Maker Search

[Quiet Priest]

Hi all, I'm trying to find websites or contact information on these makers: Paul Jarvis, Alex Collins, J. D. Smith.
Any help is appreciated.

 

[LYFSFUN]

Paul Jarvis build's quite a fine knife. He is from somewhere in the Northeast if I remember right. His Bali's are outstanding and he is a good guy. Have your wallet ready. His work is priced very fair, it's just his knives are full blown High Art Knives. At least what I have seen in person. If he builds regular everyday folders you can be sure they are awsome. Let me know if you get a line on him. I have his card somewhere but can't locate it right now.

 

[Quiet Priest]

Thank You, I look forward to seeing his work.

 

[samhell]

From Knives 2001
Paul Jarvis
30 Chalk Street
Cambridge, MA 02139
Prices from $200 to $17,000

A.J. Collins
9651 Elon Ave.
Arieta, Ca 91331

J.D. Smith
516 E. Second St #38
Boston, MA 02127

Sorry, I was not able to find any email addresses or websites.

James

 

[Brian_Turner]

QP - If you missed the note in your initial thread, you might want to add George Dailey to your list. Another phenomenal maker who does magnificent, jewel studded pieces. The link at BAKCA maker search doesn't work, but I'm sure someone can help you find him.

 

[Brian_Turner]

I couldn't get any further info, but everyone should make a note of the following site: BAKCA Knife Maker Search Page

It's a great resource for finding makers.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

Thanks Brian, I have bookmarked the site you mentioned. I am sure it will be of great assistance in the future.

 

[Don Cowles]

Quiet Priest, here's another name you can add to your list: Bobby Toole of Saginaw, Michigan. He makes very good quality knives at very reasonable prices. Contact him at mbtoole@concentric.net.

Don Cowles
www.cowlesknives.com

 

[JerryO]

George Dailey http://dvmlab.com/daileyknives/

Also up in Mass., A great guy, real fun to hang out with, who does awesome work. Started as a jeweler and now does high end art knives

 

[Bladeandbarrel]

My JD Smith short sword.

Interrupted twist damascus in a Moro Boarding Cutlass pattern.
Carved Ebony handle.




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