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I know a pawnshop in Las Vegas that will offer her $20 for it…

interesting but can watch such a horrible video...drives my eyes nuts.

His plane was called 'Borrowed time' - cool name 👍

That bug would have been worth $50

She has no respect for it ! It's just $

Excellent video! Man he's young here!

Attention Americans: Russia defeated the Nazis. That is all.

A Number One with sheath and papers in pristine condition, known war use, confirmed providence the carrier was a famous ace pilot. Ya, that would go for more than $4k at the right auction.

The TV show "expert" wasn't that good, sadly. The name he called the knife, the Model 1, only came into use later. During WW2 the knife shown was called The Randall Military Fighter. I got lucky & found one in auction in Germany a couple of years ago that nobody realised what it was as the factory stamp was a bit light on the top line, so the only wording readable was the address. It's a real Randall, with my favourite 8" blade too. It's a DOOZEY. The first scabbard maker Bo Randall used was a Yorkshireman with my surname: and guess what line of work I'm in....!

Randall's are expensive knives even today.

2hy are you sticking tacks through the literature? Does that raise the value?

The catalog says 1988 so obviously not original to the purchase.

The how to kill a bug instruction manual was included with later production knives.

The great Texas songwriter Guy Clark, wrote a beautiful song about his father entitled, "The Randall Knife". Must be a heck of a knife;

Randall knives are overrated

I bought a model 14 back in 2005. 20 years goes fast.

I couldn’t afford a Randall. I settled for a clone from Blackjack. Same blade design as this one in the video. The handle is wood instead of stacked leather.

One Randall knife per household per year and you have to wait forever for it. I got mine over three years ago for $500.00 and it's only gotten more expensive since then. But, it's worth every dime

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My platoon ldr had a Randall his father bought him. I noticed he didn't carry it when we deployed. I asked him, he said he was afraid he might lose it. I Sir if you don't carry your Randall on airborne mission. When the phuck ARE you going to carry it?! After that, it was always on his pistol belt!

I’m sure it’s worth a LOT more now. Randall has a 6 year wait now. I start getting several I ordered 5 and 1/2 years ago next month. Wish I could hear her dad talk about his service.

Man... What a cool story! Love it! Skål!

Thats a lowball figure those knives are going for upward of 20k

You’re just as dead if you’re stabbed with a bayonet, as if you’re stabbed with an expensive knife…

I have been in Randall's showroom in Orlando in the early 80s, I was dropping off a knife my uncle owned to have some work done to it. Got to look around their showroom for a few minutes, too expensive for me as I was in my 20s then. I was born and raised in Orlando and never knew this place was there before that day.

She should never ever sell her father's knife, but keep it in the family for generations

Lost my Gerber not long after I came home. And yes...there are a LOT of replicas on the market. But none with a broken guard and a cats-tongue grip.......... just sayin......

I purchased a Randall no 1 7" with the soldiers name on it for our youngest son. I found the soldier who was living in NC. I called the sheriff in his county, explained that I wanted to return the soldier's knife, but I had to talk to him first to be sure it was the same guy. He called me within half an hour and described the knife to a t. At first he told me that he didn't want it back and then he texted me the next morning to let me know that he wanted it back so I sent it to him. He paid me for what I paid for the knife and he told me that someone stole it from him at a gun show some 40 years prior.

Dear god women please don’t sell that knife .

Awesome story, awesome lady

I thoroughly recommend Guy Clarke's "Randall knife" song... never fails to bring a slight tear to my eye!

I think I need a floor jack for my jaw after looking at the Randall Knives web page.

It's a copy of a standard sheffeild hunting knife, made from 1840 to about 1948. Lead butt, tapped and threaded on a full tang, leather and brass stacked handle, 5" to 8" flat ground blade, half swage, knurled spine. Excellent steel on ones actually made in sheffeild. The u.s. brand name knockoff, idk.

Mom 1, Bug 0.

“Holy bucket!”

we Montana boys are proud of our Ruana knives. handmade out of Studebaker truck springs. not sure thats true but the value of a Ruana hunting knife is in the hundreds of dollars. collectors will pay more

"My father had a Randall knife - my mother gave it to him " Guy Clark

Guy Clark wrote a song about one.

Randall has a five year waiting list these days

This knife was duplicated by SOG knives but it was a cheap terrible copy, blade okay but the rest of it was NOT okay. I made a video on my other channel. What i did do however was measure and sketch the design so i can make one ! Its called SOG "agency" like CIA agency and the legendary bullshit they peddle is that it was a CIA issued knife for the Cambodia or Laos military or CIA operatives. It seems now that the "SOG agency" its just a copy of an early Randall knife. But it is a beautiful design, nice lines to it.

Today, this Randall knive with the papers is worth USD 15.000,-

I have one just like it my dad bought in Florida and used it in sipan.

He also designed one for the astronauts that was able to cut through a space capsule.

I almost purchased a Randall knife in 1977. However, only one clerk was allowed to sell it and he was off sick that day. I never went back to that store for another 10 years until they had a going out of business sale.

Had my Randall stolen, my dad had it made in 1967 and it was a fortune back then. I believe Bo Randall, at the time just under $1,000 smackers!!!!!!!!!!

Someone sure butchered the video. Nice the audio file was still intact

The Randall knife is produced in a small plant in Orlando, FL by a small team of craftsmen. Each knife is made by hand. While Mr. Randall has passed away ,his legacy and craftsmanship lives on. The wait for a Randall knife is 1.5 to 2 years.

I purchased my model “14 attack” in 1980 while a paratrooper in the 82nd Abn Div. It has over 100 jumps with me and deployed with me on three occaisions. It is priceless and one of my sons will eventually get it.

You didn't kill a buck with it once. You might have gnutted one, but you didn't kill 1.

They still make them. I used to own 3. The waiting list is 5 tob7 years.