What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Doug S]

Swisschamp on belt, Buck Stockman in pocket.

 

[Blues]

"Eureka Jack" by Joe Allen:

 

[Beaver]

A Schrade Walden NY serpentine jack.

 

[Bastid]

Beaver, that jack is drool inducing to say the least.

 

[kamagong]

That's a nice serpentine jack you have there. I have a question about the pen blade, does it ever cut you when you are reaching for it? I've noticed that the tip of the blade is no longer nested below the handle.

 

[Blues]

That's a good looking jack, Jay!

 

[Beaver]

Gus, Kamagong,
One of those knives with a whole lot of character. It's a pleasure to carry. Never had an issue with the pen blade.

 

[Beaver]

Elliott, As is your Alan Eureka jack. Beautifully executed.

 

[ohen cepel]

Buck 110 on my hip and a Buck Canoe in my left pocket. Big Buck fan!

 

[T.K.C.]

 

[navihawk]

Nice Jack beaver.

 

[hunterfisher808]

Carried my only stag scaled knife, a Bulldog stockman.

 

[Will Power]

Beaver, that's a quality looking Jack. I like the nail nicks being on the same side,the bone and that unusual shield-which I think Kerry has a name for...

Can you state dimensions please?

 

[sunnyd]

These two..

1940's Remington.

1930's S&M.

 

[NirreBosse]

Im now into a yeller sodbuster jr period. Just after telling everyone here I like narrow blades with clippoints this happens to me.. OJOJOJ. I also carry the case medium stockman I always carry since springtime.

Bosse

 

[Blues]

John Howser:

 

[crbauhs]

These two..

1940's Remington.

1930's S&M.

Gorgeous knives sunnyd. I especially like the 30's S&M. That is a great knife.

 

[navihawk]

Was Schatt & Morgan related to Queen back then?

 

[kidwholaughs]

Was Schatt & Morgan related to Queen back then?

I don't think so, S&M went out a few years before, if I remember correctly. But the first Queen executives were from S&M.

God Bless

 

[Will Power]

It's a very fine knife sunnyd displays there.

I assumed Queen started in the early 1920s with former Schatt employees, then they bought the bankrupt Schatt&Morgan some time during the Great Depression in the 1930s and incorporated it.I think they made use of the Schatt buildings& plant,keeping the name.