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KNIFE WORLD RON LITTLE Franklin Bulk Mail HALE—Skinner, Rosewood Howie P.O I OCTOBER, 1975 IFE ORLDTM $ 6.00 per year Single copy 75V THE MARKET PLACE FOR KNIVES FOR SALE HAND MADE KNIVES FOR SALE FOR SALE Quality Handmade Knives — RANDALL #1-7" Stainless. Ebony, Nickel hilt $ 85 Bench-made knives by Lindiey 154CM Steel - My design or 12" Confederate Bowie, Micarta 165 Maxwell. Hunting, Fishing, Sur- yours — Sporting or Showing 12" Smithsonian Bowie, Rosewood 180 vival Brochure 504. Box 13871. - $45 ft up - Brochure .50 BUSTER 4" Stainless. Drop Point, Cocobolo 115 So. Lake Tahoe, California. — Taylor Agee, Rt. 1, Farm- HUESKE 5" 154C fighting knife. Nickel hilt, 95702. ville, Va. 23901. Osage Orange 75 KNIFE SALE SIGMAN 4" #12 1*4 Nickel hiltd-cap Cocobolo 165 RUANA 6% JUNIOR BOWIE. Brass inlay in back of band $40.00 All new with sheaths RUANA 10" x 5/6" Early American Bowie slabs W oval brass SGT. KLOCH guard $75.00 8333 LINCOLN AVENUE STONE MAGNUM 6" skinner with AX back, nickel silver guard and SKOKIE, ILLINOIS 60076 butt — black linen Micarta — new $160.00 NEW KNIFE KIT: Blade completely finished, high carbon LYLE 4V4" x 3/16" English style Bowie boot knife with tapered tang, tool steel, RC60. Dropped point skinner 3%" blade, 8" over- stag scales — new $90.00 all. Micarta handle slabs, super bonder and brass pins sup- RANDALL German stainless 7" survival knife, saw tooth back — used; in fine condition $35.00 plied. $35.00 for complete kit. For more info and sample assembly instructions, send stamped self addressed envelope LYLE 4" Dagger ivory handled boot knrfe $105.00 HAND MADE KNIVES FOR SALE to: LOF CUSTOM KNIVES. P.O. BOX LOF, LAKESIDE, CASE BUFFALO KNIVES (2) New - in wood presentation boxes. ARIZONA 85929. $25 each or both for $45.00 Knives by Randall, Ruana, Cajun, BONE CLASSIC BOWIE 10" blade double bran guard and butt cap - Toweil, DowH, Wood, Bowen, HALE 13%" Bowie — ivory, brass; seguine hunter - moose, brass; cajun ivory micarta scales $130.00 Little, Booth, Franklin, Old 8*" bowie - ivory, biau; Swath *2" bowit \*2) cocoTiolo '- brass; dew JIM BFVYANT Schrade displays with knives. Tom 10%" bowie; wiman hunter, ebony, nickel silver. Will sell or trade for BELLEVILLE, ILLINOIS 618 235-424 Goble CMS, Box 4356, Atlanta, pieces by: Henry, Warenski, Horn, Loveless, Dowell, Imel FRANK Ga. 30302 DODSON MD, 29 FLINTWOOD. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. (501) FOR SALE WANTED 2274356. BLALOCK KNIVES: Hand- WANTED! For personal col- R. P. HANDCRAFTED KNIVES CALL CUSTOM PURVEY- BRITTON made folders, boot knives, lection; work of any kind by 3 standard models, also custom ORS AT 212 794-9754 FOR HAND MADE KNIVES bowies and custom engraved JIMMIE LILE, knives (espec- work is welcome. Send $1.00 for QUALITY CUSTOM MADE FROM D 2 OR A 2 decorative knives, stainless or Catalog. Robert Parrish, P.O. Box ially big toothpicks and KNIVES BY FAMOUS, CATALOG - 50 CENTS hi-carbon tool steels. P.O. 329, Mancelona, Michigan 49659 bowies), packhawks, toma- AMERICAN MAKERS OR G. M. (Tim) Britton Box 18541, San Antonio, Route 2, Box 271 B hawks, folders, anything by SELECT FROM OUR DIS Jim. Also interested in col- Texas, 78218 J. D. CLAY'S Kinston, N.C. 28501 PLAY AT SAFARI OUT lecting 8" and larger bowies CUSTOM KNIVES FITTERS, ROUTE 7, and toothpicks by other RIDGEFIELD, CONN. HOWIE HAND CRAFTED makers. Please reply to: 06877 KNIVES: Send one dollar, FULL TIME MAKER MISSOURI KNIFE MAKER new catalog, twelve models — CATALOG 5W CUSTOM MADE KNIVES BOB ANDERSON nine shown full sue. David RUSS ANDREWS BOX 1700 J. D. CLAY CUSTOM AND POCKET Howie. P.O. Box 5204, Pine BOX 437 MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 4A GRAYS BRANCH RD. KNIFE LIST Bluff, Ark. 71601 HAZELWOOD. MO. 63042 53201 LLOYD, KY. 41156 Booth Clay KNIFE WORLD RON LITTLE Franklin Bulk Mail HALE—Skinner, Rosewood Howie P.O. Box 26007 CUSTOM FOLDERS ' U.S. Pottage Paid Handle $150.00 Lile St. Louis, Mo. 63136 Delivery 14 to 16 months St LouH, Mo. HALE—Skinner, Maroon Little P«rmit No. 3786 R. H. LITTLE Micarta 150.00 Send SASE for Large List POSTMASTER: "IF UNOELIVERABLE Knife pictured on page 75 160 MARION DR. To DO NOT RETURN" of Gun DIGEST BOOK RINGGOLD. GA. 30736 J.J.R. GUN SHOP ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED OF KNIVES $500.00 213 MARKET ST. ATTENTION KNIFE TWO SEGUINE PORTSMOUTH, OHIO 45662 MAKERS: In stock now. 154 KNIVES. $150.00 &$250.00 cm @ $7.00 Frt. Ppd. 440C ISAACS DEALERS! For Brochure Bernard Levine 3701 EUREKA SP59A @ $5.50 Frt. Ppd. Micarta and discount prices on 32^9 25th St ANCHORAGE, ALASKA and more. Write for