Who's into S & M?

Schatt & Morgan knives were first manufacturer back in 1890. The Queen Cutlery company made most of the more recent examples, but Schatt had its own plant in its earlier years that cranked out the oldies. There is no shortage of fantastic Schatt & Morgan knives in existance that have been made over the brand's long & storied history.
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Open Range-19 wrote:::tu::
In 1997 the S&M Blues were a captivating set. Here's one that followed me home (Didn't get all the mineral off the pile side photo):
That's a 29 I need to add to my pile. I particularly like the threaded bolsters on it. Very nice.
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That is a fine lookin' knife, even with "mineral" on it! ::poke::
Are the numbers different on the S&M knives and the Queen knives of the same pattern?
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I can't speak for all of Queen's patterns but the English Jacks of both brands are all #29's.
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Thanks Gents,
Trying to stay out of the reflection on the blade photo does not allow the true blue bird blue color of that English jack to pop. All the 97 blues that I've seen were mighty fine. S&M's then were top notch.
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Found better photos of the WRCA-a surprise gift from my best friend.
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Sweet Stag on that Cotton Cleaver, OR-19...that blade looks capable of harvesting a couple of acres in one fell swoop!

Final showing of this Teardrop/Bomber Jack with Interior Mammoth handle (going up on the eBay auction block today). Got to make room for some new arrivals. Always a tough decision of what to hang onto and what to let go of. I really like this knife, but its time has come.
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::nod::
Thanks QTCut5,
My only knife of that pattern and some fine stag on it indeed.
That sure is one swell ivory you've posted.
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Seeing that Cotton Sampler got me fixated on stag.

I love stag and I have a lot of it, but I'll start with this #51 from my Mini Trapper collection which has an unusual diamond tang stamp on the pile side of the clip blade. Also interesting to note: the pattern number (032151) is etched on the pile side of the spay blade--all my other S&Ms have the etchings on the mark side of the blades.
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::tu::
QTCut5,
Stag, bar shield and tang diamond, sure is mighty fine. A real looker.
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That's a nice one for sure.
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The C & W in the diamond makes me wonder if it wasn't a SFO. It is a beauty alright.
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Thanks, gents. Appreciate the positive comments.

jerryd--I'm sure you are correct about it being an SFO. I remember reading what the C & W stood for at the time I bought it, but for some reason that information did not get saved my hard copy paper files and I can't seem to access it in my overloaded cranial memory banks.

This S&M #69 Barlow is unusual enough just for having a Wharncliffe blade--don't see too many Wharncliffe Barlows...Sheepfoot, yes, but not Wharnies--hats off to the DFC for that brilliant idea (or is this Queen's answer to the GEC #77?); and, it's also got some most unusual stag handle scales as well...Gnarly, indeed! It's kind of amazing that someone was able to squeeze a keystone shield in all those bumps & knobs.
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Ooooh. Daddy like.
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QTCut5,
Very nice stag Barlow, indeed. ::tu::
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I already had one of these Premier 51s, but when I saw the other one for sale I just couldn't resist.
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I pick up this S&M knife that was made in New York.
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Nice ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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OABJ, that is a pretty knice whittler. I'm partial to that amber bone. Great pick up. ::nod:: ::tu::
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...I have it's twin brother for sale!!........... ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: ..............
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......$160.00, including shipping!!!......... ::tu:: ..............
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Don't budge on that price carrmillus ::nod::
To nice of a knife to let go for cheap. If they want em', they pay em'. :mrgreen:
Good stuff ::tu::
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For you S&M lovers , I am adding some really prime Schatt and Morgan’s to my store. Just getting started. I have listed just 7 so far. Look for another 33 more this week. For any Doctor’s knife collectors, I have 4 pearl handled ones that are just over the top gorgeous yet to be listed.
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::tu::
They look reaaaaaaaaaaaly nice!
Just trying to pickup a couple of Queen 76 tangs off the bay right now. And a new guitar amp next week. ::facepalm::
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After that i'll have a good think ::nod::
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I don't know where to start on this...this new arrival required it's own "special photo". Being a relatively recent convert to the Camillus 72 pattern...I saw this Schatt and Morgan whittler on "the bay". I ended of winning it. It is my one and only S&M. As I was checking out, through Paypal, up popped Ivoryman, in the payment information. Seeing the knife was coming from Seattle...I "put 2 & 2 together" and PM'd to find out, yes this was our own AAPK Ivoryman. I had no idea it was one of his knives; however, it makes it that much more special...knowing it came from a "stable" of amazing knives. The knife is one of those that truly looks better in hand, than the pictures revealed. But what really took it "over the top" was Ivoryman's bomb...a personally carved walrus tooth, not normally included in his packages. I'm honored to have these two pieces as highlights in my meager collection. Thanks SOOOO much Ivoryman...these are special!!!
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[quote="Doc B"]I don't know where to start on this...this new arrival required it's own "special photo". Being a relatively recent convert to the Camillus 72 pattern...I saw this Schatt and Morgan whittler on "the bay". I ended of winning it. It is my one and only S&M. As I was checking out, through Paypal, up popped Ivoryman, in the payment information. Seeing the knife was coming from Seattle...I "put 2 & 2 together" and PM'd to find out, yes this was our own AAPK Ivoryman. I had no idea it was one of his knives; however, it makes it that much more special...knowing it came from a "stable" of amazing knives. The knife is one of those that truly looks better in hand, than the pictures revealed. But what really took it "over the top" was Ivoryman's bomb...a personally carved walrus tooth, not normally included in his packages. I'm honored to have these two pieces as highlights in my meager collection. Thanks SOOOO much Ivoryman...these are special!!!
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Doc, that is a gorgeous knife. I have a new appreciation for S&M knives going through this collection I bought. They are incredibly well made. I like the color of this bone on this one. That carved tooth is pretty cool too.
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