$ 31,000.00
This is a complete set of all 36 of the Case Classic Knives that have been in my personal collection for 15 years.. This set includes all 3 of the...
$ 11,500.00
This is the famous George Herron South Carolina Wildlife Set that any serious Herron collector should own. All 7 knives are Sandra Brady's scrimshaw work and all are serial number...
Sold Out - $ 3,200.00
Jimmy Lile, The Arkansas Knifesmith, made a total of 15 of the #7 Jimmy's personal favorite knife and the companion piece #8 Skinner Combo. 4 in 1968-71, 6 in 1972,...
$ 2,850.00
George Herron was one of the finest knifemakers of our time., his name is always up there in the same vein when talking about greats like Bob Loveless, Jimmy Lile...
Sold Out - $ 1,250.00
This is a brand new Randall Smithsonian Bowie and it is knock-out gorgeous. A replica of the famous Bowie Knife of a century ago. Similar to the type displayed in...
Sold Out - $ 625.00
There is a great cover article about David Yellowhorse in Knife Magazine which prompted me to dig into my collection and offer just a few from my Yellowhorse collection. This...
Frank’s Classic Knives specializes in collecting and selling fine, high quality pocket and fixed blade knives. Often crafted in traditional, family owned, generational manufacturing facilities in the USA. Frank’s carries brands including Queen Cutlery, Case Cutlery, Great Eastern, Lile, Loveless, Kious, Herron, Randall, Davison, Centofante, Tuna Valley, Schatt & Morgan, and many custom makers; Knives that (I hope you’ll agree) are a good investment and a welcome addition to any collection.
A collection is as timeless as the owner and can easily become a hobby, turned addiction, to later be handed down to generations to come.From my collection to yours
~ Frank B. Powers
The Timeless Purveyor of Classic Knives
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