list. R. Schrade knives, send 504 to San Francisco CA 9^110 99503 W. Cutlery Supplies, P.O. Ray Potts, Custom Cutlery, Box 630, San Rafael, Cali- Route 1, Dept. KW,< Burns fornia 94901. ville, Miss. 38833 SEE POCKET KNIFE SECTION PAGES 6 & 7 Page 2 KNIFE WORLD ST. LOUIS, MO. KNIFE WORLD EDITORIAL About May of 197S, it seamed a food idea to finally in Arlington, even if Bill Overall says that it is only across Published monthly by KNIFE WORLD. Inc. art the Bowie knife that I had dreamed about since seeing P.O. Box 36007. St. Louts. Mo. 63136 the pasture, because the airport there at Dallas alone is on the picture, "The Iron Mistress," starring Alan Ladd as 17,000 acres. It only took me four hours to hoof it, at Jernee Giganti, Publisher Jim Bowie .. While searching for Bowie Knives and least that is what Bill still believes. There are always good Subscription: $6.00 par yeai makers, I discovered a complete new hobby and craft times had in a hobbyist type atmosphere, because every- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES blossoming as guns did a few yean aga. one has something in common. It suddenly occurred to me that the only magazine Kansas City Guild Show.,. 10 Point Bold Fact - 20* par word available in my research was The American Blade. I im- Thanks to Ted Dowell, representing the Knife Guild,I 11 Point Bold Face - 25*" par word mediately ordered all the back issues plus a subscription. was able to have a table for my paper. My son and I Minimum 25 words But being a gun and automobile collector of sorts, it sur- attended with our mouths open in amazement at the ADVERTISING RATES & INFORMATION prised me that there was no Shotgun News or Hammings craftsmanship displayed. Another thanks to Mri William DEADLINE: Ad copy and payment must be in our hands on or before the 25th Motor News to guide ma as to prices or market values Moran who helped us find our table and get comfortable. of the month, for the issue dated the following month. nationwide. As hick would have it, om table was next ta R W. MAILING DATE: Each issue is mailed approximately two weeks affair ad copy Now, what is the next thing to do in order to begin a Loveless and for the entire show, we ware surrounded dead line. publication devoted to buying, selling, and trading Blades with people who had come to pay homage and spend MECHANICALS: One column is 2" x 16", five columns par page or 10" x IS". sad Edged Weapons?? The answer is very easy... I con- dollars. The show was sheer beauty in steal, and I am at a All diepley ads must be in camere ready form, which means that your entire ad tacted one of the best specialists in the field who has loss for words to describe the feeling and enjoyment de- must be typeset and ready to be reproduced as Is. Whan you order "repeat" of an literally fathered the Knife business for thr past eight or rived from seeing the products of the finest craftsmen in ad you are asking for an axect reproduction. nine years, A. G. RusselL In proposing Knife World to A. the country. GENERAL INFORMATION: Full payment must accompany your ads. The G., I made known the fact that this was nat a new glossy Knife World would lite te fill the gap as far as a new payment In advance is In no way a reflection on your credit. It simply eliminates magazine, but rather a tabloid type that would be a classi- bookkeeping on our part, which keeps your ed costs down. KNIFE WORLD publication is concerned. It is to be a service not only to reserves the right to wait for checks to clear before running ads. Your cancelled fied media for the knife oriented people to do their the buyers and sellers, but a direct help to all the new check is your receipt. buying and swapping through. At the same time, they can clubs which have been formed to gather the collectors of All advertising artwork submitted to KNIFE WORLD will not be returned by keep abreast of the constantly fluctuating prices, which knives and edged weapons together. We are planning a the publisher, unless the advertiser sends self addressed, stamped envelope. KNIFE have risen with the fastest growing hobby in the U.S. Club News section, so let us hear from The N.K.C&D.A., -.' WORLD does not assume responsibility tor the condition of returned ad On to the Knife Shows... The Chatahoochee Pocket Knife Club, The Japanese artwork. My first was a Pocket Knife Show in Atlanta, Georgia, Sword Society of The United States, the newly formed Send all correspondence to: KNIFE WORLD given by The Chatohochee Pocket Knife Club, comprised Bowie Club, Knife Throwers Alliance, and any other club P.O. Box 26007. St. Louis.
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