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Is there any place to get a Schatt & Morgan baseball cap? I think I saw one somewhere but I don't remember who had them.

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If you find one let me know...I have only seen a nice looking cap from Canal Street Cutlery for sale but nothing from Schatt & Morgan...But as I write this it seems that I remember seeing a navy blue Queen hat for sale at somebodys internet store...?

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sunburst I found the blue Queen cap that you are talking about and I may get one of those. I really want a Schatt & Morgan though. I will keep looking and let you know if I find one.

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I bet you somebody here would know !!! :mrgreen:
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cool photos, sunburst
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Sweet pics sunburst, thanks for sharing ::nod::
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Howdy sunburst,

Those photos makes me want to work there with out a doubt!!!


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Great pictures sunburst. I have wondered what the factory looks like. Roger I wonder if they are hiring :D

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Hey James,

If they are hiring I have my resume up dated & ready to go, I would much rather be a Knife Maker with a firm like this than be a Electrician ::nod::


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Wow :)

I feel like I just got a factory tour. Very cool pics Sunburst. Thanks ::tu::

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Yes...great tour Sunburst. :D Does one exit through the gift shop at the end? If so they would make an absolute fortune. :) s-k
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Guys I can't take credit for these pics, I borrowed them, yeah that's the term borrowed.. :shock: from another site that had posted them about a year ago. I recently found them and thought that they are too nice not to share with AAPK so here they are... :)

Queen Cutlery's roots go back to the Schatt and Morgan Cutlery Company, which was founded in Gowanda, NY in 1890 and moved to Titusville in 1895. Queen Cutlery is still housed in the original Schatt and Morgan factory and many of the delicate hand processes and operations employed by Schatt and Morgan are still being used by Queen.

Here are a couple more...
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I bet she does ring his bell for service. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:


The photo with 2 people in it (Backsprings)
Is that the companys shirt? 8) 8)


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Awesome pictures! ::tu:: ::tu::
Nice to see knives made the old fashioned was.

I may have to buy some more Queens. :mrgreen:

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I thought that since we are looking at the factory here it would be a good time to remind us of what has and is being made in this old building..


Here are a few companies that Queen has made knives for:
NOTE: This does not mean that the entire line of a company's knives were/are made by Queen - ie. Queen was/is not the sole manufacturer. For example, Parker now has the Bulldog Brand Knives made in Germany, but there were three patterns made in the U.S. by Queen.


Schatt & Morgan (In-house brand)
Robeson (In-house brand)
Old Hickory (In-house brand, 1970's)
Bluegrass Cutlery
Case Classics
Winchester Reproductions
Moore Maker (established 1985. Matador, Texas)
Marbles (Marbles Safety Axe Co.)
NorthWoods (Marbles)
Scagel (Marbles)
John Primble
Bowie Corp.
Chris Tenney - Tenney Trading Co.
A.G. Russell
Cripple Creek (Blackjack)
Family Tree Series For Parker - Kinfolks, Platts, Standard Knife Company, Crandall
Bulldog Brand
Bowen Knife Co (1970's-1980's)
Bob White Cutlery (1970's)
Sargent/Sarco
Voyles Cutlery (1970's)
Kabar
Swanner Cutlery - Fairfield, Ohio
Sampson
Canal Street Cutlery, Ellenville, NY.
Browning U.S.A.
Rigid
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