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Original price $395.00
Price $380.00
This linerlock by Lonnie Williams features a mirror finished blade with nail nick and a fileworked thumbrest. The handle has jeweled titanium bolsters, walrus jawbone scales, titanium liners with jeweled interiors, fileworked stainless steel backspacer. Numbered 74 in side liner. Has some light scratches, otherwise excellent condition. Comes with COA.
Blade Length 2.375
Overall Length 5.375
Closed Length 3
Weight (oz) 2.1
Source Previously owned
Blade Material 440C
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Metallic, Bone
I'm a twice wounded Vietnam vet who grew up under a father who was a machinist and compulsive fabricator and as they say, "the nut doesn't fall far from the tree". I started making knives in 1993 as a natural progression from building muzzle loading rifles, with big blades and tomahawks being part of the black powder culture and charisma. Before long, I discovered I loved folders more then I did flintlocks and had the extreme good fortune to meet two great people and great talents, Butch and Rainy Vallotton. They helped me as I struggled along and were even generous enough to share their table with me at my first OKCA show here in Oregon. With their inspiration, I built mostly autos until 2008 when Vietnam caught up with me and I couldn't handle the big crowds at the shows anymore. In the spring of 2018 however, the bug re-bit me and now I find it therapeutic to be in the shop or out on the hydraulic press. I enjoy forging my own Damascus and experimenting with my own patterns. My long term plans are to return to what I love doing, building one of a kind folders... one at a time. God has been good to me.
