Eric,
That second photo of the Buck 106 is just like the one I have. I purchased it in '79.

I also purchased a Buck Model 116 "Caper". Funny,both of these items are no longer made.

Wayne

Here's some pictures of my factory refurbished Woodman's Pal, with new leather handle, and repainted. They wouldn't mess with the metal sheath, so my son in law sandblasted it and repainted it. The leather strap was still good. No one makes this metal sheath with belt clip anymore that I know of, so it is hard to find, but I really like it. Only thing is you must be diligent in oiling it down by the hook or it will rust.

Pap

Looks mint Pap, nice refurbished Pal.

I can’t say enough about Knives of Alaska hunters hatchet! It’s still in my pack, and nothing fancy, but one tough axe. I’ve used it for a bunch of deer and several elk. I broke a chunk out of the handle (not approved for rocks) my fault, but sent it back and a brand new one arrived the next week.
Just my 2 cents. Not expensive either

Jimmy Lile made these three:

Awesome trio Miles.

Very nice!
Weight?

The PAL Woodsman also came with a saw-teeth blade during the 1940's. I believe they were only for commercial sale. I have never seen a U.S. LC-14 with a saw-teeth blade. I like the SFG handle shape on these.

Wow, never have seen one with saw teeth.

Pap

Well if anyone would have one it would be Eric. Great find Eric.