Dead mint white tenite in a Moore sheath..... that truly could be one of a kind.....

But that is a lot of beer money......

I have around 40 Randalls. If I wait 30 years, I will be rich, (and 92). Someone offer me 1, 120, 000.$, and you can have them all....sight unseen. DB

Does that set a record for Randall prices???

It's the highest I have witnessed... but who knows?

Well it looks like rare Randall Made Knives are in the same league as original Scagel made knives! Last time I heard of a nice Scagel knife sell, it went for ~$25K. Early Moore Tenite #14, $28.2K! I wonder if the Randall shop will be buzzing come Monday morning? We all better hope and pray that big prices like this don’t bring negative attention to our beloved hobbie!?!?

Here is a better photo...I hope.

Paul Florio aka skweegee RKS#4715..."Hiding my collection from my wife for 25 years"

The condition is absolutely amazing. Never mind the price. Love the canteen snap on the keeper and the original leather cords. I am glad the seller was able to get what she got for it.

SkweegeeTM,

Thanks for the great photo. BrianE is "right on", WOW!!!

Regards,

Rhett

After I get my jaw up off the floor, I'll type this....whew...wow....eureka...amazing...

Only thing this might do is bring the counterfeiters out in droves...talk about making it worth your while to attempt to "mimic" a high-dollar collectible...

Since my "paid threshold" for a knife ain't in that range, I'm unworried about being scammed...but I'm willing to wager it won't be long before you eagle-eyed experts spot a fake. Hope not, but betting it'll happen...

I'm still breathing hard...

Good term...."Paid Threshold". I like that. Man, that's a sweet blade. Good picture. Even the screws are "yachted" DB