Randall Knife Model 14 With 7 1/2 Inch Blade, Brown Micarta Handle
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:24497987 | Blade Color: Brown |
| Blade Length: Over 5in. | Brand: Randall |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: United States | Modified Item: No |
| Tang: Full |
Randall Model 14 Fighting Knife, stainless steel 7 1/2 inch blade with full tang. Knife is in great shape and still has the factory edge. The only issue with this knife is the scabbard which has seen some use, and has a few scuffs. The original owner stenciled his name on it. I tried taking it off and had no luck. Randall Knives are known the world over for impeccable quality and durability. This knife is so sharp it scares me. The only reason I'm selling is that it is literally ...too much knife for my needs and I want it to go to a good home. Please check out my other auctions for other strangeness. Thanks for looking.
Priced accordingly. FREE Shipping. Please let me know if you have any questions. the blade and overall design of this knife, was designed by the Remington Cutlery Company. It was sold by Remington as the Model 36. After PAL bought out the Remington Cutlery Company in January of 1941, before the outbreak of war with Japan on December 7, PAL continued production of the old Remington Model 36, but renamed it the RH-36. RH stood for Remington Hunter, and the 36 was the old Remington model number. From what I understand, PAL was up and producing the RH PAL 36 knife under their own name, sometime in March of 1941. Production of the knife continued for the "War Years", 1941-1945, and then ceased some time after the war, probably in the first few post-war years. Remaining old-stock and "parts knives" were sold by PAL up to about 1950, in very limited numbers.
Priced accordingly. FREE Shipping. Please let me know if you have any questions. the blade and overall design of this knife, was designed by the Remington Cutlery Company. It was sold by Remington as the Model 36. After PAL bought out the Remington Cutlery Company in January of 1941, before the outbreak of war with Japan on December 7, PAL continued production of the old Remington Model 36, but renamed it the RH-36. RH stood for Remington Hunter, and the 36 was the old Remington model number. From what I understand, PAL was up and producing the RH PAL 36 knife under their own name, sometime in March of 1941. Production of the knife continued for the "War Years", 1941-1945, and then ceased some time after the war, probably in the first few post-war years. Remaining old-stock and "parts knives" were sold by PAL up to about 1950, in very limited numbers.
