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Queen #9 Brown Winterbottom
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Some of my Schatt & Morgan Series sets
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That knife right smack in the middle of series III is FINE!!!! And bootom left of series V!!!

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BuckeyeShatt, very nice collection of S&M. :mrgreen: ::tu:: ::tu:: I had one of the stag Railsplitters and folding hunters; great stag on those; as nice as Case's stag or better. ::nod::


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Great collection, BuckeyeSchatt!
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Thanks for the kind words. I really enjoy collecting the series sets,here's the rest of mine.
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buckeye absolutley beautiful sets.great collection.

i have owned a few random pieces. i love the corn cob cotton knife.
i have owned it in the past. great knife.

thanx for the pics. ::nod::
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Middle of IX and top right of XII make me swoon!
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Great looking knives being shown here.. ::tu:: ...very nice buckeye, that stag set.. ::drool:: ..tough knives to follow, but I'll show my only S & M...5 1/2" with a 4 1/4" blade it has steel bolsters and brass liners...brown bone handles with a nice jig pattern...seen some use but still in good shape.. ::nod:: ..not sure of it's age, but I'm thinking 1920's...what do you guys think?
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WelderBob that's an awesome Schatt,I love detail on the blade & the bone is great. According to Queen Cutlery Collectors "History of Queen Cutlery Tang Stamps" booklet 1903-1932 era?

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Here's some Reverse Gunstocks.
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Awesome toothpick there, WelderBob!
Wow!
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A question for Justin...any idea when the next Premier will be produced?
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bill2000 wrote:A question for Justin...any idea when the next Premier will be produced?

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A couple more older ones to add. ::ds::
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BuckeyeSchatt; Thank you for the info.

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Honey Amber Stag Bone
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Here's my ONLY S&M
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Here's Series VII & XIII, Thanks Santa!
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I very much like the Canoe and the Barlow in Series VII!!!
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Glad I found this thread. ::ds:: Some beautiful knives everyone. ::tu::

Here's a couple I have. Lil' Queen Pearl Stockman #54 (2 3/4"). And a Pearl Trapper made for the Wolverine Knife Club. #98 of 100.
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What kinda steel is in that Schatt?
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A few more....

Stag Sodbuster, Stockman from the 'Painted Red Crown' series, a 1992 Coke Bottle, and a Series XVI (2006) Coke Bottle with double pulls.

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I'm sorry and it's just my stupid opinion but dual pulls just don't look right.
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To each his own. But I like 'em. I even have a Case Trapper with 'em. :wink:
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