Can Anyone Here Supply Any Info On Ronald T. Miller Of Largo Fla. Does Anyone Have Any Of His Knives? Is He Living Or Deceased? I Recently Purchased A Very Nice Bowie From This Maker From An Estate Sale And Would Like To Know More About Him. Any Info Greatly Appreciated.
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Ronald T. Miller
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He is deceased. Reese Weiland would be your best best for info.
Unfortunately he did pass away yrs. ago.He was one of the makers of the famous "Black Knife"that started the swithblade revolution with Charles Ocks(?spelling).The coil spring changed the way auto's operate.I have one of Ron Millers folders,its got a malacite handle and mokume bolsters.Very good price when I got it and as smooth as they come.