Colonial Knife since 1926
4 generations strong
Combining the family tradition with a keene sense of the here and now, Colonial Knife keeps
a well known iconic brand alive and under the Paolantonio flag into its ninth decade.
In these trying times, few if any family companies can make the same claim-
BLADE Magazine- Field Editor Mike Haskew
"The lifetime warranty makes the Colonial knife brand the last knife you'll ever own, shoiuld it ever
fail, return it and it will be repaired or replaced for life!-Tactical knives magazine"
Nearly 9 decades of family cutlery manufacturing experience to become one of the most
interesting stories in the history of the American Cutlery Industry-
KNIVES ILLUSTRATED, June 2010
customize your switchblade by changing components to meet your individual
tastes and needs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zLi7V0GANc&feature=youtu.be racers inaction-Naucket, MA 2013- Weatherly 12 meter on Port tack start-Enjoy!
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hand made in the U.S.A.
Blackie Collins Signature Series
Automatics, Keychain Switchblade blades, and Speed Assist Quick Flicks that continue the legacy of a lost craftsman.
Due to restrictions by Pay Pal -the speed assist Quick Flick, switchblades and automatic knives need to be purchased direct from us-Colonial Knife-to place your order for switchblades,automatics or speed assist Quick Flicks call toll free 866-421-6500 we accept Visa, Master card and American Express
Colonial knife has a long history of producing both commerical and military knves. It has had great success with its' M-724 autos, which are essentially updated MC-1 parachute knives that Colonial revamped with modern materials and construction techniques. As popular as the knives were with the military, Colonial's Steve Paolantonio knew there was more potential in the design for the commerical market. He just needed the touch of an expert designer to bring it to the next level.
Fast-forward to 2011 and a fortuitous meeting with renowned knife -designer Walter "Blackie" Collin's during a popular East Coast knife show. Steve and Blackie hit it off, and along with Blackie's wife, Jane, they sat down and hashed out the details for a olonial/Clooins collaboration. Blackie left the show with a number of the Colonial ribbed and keychain series autos. Within a couple weeks, Steve received a call that Blackie had come up with a set of new blades for the two styles of knife. Blackie had designed a sleek tanto design for the ribbed auto and a fuilly serrated blade for the keychain. The two hammered out al licensing agreement and some blade optkions. Prototyping of the blades began. Unfortunatley, in July 2011 and wihin weeks of all this happening, Steve received a phone a call informing im that Blackie had died in a motocycle accident. Blackie's passing dind't stop his legacy from continuing on, and by working with Blackie's widow, Jane, the Blackie Collins Signature series knives were born.