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Two Utility/Work Knives - Milwaukee & Buck
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**Two Utility/Work Knives**
This image shows two fixed-blade utility knives positioned against a measuring ruler for scale. The upper knife features a red plastic handle with "Milwaukee" branding and a straight-edged blade. The lower knife has an olive green/military-style handle marked "BUCK" and displays a partially serrated blade with both straight and serrated cutting edges.
Both knives measure approximately 8-9 inches in total length based on the ruler placement, with blade lengths of roughly 4-5 inches each. The Milwaukee knife appears to be a basic utility/work knife with a simple straight blade design, while the Buck knife is a tactical or outdoor-style fixed blade with a more robust construction and dual cutting surfaces. The Buck knife's handle appears to have textured grip areas and a more ergonomic design.
The condition of both knives appears to be used but functional, with some visible wear and possible rust spots or staining on the blades. The Milwaukee knife shows signs of work use, while the Buck knife displays typical field wear. Both appear to be relatively modern production knives, likely from the last 10-20 years based on the handle materials and construction styles. The knives are photographed on what appears to be a dark work surface, suggesting they are being cataloged from a workshop or tool collection.
This image shows two fixed-blade utility knives positioned against a measuring ruler for scale. The upper knife features a red plastic handle with "Milwaukee" branding and a straight-edged blade. The lower knife has an olive green/military-style handle marked "BUCK" and displays a partially serrated blade with both straight and serrated cutting edges.
Both knives measure approximately 8-9 inches in total length based on the ruler placement, with blade lengths of roughly 4-5 inches each. The Milwaukee knife appears to be a basic utility/work knife with a simple straight blade design, while the Buck knife is a tactical or outdoor-style fixed blade with a more robust construction and dual cutting surfaces. The Buck knife's handle appears to have textured grip areas and a more ergonomic design.
The condition of both knives appears to be used but functional, with some visible wear and possible rust spots or staining on the blades. The Milwaukee knife shows signs of work use, while the Buck knife displays typical field wear. Both appear to be relatively modern production knives, likely from the last 10-20 years based on the handle materials and construction styles. The knives are photographed on what appears to be a dark work surface, suggesting they are being cataloged from a workshop or tool collection.
Origin
N. Olmsted Cleanout
Listed
March 11, 2026