tried to clean it up a little...

Wow. Thanks Steve !!!
The old bike hasn't looked that good in years

(The picture dates back to about 1976. The bike was stolen by some low life not long after that in early 1978)

That's a nice bike. Bet you miss it just as much as I miss my '65 GTO that was stolen in '67--along with my Randall #18 Solingen crutch-tip that was inside!

I admit I wouldn't mind having it back, but I'm pretty sure I would miss a crutch-tip equipped GTO a whole lot more...

Anyway, the bike is still with us in a way. My wife has been wearing the proceeds from the insurance check on her left hand for 32 years now.

OK Crew:
Back from Bama...Here's the "TOP 3" vote getters. We need to choose "ONE"...but (there's that word again)...We probably need to discuss the merits (and de-merits) of each before we vote.
Also: For our RKS friends and members in foreign countries, like England, Irelend, Australia and Massachusetts, I will arrange for the top bevel to be "dulled" if the final build turns out to be a "TB" (top bevel sharpened) Randall knife.
Here's the "TOP 3":

1) Model #26-4"

2) Stanaback Special-4"

3) Small Gambler

Let's hear from ya'...Capt. Chris

I think the Small Gambler, being slim, would "ride" nice on a Rider!

I'm "gambling" on Tony's choice.

Yep, small Gambler.

Pap

Hey
A small Gambler would be great, you know I like the Gambler, I only have seven so far.

Peter

Hello,

i prefer also the "small gambler"

Best Regards from Germany

Ralf/RKS4011