Your 1st Randall?

[Melvin-Purvis]

Addicting, aren't they?

Collection 10-07.jpg

[spatumba]

Addicting, aren't they?

Collection 10-07.jpg

Melvin, is your collection? awesome!!!

[Melvin-Purvis]

Thanks, it took some work. That's an old photo btw, roughly four and half years old. Some of those knives have moved on, others replaced, new additions added.

[Upstream]

No wonder.

[JWRobinson]

An older 15 Airman from my parents when I graduated from a certain course in the Army. I never really carry it or use it though. Must be the sentimental value as to me a knife, even a Randall, is a tool.

[XanRa]

Hey Melvin, you never did post a picture of mine for me
Back on page two(December) I emailed you a picture


Nothings changed with mine though- still sitting on my nightstand, cleaned it up a bit more though

Still no idea what it is

[Melvin-Purvis]

You'll have to resend - I don't recall receiving it, and if I did it's long gone. Sorry...

[SturmMonkey]

Seems like the best place for a first post as my Randall opened my eyes to the world of high end knives.

A great friend and mentor showed me this knife, and after watching my appreciation for it then gifted it to me.

This is my Randall #15 Airman:

[Melvin-Purvis]

SM,

Welcome. Nice friend, nice knife; you've come to the right place.

Shel

[mic214]

My first Randall was a Model 14 that I got back in the early 80's. It was part of my kit when I was a LEO and I also used it as my main "Outback" knife when I was out at the ranch "Checking fences". I still have it, but it has been replaced with a 5" Model 5......: