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#145508 - 07/23/16 12:00 PM Re: This Old Randall * [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
W Polidori Offline
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Better check your shoes Bill, I think you stepped in it. Great find!
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#145509 - 07/23/16 12:06 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: W Polidori]
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I don't know.....y'all callin me blind......and a nut...... lol
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#145511 - 07/23/16 12:49 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: voodoo]
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Originally Posted By: voodoo
I need someone out there whom can tell me about this SPRINGFIELD MOD. 1 I was told when I bought it that it was one of the"Larson's" and that the sheath is a MOSSER ......any info would be a great help Thanks VooDoo

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That is a peculiar knife to me. My guess is that it is a real Springfield but I have never seen one with an etching like that....just US ARMY. That's weird to me but....the handle is spot on....at least to me. I think, if it is a real Springfield it is a later production one. It looks like it never had a stamp or at most a very lightly stamped logo that has been worn away. Mitchell and Joe should be able to tell you for sure.
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#145519 - 07/23/16 02:17 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Ronnie]
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Thanks Ronnie that was a great help,anyone else that might be able to add too that would be useful VooDoo

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#145527 - 07/23/16 03:33 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: voodoo]
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I've handled a few Springfields, over the decades, and this sure looks like one to me. US ARMY was, possibly, a later addition to this blade. It is very well done and nothing crude, added in WWII theater. At least that's the appearance it gives me.
Hope this helps, Capt. Chris
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#145528 - 07/23/16 04:20 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Captain Chris Stanaback]
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any chance left-overs were marketed?
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#145529 - 07/23/16 04:29 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Lofty]
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Absolutely there was a chance. Bo was offered to buy back all of the remaining Larsen inventory, which he declined to do. Everything was then sold "outside" of anything to do with RMK, and those are the oddballs that we see popping up all of the time.
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#145549 - 07/23/16 11:15 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Tattoo Bill]
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That is what I thought when seeing it....no Randall mark, the very neat branch stencil acid etch (I assume), and would not be suprised if USMC or USN versions were out there....only other thought would have been lunchbox knife except the neat marketing symbol.
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#145554 - 07/24/16 07:33 AM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Tattoo Bill]
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Awesome knife- it's a real beauty! I just had to re-read the nice write up in Gaddis' book on page 46-47.
Great find!


Edited by str8shuutr45 (07/24/16 07:41 AM)
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#145588 - 07/24/16 07:26 PM Re: This Old Randall [Re: Tattoo Bill]
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I think there is a picture in Gaddis's book page 59 Cat.1
number 14 "fish" or"bar" knife


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