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    My trip to Randall made knives in Orlando

    Many years ago, when Bo Randall was alive, I got him to autograph 32 scabbards. Wish I still had them. Sold them all at the Great Western in California.
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    Randall Knife Thread

    That's correct... Need some one to help finish a project. I want to put a WW1 trench knife handle on a Randall blade I saw 2 in country that were actually made in Randall's shop I have all the parts necessary. I could do it myself if I had the skills to match the profile on the tang

  3. Knife Craftsman Needed

    Need some one to help finish a project. I want to put a WW1 trench knife handle on a Randall blade I saw 2 in country that were actually made in Randall's shop I have all the parts necessary. I could do it myself if I had the skills to match the profile on the tang Ben
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    Randall Knife Thread

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    Randall Knife Thread

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    Randall Knife Thread

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    Randall Knife Thread

  8. Randall model 15

    Vet

  9. Randall model 15

    I have a dozen, or more, Randalls Two Model 14s and a Model 1 that saw service in Vietnam. The rest are 1950/60 Brown Button Scabbard knives including 3 bowies. I've had them for 20 years or more and I like them all

  10. Most you've ever spent or would spend on a knife?

    I have a few posted $1000 to $2400

  11. Most you've ever spent or would spend on a knife?

    I've sold a few at more than $10,000

  12. Most you've ever spent or would spend on a knife?

    I've sold a few at more than $10,000

  13. Most you've ever spent or would spend on a knife?

    $5500 on THE Cole Knuckle knife $1500 on a WWII Randall $1500 on a WWII USMC Stiletto
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    Can anyone tell me about this Knife??

    Its not a copy
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    Can anyone tell me about this Knife??

    Its an issue Navy Mk II (Marines included) and they are still in inventory Not rare (Common) and not very old
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    Marine Corps Piot Knives?

    The stich holes are a tell. These Pilot survival Knives were stitched to a standard issue vest worn by pilots. USMC, USA and USN pilots alike. The first ones I saw were dated in the 60s. Early examples were an inch longer.
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