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Randall Knife, 50th Anniversary Limited Edition, #269
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's a nice one for your collection!
For sale is a 50th Anniversary Commemorative knife from Randall Made Knives. These knives were made especially to celebrate the 50th year anniversary of Bo Randall's entry into the cutlery business. Only 300 of these knives were made, and they are highly sought by Randall collectors. As shown by the etching above the trademark, this knife is number 269 of the 300 made. Bo Randall's signature and the dates 1938-1988 are etched on the blade. The knife has a 7 1/4 inch blade with a beautiful upswept grind. The blade is stainless steel, but is not stamped with an "S"--all but a few dozen of the 50th Anniversary Commemoratives were marked in this way. This blade shape became the basis for the extremely popular model 27 Trailblazer. Brass single hilt. T is a nice patina on the hilt, which I have not polished. The handle is made in the style of Bo Randall's first knives, with a stag centerpiece, a great combination of metal, leather, and fiber spacers, and a pinned crown stag butt. The knife comes with its original Johnson Roughback sheath. The knife is unused, with the original edge and finish. The sheath is uncarried, with a very light hilt mark at the throat and some minor scuffs from storage. A great package, and no Randall collection is complete without one! Will accept payment by PayPal, MO, or check. Personal checks must clear before knife is shipped. Will ship by USPS Express Mail for $40, which includes insurance.Must be 18 years of age to bid. 
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