Randall Shaw-Leibowitz Special "LS" Green Micarta 6" Carbon Steel NS Non-etched SFG Teardrop.

Sherrill Shaw and Leonard Leibowitz were a talented husband and wife team that produced many collectable knives in the 1970's and early 1980’s.

Shaw-Leibowitz stopped production at 125 to 150 knives since this is what was ordered at the time.

A total of 300 blades for these knives were made. Gaddis’s book states 125 knives were finished with the Shaw-Leibowitz etching. An article in 1990 RKS newsletter in which it stated 144 knives were made with the Shaw-Leibowitz etching. Randall dealer, Jack Crider, was able to get the other blades and had them made up in many different handles, but these knives were not etched.

Tom Flynn

Here's a 2-9 Old Yeller thought to be a Tommy Bish Kit Knife with Eddie Layton scrim from the Green Catalog with WD Randall etched blade.

Tom Flynn

Here's a bunch.

Tom F and Tom G great photos, thank you.

My Model 5-4 with black Micarta:



My Model 15 with green Micarta:

Mick Olson,

You were my inspiration to have this built. Basically similar to yours except border patrol handle and sawteeth—no teeth instead.

Buck,

That’s a beauty!

Love Mick's outdoors photos. Here's one of mine. This 23 is my go to user stuck in a 100+ year old cypress tree knee.

here is a two tone handle and a non-shop green

OD green G-10. I've made a good many, over the years, and Yes: Non-shop supplied. Nice pics, thanks.
Capt. Chris