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Who thinks it's time for a Schatt & Morgan only Forum . Being Queen sold and is being made in China . I would like to see just Schatt & Morgan if possible???

New News Just Saw on Schatt & Morgan (Facebook) a post about Schatt & Morgan Coming this 2021 from Cooper Cutlery LLC Winchester ,Ohio

Yes Please. Good Idea with the news. Ohio USA made

As one of Queen's product lines Schatt & Morgans belong in the Queen sub-forum. Starting a new sub-forum for a company that has not yet manufactured a knife is at least a little premature. Without separating one Queen product line there's nothing to put in a Schatt & Morgan only sub-forum.

Modern Slip Joints wrote: ↑Fri Oct 09, 2020 9:33 pm As one of Queen's product lines Schatt & Morgans belong in the Queen sub-forum. Starting a new sub-forum for a company that has not yet manufactured a knife is at least a little premature. Without separating one Queen product line there's nothing to put in a Schatt & Morgan only sub-forum.

What's wrong with just Schatt & Morgan made in the USA ?????

I think this is my only Schatt and Morgan and it is a very knice knife.

doglegg wrote: ↑Sat Oct 10, 2020 1:51 am DSCN4018.JPGI think this is my only Schatt and Morgan and it is a very knice knife.

Those are good knives indeed. I've got a couple of the Half Whittlers. The #43 is a really nice pattern.

Well made and Great looking Knives DogLegg & Railsplitter thanks for showing

Great suggestion, Gary. I like the idea of a designated Schatt & Morgan forum separate from the Queen forum.

Thanks Mr. Kennedy

Great idea for a new dedicated thread. I just picked up my first Schatt & Morgan today at our local flea market for a sawbuck. It is a sleeveboard pattern with bone handles and is 3 9/16" overall closed. Does not look like it has been used much if at all.

Modern Slip Joints wrote: ↑Fri Oct 09, 2020 9:33 pm As one of Queen's product lines Schatt & Morgans belong in the Queen sub-forum. Starting a new sub-forum for a company that has not yet manufactured a knife is at least a little premature. Without separating one Queen product line there's nothing to put in a Schatt & Morgan only sub-forum.

What about S&M knives made before Queen bought S&M?

OC, I think the bone on your S&M is gorgeous.

I think S&M deserves a full forum covering all USA epochs.

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Sat Oct 10, 2020 9:40 pm OC, I think the bone on your S&M is gorgeous.

I think S&M deserves a full forum covering all USA epochs.

I am assuming that it is of recent manufacture?

OLDE CUTLER wrote: ↑Sat Oct 10, 2020 10:57 pm

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Sat Oct 10, 2020 9:40 pm OC, I think the bone on your S&M is gorgeous.

I think S&M deserves a full forum covering all USA epochs.

I am assuming that it is of recent manufacture?

I think it was top of the Line made by Queen or before Queen or the new edition coming out soon Just Made in the USA

OLDE CUTLER wrote: ↑Sat Oct 10, 2020 7:04 pm Great idea for a new dedicated thread. I just picked up my first Schatt & Morgan today at our local flea market for a sawbuck. It is a sleeveboard pattern with bone handles and is 3 9/16" overall closed. Does not look like it has been used much if at all.

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OC that is a great looking knife. Love the bone. Great pick up.

Schatt & Morgan flier & a Schatt Morgan Stag Coke Bottle . I still think we need a Schatt & Morgan Forum Only ???

I agree Gary, S&M is certainly worthy of its own forum.

When Queen re-introduced the Schatt & Morgan line with the Keystone series in 1990, they did a splendid job. Those are some of the best made knives out there IMHO. S&M forum, S&M thread, I could give a fat rat's rear view as long as there is an exclusive place for them. Here are a few from my pile. Love 'em all.

Those are some sweet ones, Jerry.

Thanks John. If you think those are nice, stop by Risners and take a look at the entire Keystone lineup. 20 years of 4-6 (or maybe 7) per year and not a dog in the bunch.

In fact, why don't I save you the trouble and just post all of them here.

Series I (1991) and Series II (1992) were the only Keystone years with a Mini Trapper (042 151). I wonder why?
The 1991 Series I #51 is one of the best made (and best looking) knives in my entire Mini-T collection.

Wow Jerry thanks for posting . I thought I would throw in a couple of old Knives and show there tang Stamps