Randall Model 25

I'm having a hard time understanding how a knife can be worth over $700.
I don't mean to bash your posting or the product you're selling,
but maybe it would help if you told us what makes this knife so valuable?
Or is this the kind of knife that only a serious knife collector would want, and it's worth $750
simply because it's a Randall, it's handmade, and it's an upper-end variation of a fairly rare knife?

 

Hey, it cuts real good.
But soon as you use it or sharpen it... depreciation, big time.

A friend of mine is a knife connoisseur and considers especially valuable the hand made, perfect specimens.

 

Randall is the Rolex of knives. Each one is hand made, high quality, and I believe there is currently a 4-5 year wait list to order one from them directly.

If you're a hardcore collector I imagine this would tickle your fancy.

 

It was the first knife in space

 

I was going to say something negative, but that would be bashing, so I'm keeping my thoughts to myself.

P.S. If this particular knife has been to space, great, I'll pay a fistful of Ben Franklins for it.
But the fact that some other knife made by the same company went to space... means about as much to me as the fact that one astronaut took a roll of Mercury dimes up with him.

 

Here ya go:

 

Take the link you posted and place it

 

Wow... if that comes out of the "Christmas Decorations" box, I can't WAIT for the Halloween box!!!!

Seriously though, sweet looking whittler y'all got there.