Brand: Buck Knives
Model: Collector's Tin Knife Set
Blade Shape: Solo Clip Point And Spear/Pen
Open Style: Nail Nick
Carry Style: Pocket
Lock Mechanism: Slip Joint
Blade Material: 420 J2
Blade Finish: Satin
Handle Material: Imitation Stag
Handle Finish: Stag
Blade Length: 2.75"/2.5"/1.875"
Closed Length: 3.0"/3.65"

Features

The Buck Knives Collector’s Tin Knife Set combines two traditional folding knives designed for dependable everyday utility and classic styling. The set includes a Solo 379 measuring 3 inches closed with a 2.75 inch clip point blade, and a Canoe 389 measuring 3.65 inches closed with a 2.5 inch spear blade and a 1.875 inch pen blade. All blades are constructed from 420 J2 stainless steel, providing corrosion resistance, ease of sharpening, and reliable edge performance for general cutting tasks. Each knife utilizes a slip joint mechanism for smooth, non‑locking operation consistent with traditional pocket knife design.

Both knives feature imitation stag‑style handles that provide a textured grip with a classic appearance while maintaining durability for regular use. The combination of blade styles supports a range of tasks from precision cutting to light slicing and utility work. The set is housed in a collector’s tin, offering organized storage and protection when not in use while enhancing presentation for display or long‑term keeping.

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