This is a spectacular WWII Colt .45 1911A1 National Match fully engraved by James Stewart. It is most definitely a one of a kind piece -- complete with display case and hand carved ivory cleaning rods & accoutrements.

This is a Lile prototype that looks to be some type early experimental combat knife design. A very interesting blade grind -- perhaps 1/2 Combat and 1/2 Death Wind. If only knives could talk. In any event, it's a very rare, really cool piece and I've not seen another like it.

This is a "1 Only" Lile Rambo Combat Knife. This is one of only a few made that had slightly different blade grinds and handles. These knives were made for the 2nd movie, "Rambo - The Mission" but were never used in the film.

This is a fantastic 1-Only Lile fixed blade knife with engraving on both sides of the blade, hilt and butt cap. Engraving possibly done by Blanchard (tbd) with scrim by Danny Caywood.

This is one of the earliest Lile Regular 7 Interframe knives I've seen -- script signed "Hand Made by James B. Lile" on the front, and engraved "Prototype 1972" on the back. The knife is has an Elepant ivory handle -- the blade is 3-1/2" long and the overall length of the knife is 7-1/2".

This is a very rare "1-Only" upswept Big 7 with ebony handle. D2 blade steel with brass hilt and pins. Attached tab with knife information written by Marilyn Lile.

Three very early Lile Big 7 prototypes with different handle variations. All three blades with similar blade grinds and script signed as prototypes. These are beautiful pieces.

This is a 1-only leather tool made for the Lile's first sheath maker, John Lamb. Overall length of the tool is about 7-1/2" -- the blade is quite sharp. The notes on the tag attached to the handle were written by Marilyn.

This Lile "New Orleans" Dagger is a special order "1-only". The original purchaser sent in a self portrait and James Stewart engraved it on the blade. The hilt, spacer and butt cap are gold and accentuate a flawless fluted ivory handle.

This is a one of a kind Vietnam Era Lile Theater knife. The knife has a 7" double edged blade, double brass hilt, commando shaped handle and brass butt cap. The handle is comprised of leather and aluminum washers -- totally cool and very much like the old pieces carried in WWII and Vietnam. The blade has a very unique "Made by James B. Lile" script signature -- this is the first blade I've seen with this particular engraving. Note the serial number -- this is one of Jimmy's very early pieces.

This is another Vietnam Era Lile Theater knife. This unique stiletto has a 8" blade, double brass hilt, and 5" pinned aluminum handle. The blade is script signed "Hand Made by James B. Lile". A thin, theater-style sheath accompanies the knife -- this is a very cool combination and very likely one of a kind.

This is a Lile Fighting / Combat Knife made in 1971-72. The blade is 7" long and script signed -- the upper clip is sharpened back approx. 3-1/4". The knife is fitted with a double brass hilt, brass pins and stag slabs. The knife is paired with it's original sheath made by John Lamb.

This is a really cool pair of Lile fighting knives. They have similar blade grinds -- the black micarta handled knife has a 5-3/4" blade, and the stag handled knife has a 5-1/2" blade. The knives are fitted with brass hilts and pins -- both have the "Hand Made by James B. Lile" script signature.