Hand guns must travel via Air, whilst long guns and other items can go via Ground. Any purchases made in the state of Kentucky incur a 6% sales tax.
Add 3% to the total cost for such purchases. This discount is not valid for credit card purchases. Sale prices reflect a 3% cash/money order discount.On firearms, we typically only accept credit cards or money orders/cashier's checks. It has its Johnson smooth-back rivited sheath and the correct grey stone.Īll items are also available for sale in our brick & mortar store and are subject to prior sale. It has a crutch-tip handle that has been wrapped in leather and appears to be of the period. This is a vintage, Vietnam War-era piece that looks to have been there. This is a nice, original, mid-1960's Randall Model 18 "Attack Survival" knife. THANK YOU!!! – Jesse, oldpocketknives.Vietnam-Era Randall Model 18 Attack Survival Knife (Grey/Gray Stone) I appreciate any traffic from these links as I earn a commission when an item is purchased, at no extra cost to you. Check out the Bob Loveless knives page as well.Ĭheck out these vintage Randall Made Knives that are currently available on eBay. Some of the most popular knives include the Model 3 – Hunter, Model 2 – Fighting Stiletto, Model 8 – Trout and Bird knife, Model 12 – Sportsman Bowie, Model 14 – Attack and Model 16 – Diver. Randall became one of the most influential knife makers of the 20th century, aspiring to make “knives that were simple in design but very functional.” The surviving specimens of this early era are truly works of art and are highly sought after by collectors. Randall was inspired to try knife making on his own! This challenge turned into a hobby which by WWII turned into a very productive business in Orlando, Florida. This extraordinarily durable knife that held up to this abuse was a Scagel and the man could not be influenced to sell or trade for it. “Bo” Randall saw a man using a knife to scrape the paint from a boat on the shores of Walloon Lake in Michigan. The story of Randall Knives is one you may have heard before. Bo Randall w/ his knives, courtesy of Worthpoint.
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