Schatt and Morgan, Titusville Pa. 1903 - 1933

[danno50]

These two are the only Schatt & Morgan related knives I have. Dave, I hope you don't mind me sullying your thread with a couple of "ugly" knives.

[edge213]

These two are the only Schatt & Morgan related knives I have. Dave, I hope you don't mind me sullying your thread with a couple of "ugly" knives.

I would like to own those two "ugly" knives. I think they are cool

[doglegg]

Ugly?????? We looking at the same knives?
I would be proud to own either of them.

[cudgee]

Yeah, one of the two us needs our eyes tested.

[danno50]

These two are the only Schatt & Morgan related knives I have. Dave, I hope you don't mind me sullying your thread with a couple of "ugly" knives.

I would like to own those two "ugly" knives. I think they are cool

It was a bit of a joke. The Chris Wolf was once advertised as the "ugliest knife on the market".

[doglegg]

Well played Dan.

[edge213]

These two are the only Schatt & Morgan related knives I have. Dave, I hope you don't mind me sullying your thread with a couple of "ugly" knives.

I would like to own those two "ugly" knives. I think they are cool

It was a bit of a joke. The Chris Wolf was once advertised as the "ugliest knife on the market".

Yes, I knew that. I've just never been able to find either one.

[cudgee]

Any idea what year.

[Miller Bro's]

No wonder I can't find any old S & M knives, Dave has them all!

Nice show Dave, I'll see what I can dredge up

[Miller Bro's]

A big beefy knife....

[cody6268]

A big beefy knife....

And they used real bone, not that ugly pressed horn stuff the Brits used. I have a Wostenholm of the same era, and that thing weighs a ton!

[knowtracks]

WOW!!!!! Look at all the posts!!
Thank You Danno and MB for the contributions!! The ugly knives are cool Dan! They were made in Titusville so sometime after 1902.
That big ole riggers knife is sure a handfull Miller Bro's. They must have made a bunch of them for the war.
Here is a Maize knife, which is basically the same pattern as a Pruner except for the blade shape. I thought it was interesting!

Dave

PS Dan, the trade beads kinda go hand in hand with the buckskinning thing I've been doin for years. Charlie's also a bead guy and every year @ the OKCA show we bring, buy, trade some. IF we ever have another show I'll make sure you know and you can bring some and join us! We'd enjoy your opinion!!

[Miller Bro's]

And they used real bone, not that ugly pressed horn stuff the Brits used. I have a Wostenholm of the same era, and that thing weighs a ton!

Thanks Cody

[Miller Bro's]

Dave, that's a beautiful old knife!

Here's a couple ugly ones like Dan has

[edge213]

Dave, that's a beautiful old knife!

Here's a couple ugly ones like Dan has

Love 'em!!

[knowtracks]

Love those ugly knives! Thanks MB!! Well, you guys got Jess and Chris covered!! No need for me to post em again!
Here's a 5 blade sowbelly that doesn't show up to often! All blades are tang stamped.

Dave

[Miller Bro's]

Love those ugly knives! Thanks MB!! Well, you guys got Jess and Chris covered!! No need for me to post em again!

Thanks Dave!

I would like to see them

[cudgee]

Some absolutely sensational knives on this thread.

[peanut740]

Love those ugly knives! Thanks MB!! Well, you guys got Jess and Chris covered!! No need for me to post em again!
Here's a 5 blade sowbelly that doesn't show up to often! All blades are tang stamped.
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Dave

Dave,that's a dandy for sure.Hard to beat any 5 blade sowbelly.

[peanut740]

Dave, that's a beautiful old knife!

Here's a couple ugly ones like Dan has

MB

[Miller Bro's]

Love 'em!!

Thanks David

MB

Thank you Roger

[danno50]

A big beefy knife....

Great knife, MB. Does it have the Canadian military broad arrow?

WOW!!!!! Look at all the posts!!
Thank You Danno and MB for the contributions!! The ugly knives are cool Dan! They were made in Titusville so sometime after 1902.
That big ole riggers knife is sure a handfull Miller Bro's. They must have made a bunch of them for the war.
Here is a Maize knife, which is basically the same pattern as a Pruner except for the blade shape. I thought it was interesting!

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Dave

PS Dan, the trade beads kinda go hand in hand with the buckskinning thing I've been doin for years. Charlie's also a bead guy and every year @ the OKCA show we bring, buy, trade some. IF we ever have another show I'll make sure you know and you can bring some and join us! We'd enjoy your opinion!!

Lovely maize knife, Dave! I know nothing about beads. I did bring a string to OKCA for Charlie back in 2018. My wife had two strings the same and I talked her into parting with one of them. Let's keep our fingers crossed for 2022!!

[danno50]

Dave, that's a beautiful old knife!

Here's a couple ugly ones like Dan has

Very nice! Not quite as ugly as mine, though.

I really like that beautiful 5 blade sowbelly, Dave!

[Miller Bro's]

Great knife, MB. Does it have the Canadian military broad arrow?

Thanks Dan, yes it does, very hard to see under the patina.

[knowtracks]

Sorry took me so long to get back! Regular winter storm here today so outside work is on hold! Might as well post some pics!!
Thank You MB, Danno, peanut and cudgee for your contributions!

3 3/4" closed 2 Bld Jack, Spear main with decent bone. I see why these were so popular back in the day!

Dave