Registered: 04/11/08
Posts: 322
Loc: KENTUCKY, USA
ebay item # 270457069464 is a very nice looking Randall that seems to be newer than the sheath. The stone is from a real early era. My Quick Reference Guide says White Washita is from around 1946 to '54. The auction looks like it will go pretty high, but something just doesn't look right. What do you think?
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William L Jacobs III
RKS #3569
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Registered: 01/12/06
Posts: 685
Loc: Malibu CA, USA
Thanks for bringing up this knife, as it is my listing. It would seem that I mixed up at least two #1 8" knives and sheaths. As near as I can tell I was listing the wrong sheath and stone with the knife. I have cancelled the listing and will try and sort out which knives go with which sheaths. I will post pictures of some of the knives and hopefully can get this sorted out. I think this is one of the problems with storing knives and sheaths separatly.
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G Snyder RKS #63 RKCC
"REMEMBER, YOU CAN NEVER GO WRONG BY COLLECTING OR OWNING THE BEST"
Griff, if only "Showtime" cared one/one thousandth as much as you about being accurate, a lot of people wouldn't be walking around with questionable knives on their hips.
I too store my knives separately from the sheaths. So that I (or my executor ) can keep them straight, I put an inventory tag with a number on the case with the knife and attach another inventory tag with the same number to the sheath. The inventory tag on the knife also helps to find the one I am looking for instead of having to open every case since I keep a list of which knives have what numbers.
Regards, Doug
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Doug a/k/a/ Silverknife RKS#1835 silverknife1@aol.com NRA Life Member
I like to keep them together.... but I don't allow the sheath to touch the knife. I put the sheath in a white nylon walmart sock then both the knife and the sheath in a zipperes case. It keeps the sheathes looking good and they are always with the right knife when I pull them out.
You can buy the socke for like $3 for 5 pairs or something.... Just my .02
Registered: 04/11/08
Posts: 322
Loc: KENTUCKY, USA
Griff, a big roger on what Dubie said. I didn't know this was your listing but it is comforting to know that honest, RKS folks are out there in ebay land! Thanks, Bill J. P.S. Now I know who you are on the bay.
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William L Jacobs III
RKS #3569
NKCA NRA Life
KNIFE WORLD
Student Limbaugh Institute
A.C.S.
Looks like you're getting off of some great knives!! How's little Dume treating you these days? We haven't had a real swell here in over 3 mos! Bart RKS#132
I give each Randall a S/N tag and I place an information tag that describes the RMK in the stone pocket of the sheath, if it has one. I have recently gone back and added the same S/N tag to the sheaths. I have also separated the black sheaths from the brown sheaths.
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Jim Salake RKS #4419 NRA Life Member