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[beresman]

So...I bought a lot of 9 knives on eBay for about $20 (plus shipping). It arrived today, in a Roi-Tan cigar box...

Most of it is junk, as I thought it might be. There is a real pearl knife, which looked to have an unusual tang stamp--or else (I thought) it's just dirt. Nope, not dirt, but I can't for the life of me figure out what it is supposed to be. I'm guessing the knife is foreign, and it's not the greatest quality. Oh well...

HOWEVER...the largest knife caught my eye. Bone handles, looks original, but no telling what, if anything, is on the tang.

Turns out, it's well built, feels good in the hand. Used, but a lot of blade left. Cleaned up the main blade tang--something "Ville", maybe. Hmmm, interesting. Cleaned up the secondary tang...jackpot! Schatt & Morgan. The photos show just what I saw. I've done no cleaning, only used a pencil on the tangs.

The knife is just about 4" long. The bone looks solid--you can bet I'm pleased with it!

[Runner 4 Knives]

Heck ya buddy that is a winner for sure. Nice

[cudgee]

IMG_1510.jpegSo...I bought a lot of 9 knives on eBay for about $20 (plus shipping). It arrived today, in a Roi-Tan cigar box...

Most of it is junk, as I thought it might be. There is a real pearl knife, which looked to have an unusual tang stamp--or else (I thought) it's just dirt. Nope, not dirt, but I can't for the life of me figure out what it is supposed to be. I'm guessing the knife is foreign, and it's not the greatest quality. Oh well...

HOWEVER...the largest knife caught my eye. Bone handles, looks original, but no telling what, if anything, is on the tang.

Turns out, it's well built, feels good in the hand. Used, but a lot of blade left. Cleaned up the main blade tang--something "Ville", maybe. Hmmm, interesting. Cleaned up the secondary tang...jackpot! Schatt & Morgan. The photos show just what I saw. I've done no cleaning, only used a pencil on the tangs.

The knife is just about 4" long. The bone looks solid--you can bet I'm pleased with it!

Can see why you're well pleased with it. Beautiful example of a S & M.

[American Blade 92]

IMG_1510.jpegSo...I bought a lot of 9 knives on eBay for about $20 (plus shipping). It arrived today, in a Roi-Tan cigar box...

Most of it is junk, as I thought it might be. There is a real pearl knife, which looked to have an unusual tang stamp--or else (I thought) it's just dirt. Nope, not dirt, but I can't for the life of me figure out what it is supposed to be. I'm guessing the knife is foreign, and it's not the greatest quality. Oh well...

HOWEVER...the largest knife caught my eye. Bone handles, looks original, but no telling what, if anything, is on the tang.

Turns out, it's well built, feels good in the hand. Used, but a lot of blade left. Cleaned up the main blade tang--something "Ville", maybe. Hmmm, interesting. Cleaned up the secondary tang...jackpot! Schatt & Morgan. The photos show just what I saw. I've done no cleaning, only used a pencil on the tangs.

The knife is just about 4" long. The bone looks solid--you can bet I'm pleased with it!

That's an awesome old Schatt and Morgan!

[doglegg]

IMG_1510.jpegSo...I bought a lot of 9 knives on eBay for about $20 (plus shipping). It arrived today, in a Roi-Tan cigar box...

Most of it is junk, as I thought it might be. There is a real pearl knife, which looked to have an unusual tang stamp--or else (I thought) it's just dirt. Nope, not dirt, but I can't for the life of me figure out what it is supposed to be. I'm guessing the knife is foreign, and it's not the greatest quality. Oh well...

HOWEVER...the largest knife caught my eye. Bone handles, looks original, but no telling what, if anything, is on the tang.

Turns out, it's well built, feels good in the hand. Used, but a lot of blade left. Cleaned up the main blade tang--something "Ville", maybe. Hmmm, interesting. Cleaned up the secondary tang...jackpot! Schatt & Morgan. The photos show just what I saw. I've done no cleaning, only used a pencil on the tangs.

The knife is just about 4" long. The bone looks solid--you can bet I'm pleased with it!

Bingo! You're the winner. Love those bones.

[woodwalker]

Beautiful old knife!!

