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Tell me about this "Randall Made" knife.

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Don Leonard

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I got this knife in a pile of camping and backpacking gear that my dad didn't have a use for anymore. It has the family name (Leonard) engraved on a plate inlayed in the handle. It also has "Randall Made" stamped into the blade.
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I'm hoping to get as much free information as I can from you smart people, so please don't leave out any details.
 
That thing? Garbage. Kindly send to me for proper disposal.

....but seriously....looks like a model 3 hunter. A fine knife, definitely worth holding on to and even using if you're the outdoors type. I would suggest posting in the Randall made collectors sub-forum, but it seems you already have. Be patient. Someone with more Randall knowledge will reply, or you can check out Randall's website, as they are still made today.
 
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They are hand made in Orlando Fl. As such no two are going to be exactly alike. For quite a few folks owning one is the holy grail. They are on back order for up to a year unless the dealer has some in stock at the time. IMO a heritage item to be passed down to your next generation.
 
smokinbasser said:
They are hand made in Orlando Fl. As such no two are going to be exactly alike. For quite a few folks owning one is the holy grail. They are on back order for up to a year unless the dealer has some in stock at the time. IMO a heritage item to be passed down to your next generation.
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Make sure you use it hard before passing it down though. It is a fine tool to be proud of. Talk to your dad about it, if he is able. I'm sure that there is a story there.
 
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