Here's one set I can comfortably say you're not going to see anywhere else. This is a set of 6 steak knives with antler handles made by Jimmy and given to Marilyn as a gift.

A highly sought after Lile Memorial Bowie, a Bowie knife dedicated by Marilyn to Jimmy and to his / their friendships and customers. These tribute Bowie’s rarely surface, when they do they’re typically gobbled up in short fashion.

Mint condition with COA signed by Marilyn, this is a 9” Classic Bowie with nickel silver guard and very nicely matching stag scales with pinned NS escutcheon plate.

With the late Tom Clinton’s inventory sticker still attached, this is a rare script signed Lile Tomahawk with fingered walnut handle and brass hardware.

Another very rare Lile model, very few of these Deerslayers were made. I originally referred to these as muleskinners but was correct by former shop employee and knife maker extraordinaire Steven Lynn.

A rarely seen early model 10 made by Jimmy way back in the 1969-1970 era. The blade on this knife is 6-3/4”, overall length of the knife is 11-3/8”. Script signed “Hand Made by James B. Lile”

This is a very early script-signed 39th Brigade Bowie Knife made by Jimmy Lile. This well documented Bowie knife has a 7” tool steel blade with unsharpened clip, double brass hilt, and black micarta slabs with brass pins.

The knife is in near mint condition with nothing more than light patina spots on the pins. The 5” blade is perfect, the blade edge original and not resharpened.

This Lile model 4 has not been used and still has it's original edge. Light tarnish and a few spots on the brass guard, all will quickly buff to new.

This is a large Lile "Death Wind" knife finished by the Lile shop at some point after Jimmy's passing. Serial number is 278, the knife is in near mint condition with just a pencil tip-sized scuff on the black micarta handle.

One of a couple post death Lile knives I have for sale, this the Chute knife with 4-5/8" blade, double nickel silver hilt and pins, and black micarta handle drilled and lined for lanyard.

The last of four button lock molds for sale. There were two large button lock molds and two small molds, three sold and this is the last one.

Out of the late Tom Clinton’s extensive Lile collection come these exceptionally early boot knives with varying blade grinds / handles... all with the earliest “Lile” script signature.