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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
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Oh, that's nice!
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'Tres Amigos' - Randall Model's #14, #15, and #16 (not in order), configured with stainless steel blades, Saw Tooth/No Sawtooth blade grinds, nickel-silver Forward-Curved hilts, green Micarta Single Finger-Groove handles, and special order Waxed no-hone C model sheaths...
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'Tres Amigos' - Randall Model's #14, #15, and #16 (not in order), configured with stainless steel blades, Saw Tooth/No Sawtooth blade grinds, nickel-silver Forward-Curved hilts, green Micarta Single Finger-Groove handles, and special order Waxed no-hone C model sheaths...
Oh my, those are knice.
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Thats just sick.
VERY VERY VERY cool set. :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
Thank you! And here's one from the back of the safe, found while looking for something else...
New 'old stock' six option Cocobolo handled Combat Companion - never sheathed, cleaned, or otherwise messed with...
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I have two. Bought them many years ago. A #11 Alaskan Skinner, and a #14 Attack. They are well used, and show their age and use.
I have found these to be good blades, but frankly, steel technology has moved past what Randall uses, and there are now much better knives available.
I have found these to be good blades, but frankly, steel technology has moved past what Randall uses, and there are now much better knives available.
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Mannlicher, welcome, thanks for sharing your opinion. Feel free to pull up a chair; there's one right there with your name on it...
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Nice model #23's guys; hmmm, yes, that one does look familiar CnR. This one just arrived - must be Model #23 week.
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Melvin, that one makes my mouth water.
Here's mine, along with most of my Randalls.
Here's mine, along with most of my Randalls.
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I got these knives from my grandfather who purchased them after the WWII.
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Doubled,
Those are both rare and quite valuable Randall Knives. Now that you've posted them, you're likely going to get many requests from collectors looking to purchase them. If you decide that's a route you'd consider, I would strongly suggest you get them appraised before agreeing to sell - I cannot be more clear on this subject.
That said, congrats, your grandfather did you well! Thanks for sharing!
Those are both rare and quite valuable Randall Knives. Now that you've posted them, you're likely going to get many requests from collectors looking to purchase them. If you decide that's a route you'd consider, I would strongly suggest you get them appraised before agreeing to sell - I cannot be more clear on this subject.
That said, congrats, your grandfather did you well! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Melvin.
My grandfather past away about 15 years ago. He bought them when he was in the navy before returning home from Jacksonville, FL. I enjoy these knives very much and so did he. He loved and appreciated anything that was hand made. I have posted so others can enjoy them. Thanks for your advice but some things just aren't for sale.
My grandfather past away about 15 years ago. He bought them when he was in the navy before returning home from Jacksonville, FL. I enjoy these knives very much and so did he. He loved and appreciated anything that was hand made. I have posted so others can enjoy them. Thanks for your advice but some things just aren't for sale.
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Doubled,
Good answer.
Lone_Wolfe,
Nice collection, looks like you have most of the bases covered...
Good answer.
Lone_Wolfe,
Nice collection, looks like you have most of the bases covered...
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Thanks for posting. It's really a treat to see knives like those.
Best,
Best,
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Thank you. You'll notice that with one exxception, I like my blades 5" or smaller. I really like the 4" and below. I'm hunting for a 26-4 Pathfinder right now.
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Love them Randall's, thanks for showing.
Got a couple myself, last one's to arrive a Sergeant and a BushMaster.
... and some in wood, A G Russel Special, Rick Bowles Skinner, BushMaster and a Trapper.
... and another group shot, Woodsman, Camp & Trail and a Trapper.
... and my Black&Tang lot, AirMan, WoodsMan and Astro.
Got a couple myself, last one's to arrive a Sergeant and a BushMaster.
... and some in wood, A G Russel Special, Rick Bowles Skinner, BushMaster and a Trapper.
... and another group shot, Woodsman, Camp & Trail and a Trapper.
... and my Black&Tang lot, AirMan, WoodsMan and Astro.