Overview
"The Model 1 by Randall Made Knives was made famous by Allied combat troops in World War II and has since been widely used in all theaters of war." This knife has been cut down and altered from its original form in 1966 in Vietnam, it has a shortened 6" blade and has been rehandled. It features a satin finished blade with a sharpened top edge, .218" blade stock and 1.215" blade depth, hidden tang construction. The blade tip was kept and the blade was shortened near the ricasso, removing the logo, you can see that the choil is cut into the blade grind as well as on the spine of the blade. The handle has its original brass guard and red/white/blue spacers, has a stag grip and a brass butt cap. The butt cap is loose and spins, the screw in the butt cannot be tightened. Includes a Model 1-6 Johnson Roughback brown leather sheath. The sheath is in poor condition, but is perfectly functional. Besides the obvious modifications, the knife has some scratches and patina, has been sharpened, the butt cap is loose, otherwise fair condition for a theater altered knife. Scribed into the blade it says "VIET-NAM 1966"




