POP

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At the New York Knife Show in 1980 I met a fellow named James Poplin. Jim was a postal worker at the time and part time knife maker from Washington, Georgia it was obvious that he was a talented maker but when I picked up one of his knives I realized that this was one of the finest knives I had seen at the show. In the 38 years since, I have yet to see a finer belt knife.
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Hi Rick,

Those above knives are really perfection. I love the smaller one and the fighter could say Herron on it and I would believe it.

Bob Betzner
 
Thank you for sharing this. I’ve bought supplies from Pop for years and years, but have never seen his work, and that’s a damn shame.
 
Thank you for sharing this. I’ve bought supplies from Pop for years and years, but have never seen his work, and that’s a damn shame.
POP knives were discovered early on by the Japanese market, they bought everything that Jim made. Consequently, most of his knives went to Japan.
 
I've done business with Pop for a long time - I knew he used to make knives but did not know his level of talent until now. Thanks for sharing these!
 
Wow! I Buy From Pop Also and i knew he's Made Knives But Dang those are Beautiful,Thank For Sharing!!
 
James has had some of his knives pictured in the early knives Annual 81 and I think 86, he did make some fine knives and I wanted one but he had stopped when I first met him, I buy most of my supplies from him and his beautiful wife, some pictures and hope I did not high jack Mr. Bowles tread, fine knifes he makes also!
 
It's good to hear you here, I wanted to tell you that I bought a Randall modified by you, sincerely my deepest respect for your methodical and surgical work ...
 
It's good to hear you here, I wanted to tell you that I bought a Randall modified by you, sincerely my deepest respect for your methodical and surgical work ...
Thank you for the kind words. I've been blessed to be a small part of Randall Made Knives for the past 37 years.
 
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