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Very cool replies guys.
Skip, a bible collection, wow that is cool. A 331 year old one, that is amazing.
Goldengrr, Cooking is always a good ol' standby. Nothing like creating a fine, delicious meal to sit down and savor the flavor.
Hey Ken, yeah I love those Randalls. I have a mint Model #14 Attack in the collection with the original sheath and wrap.
One of mine is a mint Model 2, Fighting Stiletto with original sheath and stone, circa 1965.
https://www.randallknives.com/catalog.php?action=modeldetail&id=29
The other is one of the original Model 18, Attack & Survival, 7 1/2 in blade. Back then there was a waterproof/watertight rubber butt cap on the hollow handle instead of the brass cap they have now. I have the original sheath, but this knife was well used for practical purposes while in Vietnam ...while it is not "mint" it is not damaged (hey..it's a Randall). The sheath is beat from water, heat, sweat, mildew, and a little blood ...and the knife has a great patina filled with memories.
https://www.randallknives.com/catalog.php?action=modeldetail&id=6