Jeff White knives have built a good reputation over the years, in my opinion they were and still are some of the most under rated semi custom knives on the market today, I've had a few of his trade knives and fund them to be great for food prep, cleaning and skinning game, and make damned fine primitive steak knives, I also have one of the first generation Collaborative (Jeff White/Robert Jones) Bush Craft knives which were still in keeping with Jeff's original trade knife design but with a broader blade profile, beefier scales, and full 1/8" thick 1095 stock.
It's still one of my favorite all around camp knives, his second generation Bush Craft knife was basically the same knife (4" blade with a 4" handle) but with an added 1/2" on either end, the third generation design incorporated a redesigned blade profile, all are excellent general use outdoorsman's knives.
I got mine in trade for a H&K medium sized hawk and it came with a standard Robert Jones HD sheath to which I added a ferro rod loop and a 3/8"x 3" ferro rod that I attached a matching curly maple handle, while I have more expensive custom bush craft knives my Jeff White knife is the one I usually carry on most of my day trips hunting and fishing, or just lounging about woods bumming.
Jeff's knives used to be pretty common on the used market on forums and trade blankets, they were usually inexpensive and plentiful, now that Jeff is no longer making knives (I think he has a couple of proteges that he trained still making them under his license) they are getting pretty scarce and commanding higher prices.