Slipjoint

A. G. Russell American Bicentennial Knife

Limited Quanities

When I bought the tiny Hen & Rooster firm in 1975, among the many things I found was a coffin shaped handle. This knife had not been made in years and was bladed in a way odd to an American eye.

A. G. Russell Knife/Money Clip

Limited Quantities

Fine rosewood inlay in a stainless frame with pen blade and a nail file.

A. G. Russell Knife Collectors Club Knives

This was the last knife made by the little Bertram factory before I lost it in 1980. It is absolutely the finest quality production folding knife available today. Compare it to knives made by custom makers.

A. G. Russell™ American Hobo oiled ram's horn

On a dealer's table at the 2006 Blade Show, we found and purchased an antique Hobo knife that was the most elegant I had ever seen. The mark was Ostdiek Co. Minneapolis, one I had never seen before. I have checked with many dealers and collectors in the pocketknife portion of this industry and have found no one who knows anything about that company. It is my belief that the knife was produced in the late 1800s or early 1900s.

A. G. Russell™ American Rider's Knife

No one needs to convince a horse person of the necessity of carrying a hoof-pick. If you ride, you know that it is an absolute must. Is there a finer gift for your horse person" Well, maybe a handmade saddle, in which case may we suggest that you have a pocket put on the saddle for one of these knives.
We have improved our American Rider's Knife by doubling the thickness of the hoof-pick to better protect the tender parts of the horse's hoof.

A. G. Russell CM-7 .45 Long Colt

In 1979, Hen & Rooster and A. G. Russell produced the CM-7, the .45 Long Colt which was the first knife designed entirely by me for Hen & Rooster to make.

A. G. Russell™ Gent's Pocket Carver

The Pocket Carver was first introduced in 2006 as the Knife Collectors Club^™ 35th Anniversary Knife. This is a Reverse Congress pattern like no other Reverse Congress you have seen. There are no sharp corners, all edges have been softened to create a knife that feels easy in your hand or pocket. While the blades are a Spey and a Sheepfoot, each blade is wider and longer and makes maximum use of the entire length of the handle resulting in shapes that are more up-to-date in look and function. We have reengineered all parts of the knife.

A. G. Russell Hen & Rooster Baby Barlow

There were only 1,800 CM-4's with Ivory scales made. Of the Model 104, there were to be 1,000 sets produced, each containing five different handle materials. Unfortunately, there were only 200-300 of the 104 Pearl and 400 of the Cattle Horn knives finished before the bankruptcy. The entire 1,000 were produced in each of the three handle materials on this page. In the twenty years since we lost the Bertram (Hen & Rooster) Firm, most of the Model 104 knives have been sold.

A. G. Russell Hen & Rooster Model 274

In 1865, C. R. Bertram founded a small cutlery firm in Solingen, Germany that was fated to become for a brief period, the maker of the very finest pocketknives in the world. Herr Bertram set out to make the very best pocketknives.

A. G. Russell Premium Scout Knife

The A. G. Russell^™ Premium Scout Knife is a unique scout knife. The main blade is 154CM high carbon stainless tool steel at 59-61 Rc. and the handle scales are Brown Jigged Bone or Genuine India Stag.

A. G. Russell Sailor's Knife

In November 1990, we introduced the A. G. Russell^™ Sailor's Knife, produced for us in Japan. We chose Rucarta^™ for the handle scales and AUS-8 stainless for the blade steel to create a knife that will withstand either fresh or salt water. This is not my design, but my revision of an old one.

A. G. Russell™ Sailor's Knife with Natural Bone

In ages past, sailors almost always carried knives that were hafted with bone or exotic wood. Our modern version is truly a working Sailor's knife. The serrated blade makes fast work of cutting rope, the oval eye in the blade makes opening easier when your hands are wet and cold.

A.G. Russell™ Slip Joint Folders

Please look closely at these knives. I have redesigned all three blades in both knives and think that the new shapes will be as exciting to you as they are to me. In the past 75-100 years, no one has taken the time and trouble to do what we are doing with pocket knives.

A. G. Russell Ultimate Pen with Bolsters and Scales

We produced the Ultimate Pen Knife because a knife this small hasn't been produced for many years and never previously with Titanium scales or VG-10 blade steel. This is the most PC knife you can imagine. It is so small, it will not offend anyone.

A. G. Russell Ultimate Pen Knives

We have decided to produce several knives that are specially marked to celebrate our 40th Anniversary. The first of these is the second version of the A. G. Russell^™ Ultimate Pen Knife.

Boker Congress Carver

Len Yule and his dad are the only father/son team to win the National Wild Turkey Call Championship. While his dad dominates the collectible duck call market, Len has earned his reputation with turkey calls, where his calls fetch from $1000-$4,000 each.

