S&M Hertitage Series
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 6:48 pm
In the August issue of Knife World Knife News section Headline Queen Announces Schatt & Morgan Heritage Series.
Heritage Series will replace the 20 year run of the Keystone Series run. The Hearitage Series, presented as "A 100 Year Legacy Reborn" was developed by Queen Cutlery in conjuction with noted collector and historian David Clark. The series will be based directly on two Schatt & Morgan catalogs, from 1903 and 1908.
Beginning in 2011, the new Schatt & Morgan Heritage Series will offer groups of knives as they were illustrated in these catalogs, a page at a time- meaning that a page will be chosen from either the 1903 or the 1908 catalog, and every knife illustrated on that page will be reproduced in that installment of the series.
David is making reprints of these catalogs available now contact # 770-428-7839 or visit his website at http://www.loisandclarkcutlery.com.
Man I can't wait to see some of these 100 year old patterns reproduced! I just sent in for the catalog reproductions so I can get a heads up on these great old knives.
Heritage Series will replace the 20 year run of the Keystone Series run. The Hearitage Series, presented as "A 100 Year Legacy Reborn" was developed by Queen Cutlery in conjuction with noted collector and historian David Clark. The series will be based directly on two Schatt & Morgan catalogs, from 1903 and 1908.
Beginning in 2011, the new Schatt & Morgan Heritage Series will offer groups of knives as they were illustrated in these catalogs, a page at a time- meaning that a page will be chosen from either the 1903 or the 1908 catalog, and every knife illustrated on that page will be reproduced in that installment of the series.
David is making reprints of these catalogs available now contact # 770-428-7839 or visit his website at http://www.loisandclarkcutlery.com.
Man I can't wait to see some of these 100 year old patterns reproduced! I just sent in for the catalog reproductions so I can get a heads up on these great old knives.