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Randall Model 2 • Fighting Stiletto • 8" ________________________________________________________ The trouble with trouble is; it always starts out as fun. | ||
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you got it for 20? | |||
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A Randall for $20??? You stole that ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Live today as if it may be your last and learn today as if you will live forever | |||
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The handle looks ivory. I like it. Unhappy ammo seeker | |||
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Arkansas tooth pick $475. Excellent pick up. | |||
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Randall Model 18 • Attack Survival • 7.5" ________________________________________________________ The trouble with trouble is; it always starts out as fun. | |||
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The "$20" value of the Randalls might be what the $20 coin in the photo(s) is worth today. This message has been edited. Last edited by: Z06, ________________________________________________________ The trouble with trouble is; it always starts out as fun. | |||
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That 1906-S gold double eagle is worth about $2,000. The Randalls, while nice knives, are not. (Even both of them put together would only be around half that.) | |||
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Both the Randalls and the gold coin are borrowed for some photo shoots. I don't spend that kind of $$ for stuff that I won't use. They make good models though. ________________________________________________________ The trouble with trouble is; it always starts out as fun. | |||
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Randall Model 12 13” blade Thorpe Bowie - tool steel ________________________________________________________ The trouble with trouble is; it always starts out as fun. | |||
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I never saw one for $20, but I did see one for $40 at a flea market in North Carolina around 1986. I don't remember which model exactly, but it was about a five-inch blade hunter. I already had a Model 11 Alaskan Skinner that I think I paid $60 for in about 1970, and this wasn't a model I particularly liked, but it was a Randall. It seemed kind of expensive to me at the time (I was strapped for cash), so I took a hard pass on it. Thought better of my decision a little later, and went looking for it the next week from that dealer. Of course it was gone. One of the biggest shopping/buying regrets of my life. Oh, well. But I still have my Model 11. It's a treasure to me even though I never use it (not that I wouldn't, but I have plenty of other knives and don't really need to use it). I just love owning it. | |||
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