Welcome aboard RJ. Good looking knife you have there.

Thanks for all the replies. I know even less about computers and picture posting. The next picture may be better. I'm due a 12-9 Sportsman BSP BM CBB WT from Randall this July. Ordered it in 9/2006 and looking forward to comparing the 2 grinds, construction and craftsmanship. Lifes good---------RJ

Here are some that I am getting ready to ship to Greg for custom sheaths. After I took these shots I realized that I had already had a sheath for the 12-9. It was Elephant, so I an going to send a Sasquatch in its place.

This thread has gotten off track on a few occasions relative to its original intent as reflected in the past couple of posts. Generally no knives newer than the mid-70's fall within the parameters of the subject matter at hand. Tunefink had the last post in that spirit.

Other knives although nice, should be posted in either the general forum or under model of the week threads.

I am guilty. I did not realize that I posted on that thread until it was to late. Mod's can feel free to move it.

After 3 years I never thought a thread can go askew--LOL---RJ

Gosh, I really love old knives and these vintage Randall's are awesome. I'll be paying more attention to this thread in the future for updates. Thanks for a really great thread.

Sorry for the shameless plug, however...I just with the help of my daughter started a web site with quite a few "old" Randalls on it. Capt. or Rick, how could I become a "banner" member? Thanks!

Hello,
I am selling my knife collection of 30years, nearly all military production knives of little interest to this forum. But I did buy in the late 70's early 80's two Custom knives, one a Randall.
I know it is a model 2, 7" blade, Yellow Micarta hilt. I don't have a real idea of it's value, so if anyone could give me an idea I will have something to work on.
It has been wrapped up for all this time, only took it out a half dozen times to look at it, because I think it is beautiful.
Then again I think all my knives are beauties!
Anyway, here it is.
Thanks.

Early 1950's (1953 is what the customer said) Model #4-5". Prior to 1954 at least, per the "note" I received from the previous owner...Regardless: Pinned stag, grey stone, brown button Heiser...In other words, A nice knife!
Enjoy, Capt. Chris
PS: I hope more of you folks post some pics of your "oldies but goodies"...CCS