made by Bear & Son.

This knife has serial # 001 engraved on the bolster.

Anyone have any info on this one, including value?
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I know nothing about the knife
Other than it is really nice looking knife.
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Appears to be a Remington one line, Barlow, RB1242-D. Guessing around circa 2009. I have not seen that color of bone scales/covers before either. Maybe something other than bone. Ivory ??
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knifeaholic wrote: Thu Aug 20, 2026 1:30 pm Here is one that I recently picked up. I cannot find this particular knife with smooth natural bone handles anywhere.

Damascus blades, obviously made by Bear & Son.

This knife has serial # 001 engraved on the bolster.

Anyone have any info on this one, including value?
I’m actually looking to buy one with that handle. In 2009 they made 7 different style handles on the 2009 Damascus Barlow. I just picked up a stag horn version. I’ve bought another in buffalo horn and paid between 250 and 350. If you ever want to part ways with it let me know.
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If anyone is looking for a 1998 pearl handle here is one.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/237030076593?_ ... earch=true

Or a regular 1998 Damascus with engraved bolsters
https://www.ebay.com/itm/336761582043?_ ... earch=true
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