Vintage Schatt & Morgans

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Here is one that I couldn't resist buying...
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That is a pretty knife. I like the ones with one blade on each side.
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Thanks! It has good snap & I really liked the worm groove in the bone.
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Nice old Schatt and double Wharnnies is double Whammie. And really, really nice handles. ::tu:: ::tu::
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jerryd6818 wrote:Scroll down a little over half way and see if you see anything that looks familiar.
What is it Jerry? ::shrug::
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tjmurphy wrote:Nice old Schatt and double Wharnnies is double Whammie. And really, really nice handles. ::tu:: ::tu::
Thanks, TJ!

I am wondering about what Jerry was referring to also?
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knifegirl888 wrote:Here is one that I couldn't resist buying...
You must have just opened that package & snapped a pic of that little beauty just as soon as it hit you door, there knifegirl!! :mrgreen:
I was watching that auction also & got busy & forgot about it.... ::facepalm:: or it would have cost you more!! :shock:

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Kathy, I remember thinking, as I was Coon-fingering and Chicken-eyeing your collection at the Queen show, that "this girl has the Knife-eye!". 8)
You still have it - that's a rare and beautiful example! ::tu::
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::tu:: very nice....Kool handles
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knowtracks wrote:
knifegirl888 wrote:Here is one that I couldn't resist buying...
You must have just opened that package & snapped a pic of that little beauty just as soon as it hit you door, there knifegirl!! :mrgreen:
I was watching that auction also & got busy & forgot about it.... ::facepalm:: or it would have cost you more!! :shock:

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Dave,

It was shipped pretty quickly! Right now, I have plenty of time to scan some knives. I had my foot operated on a week ago & I am sitting around the house.

I understand how you feel though... I know several of the knives I have bid on... have ended up in the collections of other AAPK members. ::facepalm:: :lol:

Sorry :wink:

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upnorth wrote:Kathy, I remember thinking, as I was Coon-fingering and Chicken-eyeing your collection at the Queen show, that "this girl has the Knife-eye!". 8)
You still have it - that's a rare and beautiful example! ::tu::
Oh my Charlie... that's enough to make a knifegirl blush! :oops: :lol: And just think, Bret wasn't even the least bit mad that you fondled my knife collection?!?

I know though, that your knife collection puts ours to shame. Bret & I were both honored that you took the time to look at some of what we have gathered up.

It was really a pleasure to meet you. Hopefully, the next time you make it to Western PA, we can meet up again. ::nod::

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paulsvintage wrote:::tu:: very nice....Kool handles
Thanks, Paul!
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knifegirl888 wrote:
upnorth wrote:Kathy, I remember thinking, as I was Coon-fingering and Chicken-eyeing your collection at the Queen show, that "this girl has the Knife-eye!". 8)
You still have it - that's a rare and beautiful example! ::tu::
Oh my Charlie... that's enough to make a knifegirl blush! :oops: :lol: And just think, Bret wasn't even the least bit mad that you fondled my knife collection?!?

I know though, that your knife collection puts ours to shame. Bret & I were both honored that you took the time to look at some of what we have gathered up.

It was really a pleasure to meet you. Hopefully, the next time you make it to Western PA, we can meet up again. ::nod::

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Your collection is NOT inconsequential, Kathy. You have some carefully chosen beauties!!
And yes, it would be great to meet up again. Next Queen show, I hope!!
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Miller Bro`s wrote:
jerryd6818 wrote:Scroll down a little over half way and see if you see anything that looks familiar.
What is it Jerry? ::shrug::
Bret told me what it was. It was a picture of TripleF, he thinks, on the search page, but the search results must have changed since Jerry posted.
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I guess Jerry ain`t gonna tell us Kathy ::suspense::
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No worries Kathy! 8) It just shows that we BOTH have good taste!! ::handshake::
I hope you heal up quickly and are better off from the surgery. Enjoy that little beauty ::nod::

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A stag handled beauty from days gone by.
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::tu:: Dave, that knife is a beauty, love the pull
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That's a handsome knife! ::tu::
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The old Schatts with real stag are very rare and you also have a rare pattern. Bring out some more.
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nifbuf wrote:The old Schatts with real stag are very rare and you also have a rare pattern. Bring out some more.
Believe me David if I had any more Stag I would "trot em out" (I never have been shy) as a matter of fact I'm just about to the end of what I can share. But I have a feeling that you have a few more in your magnificent collection to share!! (hint, hint) :roll:
But here is a dogleg jack that gets regular use, at 3 7/16" closed, she just feels right in the hand.
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Here is a stag whittler and a pearl whittler.
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David,

To have one of those knives is terrific.... to have two of them is unbelievable! ::woot:: ::drool::
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Those 2 Whittlers are VERY cool David! ::tu::
Thanks for sharing those babies!!

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Nice!!!
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