There've been a couple of auctions in the past couple of days that have made me laugh out loud, much to the consternation of my co-workers. These jumped out at me and I know relatively nothing about RMK.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Randall-Orlando-Knif...1QQcmdZViewItem

Maybe never sharpened, but who uglied up the handle?

Can't find the other one but someone had something like "full fledged fighter" in their description but it looked a lot like a #6 carving knife to me.

Anyone else notice these? Am I wrong?

Here's the other one, Jerry. By none other than our buddy Showtime:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...A:IT&ih=011

Best,

As soon as I saw the one from showtime I thought boy this really doesn't look good. When I see his name I just go on by.I don't know a lot about RMK but I do know a littel.

I saw this one too. First thing that came to me was: WTF? Not sharpened or used! How'd it get so dark looking? The handle looks just plane weird, even to my untrained eyes. I saw the one offered by ShowTime too, he's very creative in his listings, aint he?
Dan Snyder RKS #5537.

I just love some of these descriptions.

Of All Things: A RAMBO KNIFE ??

http://cgi.ebay.com/RANDALL-MADE-KNIVES-...1QQcmdZViewItem

I've had some pretty tuff roast beef in my time, however I do not think I would have to call a carving knife a fighter...
:-Rocky

If you saw his last movie, you might change your mind!!
:-)R

I've been looking for a "Fighting Steak Knife" maybe he has one to go with the "Fighting Carver."

Mebbe 4 years ago an early 50's carver came up with a double hilt (No sheath). It went for pretty big money. It was cool looking with such a long blade, but in practice I think it would have bent double if used as intended (?). I wish I had saved a photo.

Best,

Ron