Example enclosed Pappy!
Stay Sharp,
Capt. Chris

Just in case the Captain's wasn't enough :

Mike
Or at least a 5-5" with the Model 5 grind blade and small ST. It could be called version 2.0

On the Captain's Bearcamp...

I see what appears to be tight stitching...

And mixed snaps?

Larry

I like pappy and mikes picks.

Good eye Larry.
Mid 90's saw a brief (depending on model popularity) transition from baby dots to the pewter (logo) snaps. During such times quite a few sheaths, already in house, still had baby dots. Of course, after the transition, those sheaths, when actually "final-snapped", would be...as you see by my example, "dual-snap-featured".
Hope this helps,
Capt. Chris
PS: This is an early "Sullivans Holster Shop" sheath...and I would suspect it is the same stitch pattern as today. Perhaps Danny G. would verify or rectify?...CCS

Came "close" to buying a Bear Camp Special at a show once.

As I looked over a group of RMK's on the table, there was one among them.

When I got the seller's attention and asked a question, he snapped back as if he was angry.

I walked away from what would have been a decent price for the knife.

Can't always fathom what is going on in people's minds, but in some situations better not to know?

Larry

I have had RickT switch the main title of this thread to include: "Possible Build". If we do, indeed, build a knife from all the "wants/dreams" ideas, it will not be as before. I will build the knife, and it will be auctioned off...on this thread...to the highest bidder. That way, we're not coming up short on the raffle #'s..."&"...one of youze' gets a cool RMK!
Just Sayin',
Capt. Chris
PS: PLEASE remember that it will have to be something that's "doable"...CCS

Sounds great. Thanks Cap.

With the new option being charged for a "commando" shaped handle, this knife has 7 options.
Capt. Chris
Below: Nice #1-6" in Buckeye Burl outta' The Captain's "STASH"!