$ 13,000.00
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...
$ 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...
$ 2,400.00
This Beautiful Classic Five Blade Congress by Bill Ruple is a first class example of Bill's outstanding work. It's 4.3" closed and the steel is ATS-34 with a Oval Stainless...
$ 2,100.00
It's special!!! The Case Classic 82100 Saddlehorn XXX Prototype handled in Gorgeous Genuine Pearl. Issued in 1990, Bradford tang stamp, Case Raised Oval Shield, Parker COA, Case Classics Club COA, and...
$ 1,650.00
This beautiful Case XX 6488 Congress has outstanding Rough Black Handles. It's in mint condition. Made between 1940 and 1964, the Long Pull blades are tight, with solid half stops...
$ 1,500.00
This beauty is a Todd Davison Sway Back Pattern. The handles are Beautiful Mammoth (Fossil) Ivory. Stainless Bolsters and Liners. Inlay Key Hole Shield that is double pinned. 3 7/8"...
$ 1,350.00
Beautiful Case Classic 394 Gunboat XXX Prototype handled in Gorgeous Genuine Pearl. Issued in 1990, Bradford tang stamp, Case Raised Bomb Shield, Case Classics Club COA, and a Letter of Authenticity from...
$ 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...
$ 1,100.00
This is a special Davison Two Blade beauty---he doesn't make many---handled in gorgeous Sambar Stag. The Blade Steel is 3/32" A-2 and the closed length is 3 5/8"---a perfect fit...
$ 850.00
The 052 pattern goes back to the early years of Case and is the Medium or Small Congress. The Closed length is 3 1/2". Four Blades: Sheepfoot, Spear, Pen and...
$ 675.00
5 1/2" blade of 1/4" stock. Sawtooth edge on top. Approx. 4 3/4" stainless steel tubular handle---Extra features include Knurled Handle and Compass, fitted with removable, threaded brass butt cap...
$ 650.00
This is an excellent Todd Davison Folder, handled in Rugged Blue G-10....Strong as Micarta. It is 3 5/8" closed and 2.6 ounces. The spotless Spear Blade is 3/32 CPM...
$ 625.00
There is a great cover article about David Yellowhorse in the Oct. issue of Knife Magazine which prompted me to dig into my collection and offer just a few from...
$ 525.00
This is an excellent example of a very early WR Case & Sons (1905-1920) Swell End Jack Knife. The handles are like new White Composition. Great snap to close---no blade...
$ 500.00
Excelsior is an old knife company that produced fine pocket knives in the late 1800's. The name is now being used to represent a new line of knives that are...
$ 350.00
The 91 Whittler pattern was one of the first four knives chosen in 1989 to start the Case Classic program. The Genuine Stag on the early Case Classic knives is...
$ 350.00
I recently met Jim Craig at a knife show and after one look at his knives I had to have some. He specializes in creative blade designs with artful (EXOTIC)...
$ 140.00
At 3.6" closed this Schatt & Morgan English Jack is the perfect daily carry knife. The two blades ( clip and spear ) are 1095 carbon steel (holds a great...
$ 120.00
At 3.6" closed this Schatt & Morgan English Jack is the perfect daily carry knife. The two blades ( clip and spear ) are 1095 carbon steel (holds a great...
$ 120.00
At 3.6" closed this Schatt & Morgan English Jack is the perfect daily carry knife. The two blades ( clip and spear ) are 1095 carbon steel (holds a great...
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