Mike Irie married Barry's daughter, Sicily. He then learned how to make knives and became Barry's business partner. Twenty of the knives I have in the previous picture were made while they were partners. They have the Wood/Irie logo and are signed inside "mi". Mike and Sicily ended up getting divorced (update: they remarried) and that ended his knifemaking partnership with Barry. Mike still makes knives (great ones!!!) and I've seen him at The Blade Show the past two years. Barry passed away almost 3 years ago.
The PCC ones were first made in 1987 and were sold by A.G. Russell (and perhaps by others), original price was just under $30. There were three "generations", the difference being the blade grinding equipment used (3rd version also had a swedge). When PCC went under, the unassmbled parts for these went back to Barry. That's about the time Mike came on board. They assembled them into completed knives and marked them with the Wood/Irie logo (but still had PCC cast into the handle plates). The blades are made from 440c. Years ago I bought 20 of the last version of blades made by PCC (don't ask my why!!!).