One of the banner advertisers here at knifetalk forums has a few model two Randalls for sale with oddball sheathes.
They are a clamshell or pancake style with a brass belt clip. Take a look at Miles Welze' vintage RMKS, neat looking sheathes. What can the experts here tell me about them? (I got no dog in the fight)

Wally, I have had a few of those. I believe they were mostly 70's sheaths for 2-4 and 2-5's. The could work on a 24 as well. They would be good for boot or IWB carry.

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Thanks Mitchell. They look too good to pass up, even in my limited experience, they haven't been common to me. The Capn' bought something similar at BLADE last year, with ( I believe ) an unusual model 15 in it. Got any pics, Capn?

I haven't seen sheaths exactly like those. However, on a visit to the Randall Shop (in the late 1970's, maybe?) I saw this cute little Model 2-4" in the case. When I bought it, they brought out the sheath, a boot knife sheath with a brass boot clip (or belt clip?). I kind of like the leather flaps on the sheaths Miles shows--they would protect the knife's handle, and maybe your leg, when the sheath is clipped onto a boot.

I picked this one up a few years ago...... the blade has been blued. It's an 80's knife bases on the gray-ish center spacer.

It's the only model one I have seen with this sort of sheath.

The snap is made onto the brass clip? Wow !

Here is a similar 2-4 to Steve's, but with the snap on the clip as well.

Here's a view of one with the snap open.
-Buckspen

Same knife/sheath combo! Great photos and info, that's what makes it a great forum. Thanks!

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