Lagarto,
All of the modern day Randall miniatures are large enough to use. Most are/were bought by collectors and will never see use.
Of the modern day miniatures the first was the Model #25, "Trapper", second was the Model #1, "All-purpose" Fighter, third was the Model #3, "Hunter, fourth is the Model #14, "Attack", which is still being delivered but all sold out and also being delivered is the Model RKS5 Randall miniature drop point.
The Randall Knife Society is currently selling the fifth Randall miniature, the Model RKS5 Drop Point Hunter. Currently available to new RKS members for $478. One recently sold on eBay for $769. For more information on this Randall miniature the link is:
http://www.randallknifesociety.com/clubknife.html
Production numbers and initial dates are:
Model 25 , 1,500 made (issue price $320) 1996
Model 1 1,500 made (issue price $295) 1998
Model 3 1,500 made (issue price $310) 2001
Model 14 3,000 made (issue price $340) 2004
Model RKS5 Drop Point , 1,500 being made (issue price $478) 2006
Several of the other Randall models were made as miniatures in the late 1970s into the 1980s with the Model 18 being made the most often. Total production of each was small in numbers with the Model 18 total at a few hundred.
These current show prices on the modern day miniatures have been observed.
Model 25 $1,000 to $1,500 (issue price $320)1996
Model 1 $750-$1,000 (issue price $295) 1998
Model 3 $750-$1,000 (issue price $310)?? 2001
Model 14 $350-$500 (issue price $340)2004
Model RKS5 Drop Point $769 (issue price $478) 2006
Regards,
Rhett Stidham
