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#41 - 09/28/05 01:12 PM Re: Welcome ***** [Re: Swordsman]
Rob_Schoening Offline
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Loc: Iowa.
Hello all!
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#42 - 09/28/05 01:39 PM Re: Welcome [Re: Swordsman]
meanoldman Offline
Just dropped in

Registered: 09/18/05
Posts: 4
Thanks for the site.

David
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#43 - 09/28/05 03:51 PM Re: Welcome [Re: meanoldman]
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...More good folks just keep coming in.
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#44 - 10/03/05 07:43 AM Re: Welcome [Re: Rhett Stidham]
bwknifefan Offline
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Registered: 09/15/05
Posts: 45
Loc: NE Florida
Rhett,
Just to add to add my $0.02, thanks for starting a forum for everyone who is hooked on Randall Made Knives. This type of forum can be very helpful for new fans who get bit by the Randall Bug.
I too was a little shocked when the owner of the other forum just took over as moderator, and dismissed all the knowledgable moderators.

thanks again-
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#45 - 10/22/05 06:49 PM Re: Welcome [Re: bwknifefan]
ARROW Offline
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Registered: 10/22/05
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Loc: Minnesota
Thanks for making a new home for us.

Bob Prahl
RKS#3870
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#46 - 11/02/05 09:07 PM Re: Welcome [Re: ARROW]
BrianE Offline
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Found my way here. Looks great.

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#47 - 12/16/05 12:15 AM Re: Welcome [Re: Rhett Stidham]
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Registered: 12/15/05
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First Timer here, just trying to help a friend.......
We need info on a Randall '12 6 ' "Bone handle" W/ case & sharpener. Trying to determine a starting price for possible EBay sale. If you can help me, Many thanks.
Apparently it's rather old and never used.

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#48 - 12/16/05 02:45 AM Re: Welcome [Re: klkatl]
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klkatl,
...It is not the starting price that is important it is the final bid price that is important. To get the highest bids you need really good photos and lots of them. You need a very accurate detailed description. Your description of bone handle and w/case and sharpener is inadequate and will create doubt in the bidder's minds and prevent them from bidding. You need to cover all the details about shipping and insurance and payment in the ebay listing. You need the listing to be by someone who has lots of positive feedback including at least some for selling items that are worth at least $100 and an overall feedback rating of 99% or higher. All of these things will give the potential bidders that warm fuzzy feeling that makes them not hesitate to bid what the knife is worth. If you could post some good detailed PICs of the knife in this forum (please start a new thread to do so) we can probably give you loads of information to help describe the knife in the Ebay listing. If you cannot post photos here you can email them to me and I will post them for you. And,...IMO you cannot go wrong with a starting price of $199.
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#49 - 12/16/05 06:58 AM Re: Welcome [Re: jclarksnakes]
Rhett Stidham Offline
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Registered: 05/19/05
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Loc: Virginia, USA
Jeff,

Great answer and right on.

Regards,

Rhett
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#50 - 12/17/05 02:01 AM Re: Welcome [Re: jclarksnakes]
klkatl Offline
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Registered: 12/15/05
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Jeff,
Thanks MUCH for the info. I am working on the pics. I may call on you again once I have them. Hope you won't mind?
I never dreampt there would be SO many differant 'Randall knives".!!!!!!!!!!
Another question, if you don't mind.???
Does the age of the knife add anything to the value, as far as a resale is concerned?
He tells me it's 'old'. Passed on to his Dad from his Grandfather, but there are no markings on it that we can find that would establish age.?
We realy appreciate you're expertise and knowledge!!
For what it's worth, you are helping MY Best Friend (who's dying of cancer), possibly scrape a few bucks together to pay for his much needed meds.
And though I know this is not the right forum.......
Given the world that we live in today, I want you to know that you have "helped" .
Thank you!
Kim

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