The Randall Made Knives Model Number Guide (Model 14 - 24)

Randall Made Knives, founded by Bo Randall in 1938, is renowned for its handcrafted knives. Each model has its unique history, design, and purpose. Below is a guide to models 14 - 24 and the years they were released.

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1954
Model 14 - Attack: This knife was designed to meet the demand for an almost indestructible all-purpose knife. It is especially suited for combat and survival purposes.

Model 15 - Airman: Designed especially for aircrew survival and combat purposes in cooperation with U.S. Marine Corps Equipment Board.

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1958
Model 16 - Diver's Knife: A robust knife designed for heavy-duty saltwater use.

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1960
Model 17 - Astro: Specially designed for the seven Mercury astronauts who carried them on America's first manned space flights. Astronaut Gordon Cooper did the final design and two of these historically valuable knives are on display in the Smithsonian Institution. It became available to the public in 1963.

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1963
Model 18 - Attack and Survival: A hollow-handled survival knife.

Model 19 - Bushmaster: Designed by a professional woodsman for all-around camp and big game hunting purposes. An excellent big game skinning knife.

Model 20 - Yukon Skinner: An adaptation of our Model #4 specially designed for big game purposes by Ward Gay, the famous Alaskan bush pilot.

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1966
Model 21 - Little Game: A smaller hunting knife for game preparation. Especially suited for caping and other delicate cutting duties.

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1971
Model 22 - Outdoorsman: A thinly-beveled blade for the professional outdoorsman.

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1972
Model 23 - Gamemaster: A variation of the Model #19, serving the same purposes. Developed because of popular demand for a knife with these characteristics.

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1978
Model 24 - Guardian: Specially designed in 1978 for use by police, undercover agents, and law enforcement personnel for self-protection and as a back-up weapon.

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