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Schatt & Morgan, File & Wire, Toothpick

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I'm on the hunt for 5th knife in the F&W's 1st Series. The Large Texas Toothpick, produced in 2000 with Red Bone Wormgroove scales.
Pattern #041120 with the ATS-34 blade etch.
Anybody have an extra?

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Hey Dave,

Are you still looking for one of these baby's....

http://cgi.ebay.com/Schatt-Morgan-Large ... dZViewItem

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Thank You Sunburst! ::tu::
I do appreciate you keeping an eye out for me. :mrgreen:

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I know I'm just butting in here...so sorry in advance...but(t), I don't believe that one is ATS-34. ::shrug::

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El Lobo wrote:I know I'm just butting in here...so sorry in advance...but(t), I don't believe that one is ATS-34. ::shrug::

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Better luck next time.

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Well, we'll all keep our eyes open. ::nod::

Just a thought...have you called A. G. Russell to see if he had one sitting around? He did sell that series, and you never know.

http://www.agrussell.com/about_us/contact_us/index.html

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El Lobo wrote:Well, we'll all keep our eyes open. ::nod::

Just a thought...have you called A. G. Russell to see if he had one sitting around? He did sell that series, and you never know.

http://www.agrussell.com/about_us/contact_us/index.html

Good hunting.

Bill

Thanks for the idea, Bill
I hadn't thought of that before! ::dang::
I dropped A.G. a line

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Knowtracks, I see Bill Horn at Cumberland Knife works has a Series #3, File & Wire ATS-34 steel Toothpick for $69.00. It appears to be Rootbeer color not Red though. Great looking knife. Too bad it's not red. You might want to give him a call. You never know what he has in his inventory.
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Jim,

That is the newer, but smaller Toothpick. I'm pretty sure that Knowtracks is looking for the 5" version from the earlier series. Or, maybe I missed the larger one on the site.

I've been wrong before...just ask my wife and/or young ones. ::shrug:: ::doh::

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Your right Bill. I checked again, and the knife he has listed is 4 1/4" closed. I'd still check with Bill to see if he has what Knowtracks wants. I've called Bill before and was amazed he had some knives from the 1990's still. Bill is a super nice guy and really reasonable.
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I sent A.G. an email but haven't heard back. Maybe just too busy!
I tried Bill Horn months ago & he's long sold out. Sooner or later one will surface, Thanks for the help men. ::tu::

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HALLELUJAH ::ds:: :D ::ds::
After a year of searching I got 1 on the way!!!
Happy days are here again...
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Congrats!!

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Re: Schatt & Morgan, File & Wire, Toothpick

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knowtracks wrote:I'm on the hunt for 5th knife in the F&W's 1st Series. The Large Texas Toothpick, produced in 2000 with Red Bone Wormgroove scales.
Pattern #041120 with the ATS-34 blade etch.
Anybody have an extra?

Dave
I stumbled on this board while looking for info on the exact knife. Mine is new and in the box....picked it up in a box of cigar stuff at an auction today.....I didn't pay much but I can't find any prices for it. Any info would be appreciated. 8)



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Re: Schatt & Morgan, File & Wire, Toothpick

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Bluespicker wrote:
knowtracks wrote:I'm on the hunt for 5th knife in the F&W's 1st Series. The Large Texas Toothpick, produced in 2000 with Red Bone Wormgroove scales.
Pattern #041120 with the ATS-34 blade etch.
Anybody have an extra?

Dave
I stumbled on this board while looking for info on the exact knife. Mine is new and in the box....picked it up in a box of cigar stuff at an auction today.....I didn't pay much but I can't find any prices for it. Any info would be appreciated. 8)



Erik

Sorry it took so long to get back to you Blues :roll:
You aleady know all the other information so just a price.
The last few I've seen go through ebay went for a minimum of $80.00 with 1 selling for about $120.00.
Quite alittle bit for a single blade knife, but I believe the few with the ATS-34 blade etch will be worth more as time goes on.

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Re: Schatt & Morgan, File & Wire, Toothpick

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knowtracks wrote:
Bluespicker wrote:
knowtracks wrote:I'm on the hunt for 5th knife in the F&W's 1st Series. The Large Texas Toothpick, produced in 2000 with Red Bone Wormgroove scales.
Pattern #041120 with the ATS-34 blade etch.
Anybody have an extra?

Dave
I stumbled on this board while looking for info on the exact knife. Mine is new and in the box....picked it up in a box of cigar stuff at an auction today.....I didn't pay much but I can't find any prices for it. Any info would be appreciated. 8)



Erik

Sorry it took so long to get back to you Blues :roll:
You aleady know all the other information so just a price.
The last few I've seen go through ebay went for a minimum of $80.00 with 1 selling for about $120.00.
Quite alittle bit for a single blade knife, but I believe the few with the ATS-34 blade etch will be worth more as time goes on.

Dave
Thanks for getting back to me Dave. As you can probably tell I don't know much about knives.....I was focused on the rare cigars in the flat I bought and the knife was an afterthought. I figured I'd take the knife to work to use as a work knife.....until I looked at it closely and I knew it was a sweet looking knife. ::tu::
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