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Colonial Knife, a division of Colonial Cutlery International, Inc, has begun using the 1926 company logo once again.  

  Deck Knives with molded handle. article printed in Surplus Today,November 2016 Don't let the word reproduction fool you, this is still a very solid and useful knife. It is not just for show. The blade is just over five inches, and the whole knife is just over 10.5-inches. The blade is quite sharp right out of the package, The molded handle is made of a hard rubber making for a nice grip. Included with the knife is a leather sheath with belt loop. With the size and well-balanced weight, it makes a perfect survival knife. I took it with me on a recent camping trip. First I used the knife to remove small branches from logs before splitting. I...

Dear Colonial Knife U.S.A.:I RECEIVED MY KNIFE TODAY IN OUR MAIL. LOOKS VERY,VERY NICE, GLAD IT WAS FIXABLE AND NOT REPLACED. AGAIN "THANK YOU" AND COLONIAL CUTLERY FOR A FINE JOB ON HANDLING & FIXING MY KNIFE. A HAPPY KNIFE OWNER: GREGG FROM OHIO

I recently found a pocket knife while clearing my grandmother's house. It has 2 blades the larger of which has colonial prov on the base. It also looks like R N next to that. I assume this knife is quite old and possibly collectible? It has an inlaid piece of metal on outer case also. Not sure what outer case is made of ? Ivory/bone?? I can send some photos too. Oh and I'm in Ayrshire, Scotland.Gillian

Colonial knife is returning to the National Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade show being held in Las Vegas, Nevada January 17th -20th. New Functional Jewelry with cutting ability will be featured, stop by and see