Vintage Schatt & Morgans

[vikingdog]

I was looking for a thread devoted to vintage Schatt and Morgans but didn't find one. Maybe some of you will post yours here?

The top one has a single blade and is 7 7/8 inches long opened. The bottom one has two blades and is 5 1/2 inches open.

[WelderBob]

I'll help out a little...I only have one...a 5 1/2" toothpick.

Love that single blade of yours...pretty bone and cool shield...

[Ballenxj]

I'll help out a little...I only have one...a 5 1/2" toothpick.

That's an AWESOME looking Toothpick Bob!
-Bruce

[liveitloud]

Well I guess I have one too. Just found out that was what it was. The tang was so dirty that it took a lot of Flitz to see the logo and writing.This belonged to my dad in the 60's. It's an ugly little knife and was used a lot. The blade has some wobble on it and as you can see, it was sharpened quite a bit...but, it is an oldie for sure.

Ran across this going through some of my fathers things.

[knifegirl888]

Vikingdog,

I think your first knife shown is my favorite of this thread so far, even though I like them all!

Liveitloud,

I have the same little knife only mine is pearl. Is yours a yellow celluloid?

[smiling-knife]

Nice knives everyone. Here's one more circa WWI.

[knifegirl888]

SK,

I like that one also! Looking at this thread put me in the mood to hit some antique stores today. Hopefully, Bret & I see something of interest.

[vikingdog]

Thanks Kathy and good luck at the shops today, let us know how you make out. The flea market is closed for the year or I'd be there right now.

[edgy46]

Great knives everyone.

Kathy is that toothpick with the red shield waterfall celluloid?

A small coffin pen.

[knifegirl888]

Great knives everyone.

Kathy is that toothpick with the red shield waterfall celluloid?

A small coffin pen.

Yes, I think so..

[nifbuf]

WOW, I am going to love this thread.

[jerryd6818]

Mike & Kathy, I think it is too.

This one is waterfall. I'm pretty sure it's pre-1928.

[nifbuf]

I have a collection of these old Schatts. I will add a photo from time to time.

[theblindog]

I have a collection of these old Schatts. I will add a photo from time to time.

nifbuf, the last knife, is that an Eureka pattern?
nice collection

[philco]

Great knives everyone.

I don't have any of my own to add but I do want to tell you folks I'm enjoying the show thus far.

Can't wait to see what else is going to show up here.


Phil

[nifbuf]

No, it is shorter than a Eureka jack which is 3” long. Levine calls it a Serpentine jack as he also does the Peanut at 2 7/8” long. I am showing it here alongside three Schatt Peanuts. Queen made this Peanut again in pearl in their XIV Keystone Series and called it a Reverse Peanut. It was 2 7/8" long also.

[knifegirl888]

There are such fantastic knives in this thread! Here are a few more just to keep this thread up top.

[nifbuf]

I like these English jacks. One of my favorite patterns, all are Schatts except the Queen City on the left.

[theblindog]

love that English Jack with fancy bolster!
and thank you David for the photo comparison

[jerryd6818]

I just like English Jacks (& whittlers & doctors & senators &...). Thanks for showing yours David.

[Miller Bro's]

Nice line up David

[nifbuf]

Thank you folks. Here are some lockbacks from Schatt & Mogan. Queen reproduced the big hunter in their File & Wire series last year. It is a handfull.

[knifegirl888]

David,

Those are just fantastic...

Kathy

[vikingdog]

nifbuf your knives are amazing, just what I hoped to see when I started this thread. Thank you David and everyone for posting you vintage Schatt & Morgans!

[whitebuffalo58]

I like 'em all! But, especially the toothpick! I think this may be my only S&M. I've been told it has the earliest of the Titusville stamps. I really don't know for sure. It reads Schatt & Morgan Cutlery Co.-Titusville, PA. Same person dated it 1897-1905.

At 5-1/2", it is one of the bigger toothpicks i've come across.
WB