Knives of the week Model’s #1-#28

Posted by: JesseEgnew

Knives of the week Model’s #1-#28 - 04/17/08 10:39 AM

This program will be continually posted by Jess Egnew in the future. Thank you Kevin for the original idea and thank you Jesse for continuing same. Thanks also to Thomas Welch for his input to this project. --- Rhett Stidham

Here are the knives of the week so far. It has been great rereading through it all while putting this together and getting ready for my start with the Non-Catalog Models. I look forward to seeing and enjoying many more knife of the week threads!

Posted by: tomthbomb

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#28 - 04/17/08 02:15 PM

Jesse, Thanks for keeping this going! Here are the threads with clickable links.
RMK #1

RMK #2

RMK #3

RMK #4

RMK #5

RMK #6

RMK #7

RMK #8

RMK #9

RMK #10

RMK #11

RMK #12

RMK #12 part deux

#12-9 w/#14 grind

RMK #13

RMK #14

RMK #15

RMK #16

RMK #17

RMK #18

RMK #19

RMK #20

RMK #21

RMK #22

RMK #23

RMK #24

RMK #25

RMK #26

RMK #27

RMK #28

Combat Companion

Fireman Special

GTR Special

Gambler

Cattleman

Bowles Special

Buxton Fighter

Crider Special

Denmark Special

Clinton Special

Nordic Special

Sasquatch

Stanaback Special

A G Russell Special

Stoddard's Special

Randall Knife Society Club Knives

Sergeants Model

Model #4 - 6" F
Posted by: boardrider

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/17/08 05:45 PM

I don't know much about computers but this list of "knife of the weeks" is a really great reference tool. Could it be brought to the top or have a permanent place on the site so you could easily access this material? Just an thought. Thanks
Posted by: vklough46

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/17/08 05:59 PM

Great idea Griff.

Kevin
Posted by: vklough46

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/17/08 10:01 PM

Something might be in the works to make this permanent here on the forum.

Kevin
Posted by: jeepsandknives

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/18/08 09:41 PM

Tom,
This whole thread is great, and I can't tell everyone how happy I am with it. Really great info and pics. I like what you did giving all the models there own links in plain English. But I noticed tonight that when I click on the RMK #8 link I am getting model #7 info. Hope I didn't miss a post and am repeating old info.
Posted by: New2Randalls

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/18/08 10:04 PM

Joshua, no you are not doing anything wrong. I just tried to access the Model 8 thread too and got the Model 7 info. I also tried the model 13 and it repeats the model 12. I thought when we did the model 12 it was split between the smaller model 12's and then we did the 12-11 and 12-13's?
Dan Snyder RKS #5537
Posted by: vklough46

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/18/08 10:24 PM

Help may be on the way.


Thanks,

Kevin
Posted by: BoBlade

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/19/08 03:25 AM

Quote:

Help may be on the way.


Thanks,

Kevin




Try it now
Posted by: vklough46

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/19/08 06:20 AM

Ron,

Thank you very much.

Kevin
Posted by: New2Randalls

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/19/08 02:21 PM

Thanks Ron, up and running. I do have one question: I believe the Model 12 knife of the week was split, didn't we do a second Model 12 knife of the week for the Smithsonians ans Raymond Thorps? If so, is there away to get that one up too?
Thanks,
Dan Snyder RKS #5537
Posted by: BoBlade

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/19/08 02:59 PM

Hey Dan. You're really making me earn my moderator's keep

Take care.
Posted by: New2Randalls

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/19/08 04:39 PM

Ron, just making sure RKS gets its money worth out of you
Thanks,
Dan Snyder RKS #5537
Posted by: JesseEgnew

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 06/07/08 07:43 AM

Cattleman
http://www.knifetalkforums.com/showflat....=true#Post40151

Gambler

http://www.knifetalkforums.com/showflat....=true#Post39993

GTR Special

http://www.knifetalkforums.com/showflat....=true#Post39710

Fireman

http://www.knifetalkforums.com/showflat....=true#Post39350

Denmark Special

http://www.knifetalkforums.com/showflat....=true#Post39049

Combat Companion

http://www.knifetalkforums.com/showflat....=true#Post38717

#12-9 #14 grind

http://www.knifetalkforums.com/showflat....=true#Post38190
Posted by: Sufler

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 06/27/08 02:59 PM

Sorry but rival forums shouldn’t be posted or offered on this site. No matter how innocent the intent!
Thanks for understanding.

See Ya, Chief
Posted by: tomthbomb

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 06/27/08 03:07 PM

Please post your photos to the Knife Of The Week!
Posted by: Sufler

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 06/27/08 03:20 PM

Post deleted by Chief
Posted by: tomthbomb

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 06/27/08 04:11 PM

Please post your photos to the Knife Of The Week!
I am starting to repeat myself. Of course at my age I can do that. I can also hug all the girls with out making anyone jealous!
Posted by: lunde

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 10/19/08 10:29 PM

How about adding a link to the Glades Hunter thread?
Posted by: jojo75

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 03/04/09 12:53 PM

Thanks for all the cool knives. I hope you keep doing knives of the week so I can broaden my horizon concerning knives.
Posted by: Guido_Bitossi

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 03/05/09 10:22 AM

Huge THANKS to Kevin, Jess & TTB for the great job done!
It's very helpful to whom like to be update with this kind of ... madness
Best
Guido
Posted by: jeepsandknives

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 07/19/09 08:49 PM

Hi All,

I was just thinking a link for RKS club knives would be nice.

