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Nice, David. Love them both.
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I agree, those are beautiful David!
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Here are some of my Queens.

Hey, wadda 'ya want for 20 bucks ? They were new in the box !

I have a S&M or two also. I hope Karl doesn't see this one.

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Those Queens are awesome, Fran!
And all for 20 bucks!!
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nifbuf, that S&M Seahorse Whittler leaves me speechless. WOW !!!!!!!!!
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Great lookin Queens guys ::tu::
That Stag Wharncliffe Whittler is to die for! ::nod::

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That Gowanda Jack "speaks" to me!
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I think I can find a couple to throw in to the mix. :mrgreen:
Nice little 3 1/8" green bone
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And another Stag, (might be re handled)
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I don't know Dave. That stag looks to be too well done for a re-handle.

::tu:: ::tu:: for both !

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nifbuf wrote:I am posting an old Gowanda jack (1900) and a stag whittler from Titusville (1920s). Two of my stars.
Wow Dave that whittler is a once in a lifetime knife! ::tu::
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Thank you BuckeyeSchatt - it is a spectacular knife. Here are another couple of jacks I was fortunate to come across.
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Just beautiful David. ::tu:: ::tu::
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WOW!

They don't get much better than that. BEAUTIFUL knives. ::tu::
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Love the Jack! Don't know what to make of the blade on that EO. I suspect it's thought of as Spear but looks Spey. What up with that?
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A few S & M's :mrgreen:

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Queen Proto no markings ::tu::
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8) this thread has got some real sweet stuff
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justold52 wrote:Thank you very much for hunting and finding that info.

I do not know you, but I am thinking that you are an employee... :mrgreen: ::tu::

Is there a sit we can go to and find out more stuff like we have on Schrades in the Articles & Research Topics??? :wink:
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Just Plain Dave wrote:Love the Jack! Don't know what to make of the blade on that EO. I suspect it's thought of as Spear but looks Spey. What up with that?
Dave the main blade on that EO jack is a spear point blade, and a nice one at that. A spey blade has no point, it's blade tip is a curved edge. Personally I think all spear point blades should look like that EO jack's main blade.

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I forgot to click on that BEAUTIFUL jack until tonite and look a the BIG picture. What does the etching on the blade say?

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"FINZER'S TOBACCO KNIFE" Must be an advertizing knife.
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Say what you will but I see a Spear as a SPEAR!!!!
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That's the way I see it to Dave, if were both talking about the main blade on the Schatt & Morgan EO Gowanda stamped knife that nifbuf posted. That main blade is about as much of a spear point blade as any spear point blade can get. That knife was made back when the quality knives were the usual every day standard. I personally don't see how that S & M EO jack could be improved upon.

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I know this thread is not about blade patters, but the discussion reminded me of this old Ulster whittle with a very similar blade. Wouldn’t we like to see some these old fellows produced again with the big saber grind?
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nifbuf wrote:I know this thread is not about blade patters, but the discussion reminded me of this old Ulster whittle with a very similar blade. Wouldn’t we like to see some these old fellows produced again with the big saber grind?
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