Burnie,
That's a Beautiful #4.
Tom,
It's a very interesting etching,kinda reflects the attitude in the late 60's.
GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS!!!

I bought this at Blade.
Early 60's #1-7,Brassback,Reversed Top Quillon(Fighter Hilt),Seven Spacer,Stag Finger Groove,Brass Butt & Nut,Etched With Randall Employee's Name.Johnson Brown Button Sheath.
I'm Privileged to own this piece of Randall History.
GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS!!!

Jim, that's a real nice fine. I'm jealous. I love old stag handles with finger grooves. The patina on that stag is great too!
Dan Snyder RKS #5537

OK, I said it before and I'll say it again, One of the greatest, most beautiful, I want that knife soooo bad randalls I've ever seen. Congrats Jim! great knife for a great guy.

That's a real beauty Jim.
Kevin

Big Jim, you wouldn't be interested in an old left testicle would you?

Dubie Baxter

Jim,
Great seeing you again and thanks for the "Amen" on my new ride. At 59, and for my 59th birthday, I purchased it, my first new vehicle in my life (except for motorcycles).
A few years ago, on the old forum, we did a "dream" knife, and I chose this one...This "exact" one, I believe. Did you get this from our friend who resides in Hollywood, Fl.? If not, there are "TWO" dream knives out there. They don't get any cooler or better than this one. Stay well and hang on to it!! Best, Capt. Chris

Jim:

Great knife! I am glad you were able to make that deal. It would have probably driven you crazy if you didn't. I enjoyed meeting you and the rest of the guys. It was a 13.5 hour drive home. Maybe I will fly next time.

Mike Webb
#4107

Jim,

That's a fabulous looking knife. Congrats on the find.

Jim,
A TREAT FOR THE EYES!!!!!!
Congrats. And thanks for posting.
Tony