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PA Knives
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Schatt and Morgan Gowanda NY

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HI!

Well I was checking ebay out and I found this little gem. This pearl sweetheart is OLD. Prior to them being in Titusville which is PENNSYLVANIA and you all know how crazy I am about old PA related knives. I saw the buy now price of one hundred and then a "make and offer" icon. I thought what the heck. I will offer $70 and what happens. Sure enough he agreed. ::nod:: My lucky day. and pearl to boot. I will post more photos when I get it. This has been a real tough one for me to find at a reasonable price.

here is the link to the sale. Tell me what you think of it.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 6617356357
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Very Nice, it looks like the pearl is in great shape.I'm looking forward to your pics...What time frame are you thinking this was made pa?

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They were in Gowanda from 1897 to 1902. Interesting history on this town. I think that someone :roll: HUMMMMM!!!! should do an article for knife World on the cutlery history of this small community outside of Buffalo NY. I have wanted one of these for years but to much $$$$$$. This was a great fine for me. ::nod::
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Congrats on the nice get, that's a real honey!
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P.A. Knives,

Way to go!!!! great find!!! That is a real sweetie. Happy for you my friend. ::nod:: please post some pics when you can, we all need to share that warm-fuzzy feeling... congrats again...later, kj
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This is the real thing, great piece in excellent condition. First I have ever owned. From 1897-1902 Pearl to boot and a great price in my opinion. This what collecting antique pocket knives is all about. The Hunt is the fun.

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Nice score PA!

Looks like a real beauty ::tu:: Seems like you've been doing well picking up some elusive knives to add to your very focused collection.

One of these days, you'll have to show us a picture of all of them together. Maybe we'll just have to wait for the book eh? :)

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Book for sure....I also want the DVD . ::tu:: ::nod:: ::tu::

later, WT3L
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