OLD RANDALL M5-6" Camp & Trail Knife NEW

OLD RANDALL M5-6 Camp & Trail Knife Stag. Hon-ba OK (if requested). Sheath missing, bonus item included. New.

RANDALL M5-6 Camp & Trail Knife Stag. This is likely the Randall M5-6 inch model. Sheath is not included. I believe the condition is top-notch.
6-inch model. Total length approx. 270mm. Blade length approx. 153mm.
I believe this is from the 1980s. The condition is good. Randall products from this era are of very high quality. It's often said that they are of better quality than current models.
The steel is well-tempered, and I believe this is a piece from Randall's good era. As it is an old item, although it is new and unused, there may be overlooked minor rust due to age-related deterioration. Please judge from the photos.

The bonus item is a natural whetstone from the USA, an oil stone. Arkansas Bench Stone 8 inches. Unopened and new.
When you think of Randall, you imagine the whetstone that comes with the sheath, so I've included a whetstone that can actually be used.
It's a FINE grit sharpener. For regular household knives, this one stone is sufficient for normal use. Please consider it to be around the medium grit level.
It comes with a base, so it can be more useful than a touch-up sharpener outdoors. Grinding surface approx. 20.3cm x approx. 5cm. Arkansas: 800-900 grit.

If requested, I will perform a final sharpening to refine the edge. If there are no specific requests, it will be shipped as is.
Frankly, with overseas products, including RANDALL, the basic blade is only sharpened to an angle, not to a Japanese standard sharp edge.
Generally, it is standard practice to sharpen a knife according to its intended use after purchase (this applies to overseas products; some are sharpened for Japanese use).
I will refine the edge without changing the blade angle. It's not a full flat grind, so it might not be noticeable at first glance, but I will perform the sharpening.
I plan to hand-sharpen it using a USA-made Black Hard Arkansas whetstone and a fine ceramic whetstone.

The square, pointed corners on the upper part of the hilt are an extremely rare type.
I believe this is a product from between 1967 and 1991. It's from the era when the sheaths were made by the local Florida maker, Morris Johnson, and featured JRB (Johnson Rough Back) sheaths, which have a rough-out leather back instead of smooth leather. It uses extremely high-quality STAG.