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Looking for a Randall knife for my younger daughter if anyone has one they’re looking to move.

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PM me your PH# I have 4 Randall's available I will text you some pic's

Jc.. not going to step on Tyler’s toes but I’d be interested in pics of what he passes on..

Me too, id like 3rd look at what you have available

Picked up a few Randall’s from John aka jc189 and the transaction went smooth, he definitely is stand up guy! Thanks again John!

Glad I could help you out. TylerG is also Good to go. Fast transaction.

Sorry guys Tyler bought all 4 Randalls

All good! Glad he got what he was looking for

I dont have any more Randalls, but I have a couple of very fine collectables I might be willing to part with.[img]http://[/img][Linked Image]

This Superb Vintage Custom Made Bowie Style Knife was created by Bladesmith Floyd E. Brown, of Miami, Florida. The Design, Balance and Workmanship are Fabulous! the hollow ground blade has a mirror polish and Gorgeous file work on the spine, tang is stamped with the "F. BROWN" Logo, the handle is Thick Gnarly Stag with a full guard & scalloped butt. The knife comes with its Original Tight Stitched Saddle Leather Sheath hand crafted by Patty Brown and has a fully functional keeper snap. Unused / Minty Condition. A find for the serious collector and simply one of the finest knives of its type from a Master.
Floyd E. Brown. Brown was a highly skilled maker who was active at a time when the industry was just getting going. Information on Brown is very difficult to come by. He started making knives in the late 1960's and as near as I've been able to determine he was active until sometime around 1980. It appears as though he was well-known among the custom knifemaker's circles. Well-known maker Bob Levine, a voting member of the Knifemaker's Guild and founder of the Alaska Knifemaker's Guild, list Floyd Brown and Gil Hibben as his teachers. I believe this knife was likely made in the 1970's. Brown was certainly an exceptionally talented maker and his work is extremely clean. He was an early member of the Knifemaker's Guild. 1986 was the last time he was listed in the directory, although I don't think he was active for a couple of years prior to that. His knives are very difficult to come by.

Harvey Otis McBurnette Engraved Lock Back Folder. Built by renowned knife builder Harvey Otis McBurnette , this is one fine folder! The engraving and file work is superb! This knife exemplifies perfect blade seating and function with excellent fit and finish. This is a very rare opportunity to own a classic from a great! The late Harvey McBurnette is considered to be one of the legendary knife makers. This is a piece of history. His knives are hard to find and valuable. A perfect addition to any collection.

Might be interested in Trades. Before you make a trade offer check out https://www.arizonacustomknives.com/knives-by-maker/mcburnette-harvey-otis/ Just to get an idea who Harvey Otis McBurnette is and approx. value of his knives.