Graham,
I understand. The one I ordered has AGM, with a compass. The stag is beautiful, and has proven to be very durable beyond a doubt. The 7's I have now are all stag, and I like them very much, but just wanted a micarta user because it's so easy to clean and take care of... and I like it in yellow! But I was so excited when I wrote the order that I forgot to add the #6 grind. Oh well, in any config., it is still a great knife IMO!
~dale

HAVE A PEACEFUL THANKSGIVING DAY AMONG ALL YOUR BELOVED.



Best
Guido

Guido,
Just when I thought I had seen all of your beautiful Randall examples, you go and throw an exceptional one at me. That's very nice... I love scrim!
~dale

Here is a #7 with #6 grind. It features the old Westinghouse micarta and some unusual spacers. Can anyone help estimate an age for this one?

Here is my son's Model 7 and a Model 5 that I picked up around the same time.

Here is a early 50's pinned model 7. One of the best user models in the randall line! IMO.

Tom,
I'd guess between the late 70's and early 80's. I certainly could be off, but not by much.
Best, Capt. Chris

Here's a 7-4 1/2" I forgot to add to this thread. I just took these pics recently and made me think of it.
~dale





-walnut
-SS
-N/S
-butt cap w/ exposed nut
-wrist thong
-alum/black spacers

Here is a vintage model 7-5" seperate S, ebony handle, 7-spacer w/brass escutcheon plate. JRB sheath w/combo stone. MFG 1964.

VERY NICE, BURNIE!
A "classy, classic" Randall.
Tony