Westinghouse Late-Era Ivory Paper (Oxblood Lines) 5" x 2 15/16" x 1/4"

Westinghouse Late-Era Ivory Paper (Oxblood Lines) 5" x 2 15/16" x 1/4"Straight from the legend Bob Dozier! Produced by Westinghouse between 1990 1992 before selling the trademark name Micarta to International Paper in 1995. Westinghouse late era Ivory paper with double Oxblood lines. Dimensions 5" x 2 15 16" x 1 4"

Can also be ripped for folder scales to double the amount of material

Gorgeous green color with the Rolex crown on the front and inside of the case

14 3/8” x 2” x

Westinghouse Ivorite bezel and buckle

Removed from original machines at an old paper mill built in the 1940s in Tennessee a handful of years ago by a friend of mine

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World War 2 German military Rag Micarta slab

Comes with extra/removed dial/hands/bezel insert

Patterning is exposed from the top and can be seen on the side of the piece shown in wavy lines

or full-tangs

or hidden-tang/wa handles

This stuff has the potential to patina very fast as it has in the past on certain pieces