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Historic Lot of Dan Dennehy Knives and Bo Randall Made Knife Made for Dan Dennehy

by Dennehy, Dan

SKU 1150448

Date Added 08/07/2026

# Available 1

Price $27,500.00

Overview

This lot of knives is a Historical Collection of Dan Dennehy knives and personal knife made by Bo Randall for him with his name on it. The knives are as follows:

This early dagger by Dan Dennehy features a double edged satin finished blade made from an old file, .141" blade stock and .943" blade depth, hidden tang construction. The handle has a brass guard and butt, stacked canvas micarta and brass spacer grip. Comes with a green fiberglass U.S.M8 Scabbard by B.M. Co, it fits perfectly, I have to think the knife was made to fit it. Has some pitting and patina, has a gap between one of the micarta and brass spacers, otherwise good condition for its age. 6.625" blade and 11.5" overall.

This knife comes with quite a bit of documentation. 

First is a letter written to Dan Dennehy that included pictures of this knife. The letter basically states that this knife was purchased from an antique store. And that he thought that it looks like a knife Dan Dennehy had made. He states if he could please verify if he made it, and to make a few notes on the back of the pictures. Also talks about a time meeting Dan at the Blade Show in Atlanta. Included is a business card he got from Dan at the Blade Show in Atlanta signed by Dan Dennehy and dated 5/25/95. 

Second is an envelope post marked 10 October 1997, which contains the pictures that were returned from Dan Dennehy. The note is dated 10/15/97. It says "Yes, this looks exactly like the knives I was making from files when i was in Saipan (1934/44). The handle is typical of the style I used at that time, your right, it was brass spacers between micarta blocks. Yours sincerely, Dan Dennehy"

Third is a letter from John D Dennehy dated June 20, 2025. This letter basically states that he remembers when when Dan got the pictures and wrote the note on the back of the photo, further verifying the story and the knives Provenance. 

All of this documentation and pictures are included with this knife.

Model 1-8 Fighter w/ Brown Button Sheath - Bo Randall made for Dan Dennehy 1964

"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 features a satin finished blade with a sharpened top edge, .222" blade stock and 1.171" blade depth, hidden tang construction. The handle has a brass guard and duralumin butt, stacked leather grip with red/white/blue spacers. Includes original brown button brown leather sheath. Has some scratches, has been sharpened, otherwise good condition for its age. Has "DAN DENNEHY" on the blade. 8" blade 13" overall.

This knife comes with a signed letter from John D Dennehy dated June 20, 2025. It states that the knife was made by Bo Randall as a gift to Dan Dennehy after his original model 1 was stolen. It also talks about their personal relationship and that Dan introduced Bo Randall to Micarta!

Mountain Man Throwing Knife

This Mountain Man throwing knife by Dan Dennehy features a satin finished unsharpened edges, .184" blade stock and 1.881" blade depth, full tang construction with leather scales and copper rivets. This knife has a few light scratches, otherwise excellent condition. 10" blade and 15.5" overall.

Set of 3 Throwing Knives

This set of three throwing knives by Dan Dennehy feature a satin finished unsharpened blades, .185" blade stock and 1.385" blade depth, full tang construction with red/orange composite scales and aluminum pins. The knives have been used, has some scratches and patina, a couple of Dings, otherwise good condition for their age! Comes with a brown leather sheath that they all fit into. 8.25" blades and 12.875" overall.

 

Product Details

Blade Length 6.625

Overall Length 11.5

Weight (oz) 67.1

Source Previously owned

Additional Specs

Knife Type Hidden Tang, Has Sheath

Blade Material File

Blade Details Dagger

Handle Material Metallic, Micarta

Other Details Tactical

About the Maker

Dennehy, Dan

Dan Dennehy made his first knife in 1941 and started making them for fellow Sailors and for Marines fighting in the South Pacific. One of his achievements in the late 1960s was donating, to the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, first Bowie knife on display at the Alamo in San Antonio, where it still is located in the gift shop museum. Dennehy championed the use of Micarta, a prefabricated material that many knifemakers still use today for their handles. He helped to spread the popularity of the material by telling his friend and foremost knifemaker of the time, Bo Randall, about it - and it caught on quickly throughout the industry. For that and other achievements, he was inducted into the Cutlery Hall of Fame in 2007. In 1970, he was one of the 11 founders of the Knifemakers' Guild, along with prominent knifemakers and friends, Bob Loveless and A.G. Russell. Among the many owners of Dennehy knives were John Wayne, Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood, Carlos Hathcock, Barry Goldwater, G. Gordon Liddy, musician Steve Miller and many other celebrities. His knives, adorned with the Dan-D shamrock logo, have been used by U.S. military members in every war since World War II. Dennehy was proud that his knives were used by many elite forces including the Navy SEALS, Marine Force Recon and the Army’s Special Forces. Dan passed away in 2011.