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Price $295.00
This Blackie Collins D/A Conversion Lockback by Paragon features a satin polished blade with swedge and thumb hole. The handle has wood covers, polished steel fittings, and button as well as stainless steel backspacer. Comes with the original box. Has a few light scratches, otherwise excellent condition.
Blade Length 3.375
Overall Length 7.75
Closed Length 4.375
Weight (oz) 3.5
Source Previously owned
Blade Material Stainless Steel
Blade Details Drop Point, Spear Point
Handle Material Metallic, Wood
Blackie Collins helped found The Knifemakers’ Guild in 1969, the same year he was granted his first cutlery patent. According to Blackie, he has over 60 patents on knife mechanisms, as well as many design patents. In 1970, he crossed over to the factory side to produce the first authorized reproductions of Remington folders for Remington Arms Co. In 1972. he designed the first line of Smith & Wesson knives. In 1973 he founded the first-ever knife magazine, The Blade Magazine, known then as The American Blade. Inducted into The Blade Magazine Cutlery Hall of Fame in 1996. Passed away in 2011.
