In [5] we proved two results: theorem 1, which said that if k was a simple (2q – 1)-knot, q 1, then it was equivalent to the m-fold branched cyclic cover of another knot if and only if there existed an isometry u of its Blanchfield pairing 〈,〉, whose mth power was the map induced by a generator t of the group of covering translations associated with the infinite cyclic cover of k; and theorem 2, which showed that if k were the m-fold b.c.c. of two such knots, then these would be equivalent if and only if the corresponding isometries were conjugate by an isometry of 〈,〉. Using this second result, we present two cases where k may only be the m-fold b.c.c. of finitely many knots.