A Randall Model 13 Arkansas Toothpick from the 1950s with an 11.75-inch double-edged blade, brass guard, brass pommel and an ivory handle. It sits in its original early brown button sheath, and the gray sharpening stone is still with it.

Early Randall knives with an ivory handle and the early brown button sheath are the pieces a Texas knife collector hunts for, and the matching sharpening stone completes the set. Condition is good and solid for its age: there are scuffs on the blade and a crack in the ivory, both stated by the supplier and both to be expected on a knife this old. The 11.75-inch double edge marks it as the long Arkansas Toothpick pattern, and the brass guard and pommel are the fittings the model is known by.

Key features

• Randall Model 13 Arkansas Toothpick, circa 1950s
• 11.75-inch double-edged blade
• Brass guard and pommel, ivory handle
• Original early brown button sheath with gray stone
• Blade scuffs, crack in ivory; good solid condition

The knife ships to your door in Texas; no FFL or permit is needed.