Josh
Posted by: Peter_Kaufman

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 01/13/10 04:06 PM

Is it possible to add a page for the new Randall #28 Woodsman?

Thanks

Peter
Posted by: lunde

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 09/09/10 11:11 PM

My understanding is that the "Knife Of The Week" idea was initiated on the old forum by Sheldon Wickersham. Regardless of how RKS forum members feel about him, it is appropriate to acknowledge this.

More importantly, with regard to the "Knife Of The Week" threads on this forum, we should think of them as a community effort. I personally find them to be an incredible resource. For example, when I get the "bug" for a particular Randall knife model, one of the first things I do is to explore these threads to see examples of the knife with various options. And, once I obtain one of these knives, I make an effort to contribute to this community effort by posting photos of my specimen, in the hopes that it benefits others on the forum.
Posted by: vklough46

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 09/10/10 06:36 AM

Ken,

Your understanding is incorrect. You should confer with your source. It was Ron Mathews not Sheldon Wickersham that had the thread on the other forum. I started The Knife Of The Week thread with Ron and Sheldon's blessing on this forum.

Let your head clear a little more next time and get your facts straight.

I have been told by sellers and collectors that they appreciate my efforts to make this thread preeminent as far as an educational tool for contemporary knife collecting. Just as Jim Parker's "This old Randall" for earlier models.

Kevin
Posted by: silverknife

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 09/10/10 06:56 AM

Quote:
This program was suggested and started by Kevin Lough. This program will be continually posted by Jess Egnew in the future. Thank you Kevin for the original idea and thank you Jesse for continuing same. Thanks also to Thomas Welch for his input to this project. --- Rhett Stidham



And it is indisputable that we all keep it going with photos and descriptions of the exquisite examples of American made craftsmanship which we admire, collect, use, give as gifts, treasure, and pass along as family heirlooms.

Posted by: lunde

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 09/10/10 08:42 AM

Thank you, Doug.

And, thank you, Kevin, for pointing out that Ron was also involved in this on the other forum, and no doubt others were involved, too. Thank you, too, for carrying this idea over to this forum.

My main point, though, was the second paragraph, and Doug's post reinforces the idea that it was intended to convey, specifically the "community" aspect of these and other forum threads:
Quote:
And it is indisputable that we all keep it going with photos and descriptions of the exquisite examples of American made craftsmanship which we admire, collect, use, give as gifts, treasure, and pass along as family heirlooms.
Posted by: Chief

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 09/19/10 03:59 PM


Kevin is a Brother & a Friend to me & since i can't respond in the "bad" lounge, were we now know what the limit is there! Another thing to point out is that most if not all the folks mentioned above who started this thread, here or else where, no longer post or are not allowed to post here at RKS anymore! Yep, be gone.

As the beginning of this & several other Good threads read: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 by Kevin Lough

maybe we should add the following.....Kevin was banned for life for being human. Guess the old saying of, "it's all in who you know", is true!

Be Careful Lunde........you've been starting a lot of good threads here too! Hate to see ya become a "second paragraph"!

See Ya, Chief
Posted by: Captain Chris Stanaback

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 12/07/10 04:29 PM

Peter,
Thanks for the phone call. I am not the computer geek around here, but the Model #28 link is showing now. Please take it for a test ride and let me know if it is satisfactory. I will get with Rick T. about the new 2011 "Non-catalog" models...to be continued...
Best, Capt. Chris
Posted by: Tanasie

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#28 - 02/17/12 03:29 PM

Today I'm adding my Model #8-4" to the knife of the week thread...it is Stainless Steel with the low 'S' blade stamp...brass hilt..great mellowed stag and a seven piece spacer stack.
Posted by: Leatherman

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#28 - 02/17/12 03:50 PM

Nice knife, looks quite new but the blade looks a little worn. has it seen alot of use?
Posted by: kalervo

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#28 - 02/27/12 03:38 PM

Beautiful low s knife
Posted by: Falcon Billy

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 07/06/16 05:54 PM

This is the best for seeing the knives.
Posted by: Chief

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/22/21 09:59 PM

What does the 4-6 fighter go under? No tab for it.
Posted by: Michael_Mason

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/23/21 08:55 AM

Originally Posted By: Chief
What does the 4-6 fighter go under? No tab for it.

Model 4 thread, that's the base model.
Posted by: Holzinger258

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/23/21 05:44 PM

Originally Posted By: Chief
What does the 4-6 fighter go under? No tab for it.

See "Non-Catalog Models" at 4-6 Fighter
Posted by: Chief

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/23/21 06:29 PM

Figured as they aren't ordered the same that maybe they should be separated. It's easy to look at it if you know the difference but might confuse others. Just curious.
Posted by: Michael_Mason

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/24/21 09:03 AM

I see that Cap has edited the index post (as of 4/23-21), but the link does not work..?
Posted by: Captain Chris Stanaback

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/24/21 10:31 AM

I tried...Rick T.? We need you!
Best, Capt. Chris
Posted by: tunefink

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/24/21 12:27 PM

It is now fixed.... Post away.
Posted by: Windsor

Re: Knives of the week Model’s #1-#27 - 04/24/21 04:58 PM

Originally Posted By: Chief
Figured as they aren't ordered the same that maybe they should be separated. It's easy to look at it if you know the difference but might confuse others. Just curious.


Like the 2-4", 4-4.5", and 5-4"? confused

I'm yanking your chain, I agree with you. smile whistle