Mike Pierson
Freedom is not Free
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The 2-8" Fighting Stiletto has what appears to be an amazing flamed or translucent curly maple handle, it is absolutely stunning, acquired as
unused, 7 spacers, brass hilt. 1960's
The 1-6 Fighter has what I believe is Indian Rosewood, (sold as possible walnut to me), the RANDALL MADE stamp is "etched".
Perfect in hand balance, acquired as unused, 7 spacers, brass hilt.1960's
The 19 Bushmaster 1970's ? is a beast, & I love it, I'm still hoping for an old "uglier" original shape Model 19. Leather & brass, standard, sheath has brown thread, tight stitching not white thread and not widely spaced.
The 15 Airman Micarta, finger grooves, brass hilt recently arrived , & the beautiful Buxton Fighter was bought here on BF, it replaced another one I mistakenly sold.
Looking for a 14 w/saw-teeth to replace the 14 sawtooth border patrol I sold here on BF, eventually., & older extended tang military models or tenite handles, plus the brown Micarta era knives.
I always had bought my Randall Made Knives new, recently I discovered the joy of buying several old Randall knives.
I like the old ones & I have a few NEW still on order coming soon= A Sergeant model to replace the one I sold here on BF & a new 19 standard build to compare to this old 19 I just received today.
The 1, 2, and 19 come from a "display" collection in a old now long "closed" hardware store in the South, and all 3 appear to be unused as described in the listing.
I'm stunned by the "new to me" old Randall knives, outright blown away... a feeling that is hard to describe these days.
So, these are heirlooms & worth every penny, a little money very well spent.
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			The 2-8" Fighting Stiletto has what appears to be an amazing flamed or translucent curly maple handle, it is absolutely stunning, acquired as
unused, 7 spacers, brass hilt. 1960's
The 1-6 Fighter has what I believe is Indian Rosewood, (sold as possible walnut to me), the RANDALL MADE stamp is "etched".
Perfect in hand balance, acquired as unused, 7 spacers, brass hilt.1960's
The 19 Bushmaster 1970's ? is a beast, & I love it, I'm still hoping for an old "uglier" original shape Model 19. Leather & brass, standard, sheath has brown thread, tight stitching not white thread and not widely spaced.
The 15 Airman Micarta, finger grooves, brass hilt recently arrived , & the beautiful Buxton Fighter was bought here on BF, it replaced another one I mistakenly sold.
Looking for a 14 w/saw-teeth to replace the 14 sawtooth border patrol I sold here on BF, eventually., & older extended tang military models or tenite handles, plus the brown Micarta era knives.
I always had bought my Randall Made Knives new, recently I discovered the joy of buying several old Randall knives.
I like the old ones & I have a few NEW still on order coming soon= A Sergeant model to replace the one I sold here on BF & a new 19 standard build to compare to this old 19 I just received today.
The 1, 2, and 19 come from a "display" collection in a old now long "closed" hardware store in the South, and all 3 appear to be unused as described in the listing.
I'm stunned by the "new to me" old Randall knives, outright blown away... a feeling that is hard to describe these days.
So, these are heirlooms & worth every penny, a little money very well spent.
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