Wally and Cpt.

What a Fantastic trip, and then to let ALl of us in on it, so we too can view that Historic #5. Thanks Bunches. IF someday you have a build and have this knife made.. (without the sawteeth), can you send the shop 0ne Piece of Ivory, and just call it "Hybrid White Linen Micarda"?? Just thinking..

Kent
RKS #109
NRA Life, and other names and numbers that I can't remember!! HA!

GREAT JOB Wally.

Thanks!

AWESOME David! !!

Thanks Wally!!

Although I have a long long way to go in putting this story together for the fall issue of "KNIFE KNEWS", I know it will happen. Wally is (and has) done his part. I have spoken to Gary Randall this morning, along with Buddy Sturgis, SC Military Museum curator trying to get the facts straight. There's things to do..."BUT"...they'll get done. I have been working on the photos all morning and have reduced the load (kulled) down to about 35 photos. Many will be witheld for the article but here's a sneak-peak!
One question has been answered now, thanks to the Big Boy Canon camera is in reference to the sheath. It appears to everyone observing it that the only markings (stamping, if you will) on the back of the early Maurice Johnson roughback Model A sheath was the Randall sheath stamp..."WRONG"!! Look in the butterfly: 1 6 !! The search continues for the truth and actual facts about this historic knife.
...to be continued...Best, Capt. Chris
PS: Sorry: It appears that my photo editing is, to my dismay, not finished yet!...More to come...CCS

Lots of photo, lighting and sizing has been done, but here ya' go...
Stay sharp, Capt. Chris

Capt, did you see the 1-6 stamp while we were there?

I did "not". I don't believe "anyone" did. It is quite faint, but the camera picked it up! Interesting,
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Best, Capt. Chris
PS: The Ol' Captain and his "partners-in-crime"!...Thanks to both of you...CCS

These are fantastic Capt!!!