A.G. Russell Knives

This little skinner which Randall calls the Little Game, Model 21, is one of the most popular of Randall's many models. It is a practical and useful size, and in the hands of an expert, is very suitable for both large and small game. The 3-5/16" blade is forged from 3/16" stock. The overall length is 7-5/16".

This is a professional game knife. With its skinning curve and the sharply pointed tip, it can do every job needed in a deer camp. The back of the blade is notched to grip the thumb. 3-1/2" blade of O1 high carbon tool steel, 3/4" wide of 3/16" stock. 4 to 4-1/2" genuine India stag handle,brass hilt. Weighs 3.5 to 4.5 oz and includes a fine leather sheath with stone.

Designed for heavy duty saltwater use, the Model 16 Dive knife has a 7" double edged stainless blade with a Black Micarta finger grip handle. Measures 11-1/2" from tip to butt and weights 14.0 oz. Includes a wax impregnated leather sheath. Handmade in the U.S.A.

This is a serious knife with a 7" blade of 1/4" stainless steel. Measures 11-1/2" tip to butt and weighs 14.0 oz. Includes a fine leather model A sheath with stone pouch on the front. No one includes a higher quality sheath with their knives than Randall.

No two Randall Made knives are exactly alike, for no jigs or patterns are used in their final construction. Large scale commercial production with this kind of attention to detail is not feasible and that's why knives of this unique quality are not widely available.

In the 1950s, Bo Randall designed the Model 14 Attack for the troops in Korea. A knife designed for combat and survival, this knife has become one of their most popular models. This is only the second time this Randall model has been in an A. G. Russell Catalog and never before with Green Micarta. As much as I like the Model 1, I have to tell you, if I were young and headed for Iraq or Afghanistan, I would much rather have the Model 14 on my belt.

From the same people who brought you the Randall Knife Timelines, Randall Knives A Reference Book is full of information every collector of Randall Knives needs to know. Cover's the basics like the Company's history and knife models as well as rare and obscure variations. This is not a price guide, but a reference book to help you age the Randall's you currently own, or ones that you are considering owning.

Pete Hamilton is recognized in the knife world as "The Randall Man." He was the shop foreman for Randall from 1970 until his retirement in 2000. This book chronicles in color photographs the making of a Randall knife.

This is a small game knife and in the hands of an expert, an outstanding big game knife. The 4-1/8" blade is 3/16" thick. The top of the blade is sharpened.

I believe the Model 3 to be the very first model "Bo" Randall made. It would be hard to recognize today's clean-cut Model 3 as the same knife produced in 1937.

The model features a 7-1/2" bowie style fighting blade with black Micarta® handle and brass double guard. Measures 12" from tip of blade to butt and weighs 14 oz. Includes a model A leather sheath with pocket and stone.

5-1/4" drop point hunter blade of 1/4" stock. 4 3/8" to 4 1/2" leather and genuine India Stag handle, brass hilt, butt and spacers. Weighs 10 oz.

Top cutting edge is sharpened. Genuine India Stag handle and brass hilt. 6" blade of 1/4" O-1 high-carbon tool steel (non-stainless).

The Model 1 All Purpose fighting Knife is one of the most popular Randall knives. The standard model has a 7" blade of 1/4" 440B stainless at 56-57 Rc. and a black linen Micarta® handle, double nickel silver hilt, a red, white and blue fiber spacer arrangement and a duralumin butt cap. Measures 11-3/4" tip to butt and weighs 10.4 oz.

This is a smaller version of the original Randall, styled after a knife by Bill Scagel. 4-1/2" blade of 3/16" non-stainless (O-1) tool steel. This size and shape are popular with knowledgeable outdoorsmen all over the World. Has brass hilt and butt cap and a handle of genuine India Stag. Weighs 4-5 oz. Brown leather sheath. (Will be delivered with wrist thong.)