Rod,
Nope!
Capt. Chris

Small blade stamp? It looks kind of small in the pic.

I got it! You paid 3 times because you bought it from Rhett.

Come on...When did anyone "ever" get a knife that cheap from Rhett? 4 times was "Cousin's" price!
Too funny, Capt. Chris

Appears to be a mid/late 60's blade that was buried at the bottom for near two decades. Maybe this is why the handle was fitted with a vintage looking up-sweep as opposed to the latter years drop. To take advantage of the old blade being finally finished into a complete knife -vintage style.

...and it looks like mid-60's to me, too. Here's my mid-60's compared with the Captain's. Blade shapes similar, as are the shallow choils.

...and here is the reverse side.

Good hints in some of these replies. The knife was made in 1984. I will not say where (or from who) I bought it. I started messin' with Randalls in the 1960's. I started "dealing" in Randalls in the late 60's / early 70's. I was fortunate to receive an authorized dealership in 1983 (Same time Dave Griffin hired Scotty). I started "ordering" my own dealer special in 1985. I liked this knife because it was built right in that time period. I also like the little "extra" it had as that "little" extra is responsible for many "paths" I have taken.
Thanks for playing along with "This Old Randall". I hope it was fun. I hope it was interesting. I hope it more informative...but mostly..."The Fun" part of collecting is what I hope someone takes away from this.
Stay sharp...and let's see more folks post up this kinda' stuff!
Capt. Chris

A fitting blade for the repository of such things -Randall.

Nice piece Capt!

Holzinger is that a replacement sheath for your Mod. 1? It doesn't look correct. I don't think that is Maurice Johnson's sewing.....IMO.
Thanks.