All About Pocket Knives

A five blade sowbelly.

and its original

chetr1200c wrote:and its original

Yep it is, the paper says so........... but if it wasn't, nifbuf wouldn't have it in his collection.

David,

I have been a good girl all year. Please have Santa delivery that sowbelly to my house?

Kathy

Some really great knives showing up in this thread! David you have a great collection!!
Here are a few I can add to the pot.
An LT-29 Ebony handles, the wire stripping blade locks. Another Ebony handled Jack at 4" closed, 7" OAL she's a hand full
Dave

A Scout knife in pretty good shape, 3 blades have a 4 line tang stamp. (not on the can opener)
Nice bone scales.

Nice scout! I've never seen a vintage S & M scout knife before.

There is another Schatt scout that I ran across a few years ago. It is a smaller three blade. The four blade is 3 5/8” long and the three blade is 3 ¼”. This smaller knife must have come along late in the SXM business. One of the small scouts is stamped D K CORP (Dollar Knife Corporation) probably 1928 or so. Another small scout is stamped SXM and the other is stamped QUEEN CITY. Queen City bought the Schatt & Morgan facility in 1933 and we know they came into the factory and used the Schatt dyes, handle materials and patterns during the 1930’s. So these must have been during that transitional period between 1926 and into the 1930. The large scout has the early Winterbottom bone handles.
Also I have a 3 5/8” QUEEN CITY utility scout, is t is ugly but the only one I have ever seen.

Two whittlers.

Now I need a fresh drool bib after seeing those scouts.

David your collection is amazing!!
Here is a couple of tip bolster, bone handled pocket knives.
Both are on a single spring. The larger is 3 1/2" & the smaller is just under 3" Dave

Nice scout knives

Please post them in the All Scouts Knife thread too

Beautiful knives, thanks for posting them.

David's knives are unbelievable. I saw him at a knife show once and he had a group of knives on a sale table. Even those were unbelievable.

Charlie Noyes

Two small stag handled Schatts.

Here is a little (3") bow tie pattern with some lovely bone scales. This knife has been a daily companion for a couple of years now. But sadly she will be going to a new home shortly. This little beauty is just to elegant to be stuck out here in the hills. She needs to go where the bright lights can shine on her perfect form!
Dave

Here is a 3 3/16" closed Jack. Nice thin blades

And a Pruner fresh from a mineral oil bath Dave

I love that pruner. Here is a favorite whittler in stag.

Man that Whittler is to die for!! David
Can you post a pic of the pile side please? What is the closed length?
Thanks

Dave

Yes, it is a beauty. Thanks.

AWESOME!
Whats the length on that beauty?
Mark

3 3/4" closed.

Wow Dave,

That is a thing of beauty - while you're at it can you show us the top blade and bottom spring profiles.

Thanks for those pictures.

Love the Stag handles on that knife