Westinghouse Micarta Duck Goose Echo XLT Calls Randall Knife Scales (1.5 sq)

Please Note: We purchased all the remaining inventory from a South Carolina supplier who just sold out to us. This material is limited, scarce and rarely offered. Order with confidence.

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Remember, why pay more when you don't have to.

There may be others who purport to have similar material at higher pricing but in fact all they're doing is gouging you.

This is vintage (late 1980's or early 1990's) Westinghouse bleached linen micarta which was heat pressed into sheets. This is the real deal. The block you see is 1.5" x 1.5" x 5 5/8" long (almost 6inches long).

This is ideal for Duck or Goose Calls and knife handles or scales as you see fit. It cuts easily and polishes to a high shine. This is a rare and high quality material that is very hard but easy to form and work with.

You will not be disappointed. We're here to assist you with your Game calls or knife making hobby or profession.

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Micarta And Its Many Myths

What is micarta? The actual word and definition has become diluted through the decades since its invention in and around 1911 by Westinghouse Electric Corporation. Micarta was actually produced as an industrial laminate for electrical insulation. Soon afterwards it was started to be used as a decorative laminate and thus Formica was born. Both products were marketed under the trade name 'micarta'. As such, it became used generically. Micarta today has been used by any laminated composite material including glass epoxy otherwise known as G10.

Westinghouse produced what is called 'antique ivory', better known as a grade FR-2 laminate. This was comprised of paper sheets which were soaked in epoxy resin and then baked and pressed into huge sheets. The color was incidental as it was an industrial product. Color was really never a goal of any industrial laminate. In fact, the color from run to run varied greatly. The purpose of the FT-2 was to be an electrical…