[Gtrclktr-351]

Very nice old Schatt & Morgan!
And a few other interesting pieces in that "junk"(your words, not mine)

[treefarmer]

Wow! That's a fine knife, the S&M. I can also see the fire in the little pen knife's handle.
Not near as exciting is my mail call, a 'wannabe' Remington. Reading the Remington forum I believe I've learned that this tang stamp is legitimate, the little knife is an authentic Remington but made by another mfg. The tang is supposed to be early 1930s for a few years. The straight line stamp was on the lesser grade knives according to one post. The handle material is pyromite and the tip bolsters are NS. The pen blade is very lazy but the clip walks and talks with authority as it moves past the 1/2 stop.

Well full of lent.

Almost full blades.

Remington stamp w/o the circle.

Any suggestion as to who made this one for Remington?
Treefarmer

[American Blade 92]

Wow! That's a fine knife, the S&M. I can also see the fire in the little pen knife's handle.
Not near as exciting for my mail call, a 'wannabe' Remington. Reading the Remington forum I believe I've learned that this tang stamp is legitimate, the little knife is an authentic Remington but made by another mfg. The tang is supposed to be early 1930s for a few years. The straight line stamp was on the lesser grade knives according to one post. The handle material is pyromite and the tip bolsters are NS. The pen blade is very lazy but the clip walks and talks with authority as it moves past the 1/2 stop.004.JPG005.JPG006.JPG

Any suggestion as to who made this one for Remington?
Treefarmer

Perhaps made by KENT?

[American Blade 92]

Here's a couple Kent's that look similar to your Remington

[American Blade 92]

Or maybe imperial

[New_Windsor_NY]

Perhaps…..

KENT was not a cutlery company, but a brand name used by
A. KASTOR & BROTHERS, and the CAMILLUS CUTLERY COMPANY.

[American Blade 92]

Perhaps…..

KENT was not a cutlery company, but a brand name used by
A. KASTOR & BROTHERS, and the CAMILLUS CUTLERY COMPANY.

Yes sir

[American Blade 92]

Perhaps…..

KENT was not a cutlery company, but a brand name used by
A. KASTOR & BROTHERS, and the CAMILLUS CUTLERY COMPANY.

Yes sir

I know Camillus made a bunch of different lines, like Seneca, Syracuse, Fairmount, Cornwall. All the same thin handles and tipped bolsters

[American Blade 92]

[treefarmer]

These two came in the mail yesterday:

1970 6233 Case and Robeson without a pattern number.

A little TLC and the little case should look good.
Not sure about the Robeson? Is it one made by another mfg?
Treefarmer

[woodwalker]

These two came in the mail yesterday:009.JPG005.JPG006.JPG007.JPG001.JPG004.JPG002.JPG

A little TLC and the little case should look good.
Not sure about the Robeson? Is it one made by another mfg?
Treefarmer

Couple of nice grabs Phillip!!

[doglegg]

These two came in the mail yesterday:009.JPG005.JPG006.JPG007.JPG001.JPG004.JPG002.JPG

A little TLC and the little case should look good.
Not sure about the Robeson? Is it one made by another mfg?
Treefarmer

You have a very fertile mailbox .

[tvic]

Nice ones, AB and treefarmer!

[Mcalevycustomknives]

Rob asked me to post pictures of the latest one I made for him.

Slip joint, wharncliffe
Magnacut blade, CPM154 spring, 410 liners
Stag covers with maple burl bolsters

[dlr110]

I haven't been on this thread in a long time and I've been missing some really nice knives you guys are finding. I just won these on the latest Voyles auction and they came in the mail a couple of days ago.

First picture is a lot of SAK's and this is so silly, I bid on these because my brother was always a big Houston Oilers fan so I know he will like the one in the middle. I'm really excited about the Sear Craftsman Camping Knife. It is a 50 year Commenrative and appears to have never been used.

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[Runner 4 Knives]

Mcalevy that is a knife anyone would be proud to own. Very nice!

[doglegg]

Rob asked me to post pictures of the latest one I made for him.

Slip joint, wharncliffe
Magnacut blade, CPM154 spring, 410 liners
Stag covers with maple burl bolsters

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I don't think I have ever seen wood bolsters before. Absolutely beautiful.

[robpa]

It is Matts 1st slip joint to be sold, Chickenman will be picking up his, the 2nd. Very similar knife. Hope he posts it here.

[Mcalevycustomknives]

Mcalevy that is a knife anyone would be proud to own. Very nice!

Thanks.