I'm loaded up and headed "In The Wind" to the Hoover, Al. show, open to the public tomorrow & Sunday. Over 40 RMKs, in stock and selling this weekend! The show is held at the Hoover Met Sports Complex (The place Michael Jordon built) and it is a top-shelf facility!
Some other stuff (Bolt-action rifles and top-shelf scopes), etc. along with some other "customs" and production knives.
This "THEME" of this show is US involved wars, "prior" to the Gulf Wars. I will be setting up and small display of my VietNam RMK's, either from Randall or Customized by the Randall shop.
I sure hope to see some of ya'...Stay Sharp,
Capt. Chris

The Capt. Randalls in Vietnam display at the AGCA show at Hoover AL.

Dennis

Sorry, the photo didn't post

Dennis

Enjoyed briefly chatting with you Saturday Capt. Great show at Hoover, AL.
I appreciated the chance to pick up the early Ivorite Little Bear Bowie and the Model 5 plain Linen Micarta. That one is particularly interesting to me as it has the thinner blade (3/16") and what appears to be an etched logo and still has the six inch blade of a full Camp and Trail.
Looks good, feels, good - IS good! Thanks again.
alabamafats
RKS 1876
RKCC 620

one more time

Dennis

Capt. won first place for this display of Vietnam carried knives.
I'll let the Capt. describe the knives. Very nice display.
The show was a bit slow this fall. The crowed left early Saturday to watch the Alabama Game then was to depressed to come in on Sunday after Bama got beat.

Dennis

Way to go Cap!! What did u win? Free table rental, next show??

Nice Job, Capt!. I would have loved to have seen those pieces in person.

Congratulations Captain!

Left-to-right:
#15-No thong hole: 1968-69
#15-Thin lugs- Seperate "S": 1973
#1-6"-Brown button:late 60's
#15-Solingen SS-Flatground including handle: 1972 * Schulz carry
Camillus MkII-Rehandled by Pete in "Old Yeller" *Schulz carry
#2-8"- Re-handle recently: In country 1970-71
Fairburn-Sykes, sold by RMK and sheathed in black JRB-1969-70

I have more VietNam "ERA" but all of these served, in country.
Stay Sharp,
Capt. Chris