All natural handle materials are subject to checking and/or cracking under extremes of temperature and humidity. As such natural materials are not guaranteed.
All the African Elephant ivory from which these Randall Made knife handles were crafted pre-dates the ivory ban of 1989. Additionally these knives, handled with pre-ban African Elephant ivory, qualify for the de minimis exemption of the current USFWS ivory restrictions and may be traded in interstate commerce.
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Bowles LTD
$3750.00
During a forging run of my Bowles Skinner, a group of my Skinner blades, which have always carried the small Randall trademark stamp, were inadvertently stamped with the large Randall trademark stamp. A total of forty-five blades were stamped with this large trademark stamp before the mistake was discovered. I received authorization to release these unique, mis-stamped knives in their own numbered limited edition. Like a mis-stamped coin, these are the only examples of my Randall dealer specials to carry the large trademark stamp. Since there are an odd number of these rare "mistakes", I chose to have the last one etched "Bowles LTD. The Last One".
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12-8 NARWHAL
$6500.00
This stunning Randall Big Bear Bowie features a stainless steel blade (etched "Narwhal #1" on the reverse), a forward curved nickel silver hilt and a nickel silver collar and butt cap. The rare Narwhal ivory handle was masterfully scrimshawed by Gary Williams (Garbo). The hardware was artfully engraved by master engraver Jere Davidson. The custom Sullivan's sheath features a lion hide overlay with a rare tiger's claw attached.
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Model 12-8" Scrimshaw
$3500.00
This Bowie features a stainless steel blade, forward curved nickel silver hilt, aluminum & black spacers and a gorgeous fossil walrus ivory handle embellished with a masterful color tiger scrimshaw scene by Gary Williams
Furnished with a black Model "A" style sheath.
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Randall GTR with Leschorn Engraving
$2250
Randall GTR with Leschorn Engraving
This is an early example of Gary Randall's non-cataloged dealer special. This "GTR" features a stainless blade, thumb notches and a single finger grip handle crafted from old growth Brazilian Rosewood. The hilt is .999 pure silver and was engraved and signed by the legendary Tom Leschorn who passed away in 1992. Tom Leschorn's engraving is iconic in the Randall community. It is easily recognizable due in part to Tom's strong execution and deep relief. Because of this Tom referred to his later work as "carving" rather than engraving. Today Tom's work is much sought after but rarely offered for sale as the majority of his art resides in private collections.
$2,250.00 SOLD
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Randall Shaw-Leibowitz #70/300
$1550.00
This special forging represents Randall Made Knives very first limited edition. A collaboration in 1978 between Randall knives and artists Sherrill Shaw and Leonard Leibowitz was to produce 300 knives with an acid etched scene commemorating the Lewis & Clark expedition 1803. Ultimately only 125 of the blades were etched with Lewis and Clark and serial numbered. Some of them carried scenes plated with gold and copper, the remaining blades, like #70/300 offered here, were traditionally etched.
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12-6" Leschorn Bowie
$6500.00
This "Little Bear" Bowie features a 6" stainless steel blade with a separate "S", Nickel silver squared top single hilt, special fiber spacers, Brazilian Rosewood handle and pinned aluminum butt cap.
This is a very early example of a "blade only" build by the legionary Tom Leschorn. Tom was the only person who could get a finished blade from the Randall shop. The pinned butt cap is one of Tom's trademarks.
The Rosewood handle is completely carved, in deep relief, with Tom's iconic oak leaf and acorn motif. Each side of the handle carries an oval ivory disk inlaid and relief carved with a figures of a Bighorn Sheep on the front and a leaping deer on the reverse. The oak leaf and acorn motif is carried to the engraving on the hilt and butt cap.
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Lion 12-11
$5500.00
This massive Bowie features an 11" tool steel blade forged from 3/8" stock, nickel silver forward curved hilt and aluminum/black spacers. The striking custom fossil walrus ivory handle exhibits a good deal of the highly desirable blue color and finishes with a nickel silver butt cap. The hardware has been expertly engraved and gold inlayed by Ron Skaggs with a Lion theme. A silver lion head has been high relief carved in silver on the end of butt cap. Furnished with a Model "A" style black leather sheath.
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@Model #26 .999 Silver, Ivory and Scrimshaw
$3495.00
This "Pathfinder" features a 4" stainless blade, .999 pure silver hilt, a model #25 style handle with sterling silver spacers and a .999 pure silver butt cap. I've scrimshawed an Australian scene on the Elephant ivory center section. This one-off piece features an Australian Frilled Lizard with the Northern Territories famous monolith Uluru, or Ayers Rock in the background
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@Model #8-4
$2895.00
This "Trout and Bird" was crafted in the 1980s and features a nickel silver single hilt, Randall's iconic red, white and blue spacers, a duralumin butt cap with thong hole and the classic, though long discontinued, exposed nut. I scrimshawed the color Wood Duck scene in 2005 and assigned it serial number #1037.
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Miniature Model #3 (First Run) 1970
$1895
This is an extremely rare Randall first run miniature. Though not marked with an "S", all Randall miniatures are crafted in stainless steel. The handle material is early maroon micarta. This also includes the original Randall cover sheath and an authentication certificate from the late Perry Miller, Randall's authorized historian.
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Randall 50th. Anniversary #96 AND #305
$$4995.00
In 1988 Randall released it's very first serial numbered limited edition to commemorate fifty years of legendary knife making. Only three hundred of these fabled Randall 50th. Anniversary Commemorative knives were made. Crafted 30 years ago these knives instantly became the preeminent Randall knife collectable. This offering is unique being the only 50th. Anniversary Commemorative to carry TWO serial numbers #96 AND #305. The story is explained in Perry Miller's authentication document.
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Bowles LTD
During a forging run of my Bowles Skinner, a group of my Skinner blades, which have always carried the small Randall trademark stamp, were inadvertently stamped with the large Randall trademark stamp. A total of forty-five blades were stamp... Read More
$3750.00
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Randall GTR with Leschorn Engraving
Randall GTR with Leschorn Engraving
This is an early example of Gary Randall's non-cataloged dealer special. This "GTR" features a stainless blade, thumb notches and a single finger grip... Read More
$2250
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Miniature Model #3 (First Run) 1970
This is an extremely rare Randall first run miniature. Though not marked with an "S", all Randall miniatures are crafted in stainless steel. The handle material is early maroon micarta. This also includes the original Randall cover sheath a... Read More
$1895
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