No time to write....I am just looking...

my different pairs (still weak photographing skills)...




my #14

and my skinners & hunters




#19 and #11

Cap ... I'm yellow with envy.

By Tom Leschorn in the first year he worked with Randall knives (1964): A low S 3-6 with rosewood handle, double hilt and carved ivory inserts, and a miniature Model 3 with low S and ebony handle:

Great knives from everyone!

Ron, you ARE the King of Treys.....

Here is a pair with a story of some sort....mine is just a guess. The model #2 was made 1955 to 1956 based on the sheath. (narrow stone flap, horizontal keeper strap). The model #1 was very early 1960's. Again, because of the sheath. It's a Johnson, with a horizontal stamp. These were turned vertical very quickly after production began.

Both knives have the name etch "Mac Bowen"

The problem is, black micarta was not available when either of these knives were originally made.

I assume Mac had both of these knives rehandled by the shop between 1965 and 1970. The handles may have been damaged, or maybe he just wanted a matched pair... either way, they are pretty cool.

One more with Ace-y Deuce-y.

This pair belonged to Rhett Stidham at one point. I am very proud to have it in my collection.

Early 70's old yellow micarta (3 thick, two thin spacers) with brass furniture. Both come in Model A high ride sheathes with leg tie downs.

Stanaback Pair

Gambler Pair

Model 25 Handles