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These things just keep on coming to my mailbox for some reason.. :mrgreen:

An English Jack S&M File & Wire made in 2000

And a S&M Sambar Stag Texas Special Trapper with Signature Bolsters..
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sunburst wrote:These things just keep on coming to my mailbox for some reason.. :mrgreen:

An English Jack S&M File & Wire made in 2000

And a S&M Sambar Stag Texas Special Trapper with Signature Bolsters..
Well, if it gets to be to big of a problem just forward the packages to me. ::drool:: I'm always happy to help out! :mrgreen: ::nod:: Muy Bueno!
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My 3 blade whittler with Wharncliff blade.

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Those are great looking knives ::tu:: . Sunburst, I think I am developing a case of the 'Schatts' after seeing these ::doh:: s-k
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The congress and railsplitter are my favorite two patterns as well; but the gunstock and swaybelly trappers a top notch too.
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Very nice!! I like the Winterbottom Gunstock.

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Hey Jfarmer I love that Wharncliff it's seems to be pretty unique on a Schatts & Morgan I would hang on to that one..Unless of course you feel it needs to spend some time with my knives, I would be happy to give it room & board... :P

Hi knifeswapper,

I bought three signature congresses from you a month or so ago, and I am sure I am not done yet spending in your direction.. :) I hope others know about your store if not let me testify that I had a great transaction with you and recommend others check out your great site that has something for every knife person...

Take care ya'll,

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I think the current Schatt & Morgan's are really top of the line. Bee-yoo-ti-ful stuff! Probably among the very best in factory manufactured knives, today.
Thanks for all the pictures. Here is a picture of an old(1902-1928) ,Schatt & Morgan Cotton sampler. They were good back then, too.
...CCBill... 8)
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::drool:: ::drool:: No doubt the current edition of Schatt & Morgans had a lot of reputation to live up to...Nice one Bill, very nice..It looks like was just pulled off the factory floor, wow, it's in great shape... :D

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That is a fine generous offer sunburst but I think I will continue letting it keep company with my other knives 8) ccbill that is a nice cotton sampler. I enjoy looking at pics of everybodys knives.

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More of a good thing.. :D

1998 S&M AMKCA club knife, the normal run had a blade etch this was a 1 of 5 Proto without the etch with ATS-34 Steel and AMKCA Bear Symbol Round Shield.

Schatt & Morgan Folding Hunter File & Wire Tested Worm Grooved Burnt Red Bone with 440-A/QS-14 Steel

S&M Brown Signature Barlow
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Some more good things... :D

S&M Sambar Stag Handle 2 Blade Trapper With Keystone Shield

S&M Winterbone Signature Barlow
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Very nice stag and winterbottom on those last two sunburst. I really like winterbottom bone.

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Great looking Shatts there sunburst and CCBill.
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I love those winterbottom's
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The latest additions to the Schatt & Morgan drawer...
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My last for a while.."No Mas Denaro"
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Beautiful sunburst. Thanks for the pics. I have ordered a Schatt & Morgan premier #7. I will post pics of it when it comes in.

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Thanks James...I am looking forward to the pics of that #7 Premier, I have been admiring that particular knife since it was introduced. The workmanship of the Premier series is down right impressive..

Thanks again,

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