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By Tim Stetzer, Tactical Knives Magazine, January 2014Blackie Collins Signature SeriesAutos and Keychain blades that continue the legacy of a lost craftsmanColonial Knife has a long history of producing both commercial and military knives. It has had greatsuccess with its M鈥�724 autos, which are essentially updated MC鈥�1 parachute knives that Colonialrevamped with modern materials and construction techniques. As popular as the knives were with themilitary, Colonial鈥檚 Steve Paolantonio knew there was more potential in the design for the commercialmarket. He just needed the touch of an expert designer to bring it the next level.Fast鈥恌orward to 2011 and a fortuitous meeting with renowned knife鈥恉esigner Walter 鈥淏lackie鈥� Collinsduring a popular East Coast knife show. Steve and Blackie hit it off, and along...

By Denis Prisbrey, field tester for Tactical Knives magazine These Colonial Knife Corp. fast one鈥揾anders are appropriately named. One of the lessons my grandfather learned early, and passed on down to me, was the necessityfor a man to have a knife on board during daily life. The knife Grandpa took with himeverywhere, every day, whether in bib overalls or church suit, wasn鈥檛 fancy. No super steel, noexotic handle materials, no tactical leg harness, no trendy brand name and certainly no 12鈥搃nchblade. It was a very simple and basic three鈥揵lade stockman folder with jigged bone slabs, and ifhe paid more the $1.00 for it at the hardware store 14 miles from his home, I鈥檇 be astounded.Even in this modern era with...