Schatt & Morgan Dogleg Whittler

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Schatt & Morgan Dogleg Whittler

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Anybody seen one of these yet. It's the new 2008 Whittler with Wharncliff blade. I had to add one of these to the old knife roll.

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that's a great pattern james. this is from the stag set.
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Yours is a nice one Johnnie. Great stag and I like those slanted bolsters.

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Johnnie are my eyes playing tricks on me again or did you change pics while I was making a reply to your post? :shock:

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james, your list is getin longer by the post! :lol: yeah, i posted the wrong pic. ::dang:: i guess you saw the other knife before i edited. :shock:
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Oh man. I was really getting worried about myself. Thanks for letting me know and by the way, I like the knife in your new picture too. Even if it doesn't have slanted bolsters :P

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Those are really nice, the fit and finish on them looks excellant! ::tu::
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Great looking knife. ::tu:: ::tu:: What is the name and color of the bone on the first knife? Thanks.
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Very nice knives! ::tu::
I have no Wharncliffe Whittlers – didn't really think I liked them, but now I find myself wanting one… ::hmm:: :D
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Great whittlers fellas'! ::tu:: ::tu:: Looks like a nice sized whittler! ::tu::
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Froggyedge wrote:Very nice knives! ::tu::
I have no Wharncliffe Whittlers – didn't really think I liked them, but now I find myself wanting one… ::hmm:: :D
I can relate Froggyedge, everytime I see a photo of someone's new knife, I start to want one! I think I am becoming a "knifeaholic." Boy, I need to find a part time job! :lol:
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Will you join me at the next Knifeaholics Anonymous meeting..?

It's just that I really don't want to be cured… ::paranoid:: :D
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:lol: I'll save you a seat ::tu::
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Beautiful knife jfarmer. Really like that bone color. Not sure but I have a Bluegrass (Queen) Winchester that looks just like that but with 2 pen blades with the Wharncliff in a beautiful tan bone. One of my favorites. Congratulations!
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Thanks guys :D

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carvin don wrote:
Froggyedge wrote:Very nice knives! ::tu::
I have no Wharncliffe Whittlers – didn't really think I liked them, but now I find myself wanting one… ::hmm:: :D
I can relate Froggyedge, everytime I see a photo of someone's new knife, I start to want one! I think I am becoming a "knifeaholic." Boy, I need to find a part time job! :lol:
Did someone say "Knifeaholic"????

Funny I just bought one of those Schatt dogleg whittlers myself...and the English Jack, Swell Center, and Sowbelly from the same series. Bone is fantastic on these!!!
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:lol: Congratulations "knifeaholic!" ::tu:: I bet they are Beautiful!
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Just noticed that Mike (knifeswapper) was in the house, maybe he can tell me if my Winchester is the same as the S&M, I bought it from him a while back!
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The Winchester would be 1095 and 3 5/8" instead of 4". Queen has equipment to make at least 4 different sizes of wharn whittlers.
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Wow, a definitive answer from a man that really knows his stuff. Thanks Mike.
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This Schatt & Morgan whittler is 3 3/4" rather than the new 4" whittler that Queen produced this year, not quite as large. The old Schatt & Morgan Company used mostly bone, wood, and pearl as their handle materials so to find this pattern in stag was special.

This whittler pattern is one one of my favorites. I will post a few examples in the half whitter dogleg pattern later.
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Just a few more doglegs. All are small 3 18" long - 1920's.

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A coulpe more old ones. The barehead is 3 1/8" and the waterfall is 3 3/8". Interesting how the old knife compies had the tooling for this pattern is so many lengths and blade configurations, 3 1/8", 3 3/8", 3 3/4" and the new ones this year at 4".
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Great collection David ::tu::
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