Boker Large Congress Folders

Every once and a while, Boker offers us some great deals on popular patterns, and of course we snap them up and pass those savings on to our customers. We have puchased only enough of this one to place them here in a weekly special. If you want one of these, order quickly, as we have a very limited stock on hand.

Boker - Double Tree Congress

The Chestnut Tree trademark is as old as the Boker® company, almost 140 years. This last year, they decided to produce a super high quality line of knives and to mark them destinctively.

Boker Appaloosa Folders

Boker's® brand new series of traditional folding knives is dedicated to the famous Appaloosa horse. The Appaloosa was introduced to Mexico by the Spanish in the 1500s and spread throughout North America. Known for their incredible strength and stamina, they can be recognized by their unique coloring - various shades of brown and white, in irregular spots. This coloration is the inspiration for the bone scales on these knives.

Boker® Large Congress

Occasionally, Boker does a special run on a popular style of knife. They add an etch, use different bolsters or change the inlay. This knife is one of those. We have purchased only enough of this one to place them on the internet. If you want one of these, order quickly, as we have a very limited stock on hand.

Boker Tortoise Celluloid

These traditional Boker® folders with Tortoise Celluloid handle scales are made especially for A. G. Russell^™ Knives. Boker® has agreed to make several of their most popular patterns for us with old markings and shields.

Boker Stag Handled Pocketknives

For over 100 years Boker® has been making fine quality knives, including stag handled pocketknives. For most of those years the Boker® brand was overshadowed by the size and advertising power of Henckels and by the sheer elegance of Hen & Rooster.

Buck Sambar Stag Folders

For their 2007 series of limited edition stag handled folders, Buck® has chosen three of their classic pocketknife designs, the Companion, Cadet, and Ranger. Each of these knives has been made in the Buck U.S.A. factory with the attention to detail that you expect in a Buck Limited Edition. Each piece has very nice Sambar Stag handle slabs and nickel silver bolsters and liners.

Buck Stockman

Buck's largest 3-bladed traditional pocketknife. Anvil/hammer logo in handle, nickel silver bolsters.

Böker Small Four Blade Congress Green Bone

The bone handle scales on this small Four Blade Congress look a little different than what we traditionally expect in jigged bone. Böker® has devised a new jigging pattern that gives the impression of a spiral of bone wrapping around the handle of the knife. The knife itself is a little unexpected as well.

Böker - Double Tree Large Copperhead

Ernst Felix, owner of Böker® says that the tree as Böker's trademark is as old as the company - 138 years. A real chestnut tree growing close to the plant gave Heinrich Böker® the idea to choose this symbol for quality.

Böker - Double Tree Large Stockman

Ernst Felix, owner of Böker® says that the tree as Böker's trademark is as old as the company - 138 years. A real chestnut tree growing close to the plant gave Heinrich Böker® the idea to choose this symbol for quality. In the early years, Böker shipped many knives to Africa and South America where few could read the company's name and the brand became known as the Tree Brand.

Böker Appaloosa Folders

Böker's® brand new series of traditional folding knives is dedicated to the famous Appaloosa horse. The Appaloosa was introduced to Mexico by the Spanish in the 1500s and spread throughout North America. Known for their incredible strength and stamina, they can be recognized by their unique coloring, various shades of brown and white, in irregular spots. This coloration is the inspiration for the bone scales on these knives.

Cinch Folders

This fast growing Western clothing line has chosen Böker® to make the knives that are part of their selection of cowboy goods. Especially handsome are those dressed in yellow bone handle scales.

Böker Double Tree Trapper

Ernst Felix, owner of Böker® says that the tree as Böker's trademark is as old as the company - 138 years. A real chestnut tree growing close to the plant gave Heinrich Böker the idea to choose this symbol for quality. In the company's first year, they were already shipping to Africa and South America where few could read the company's name.

Böker Limited Edition Double Tree Whittler

After more than 100 years Böker added a new trademark to the 140 year old Treebrand® pictograph of a huge Chestnut Tree. The new brand is the Double Tree® - two trees. This symbol represents Böker's highest quality. With extra attention to detail, these knives are the best that Böker's highly trained and motivated staff can produce.

Böker Stockman & Whittler

Böker®, today's top German manufacturer of sporting knives, has taken two of their most popular models and added fine Mother-of-Pearl exclusively for members of the Knife Collectors Club^™ and A. G. Russell's customers.

Böker® Scout or Camp Knife

The Böker® Scout (or Camp) knife is unusual in that, instead of 4 blades with several functions, there are six blades including a reamer-leather punch, corkscrew, screwdriver-cap lifter (bottle opener), can opener, 2-1/2" Traditional Spear Point blade, and a 1- 3/4" Clip Point blade.

C. Platt's Sons Cutlery Company Acquisition Set

The C. Platt's Sons Cutlery Acquisition Set includes a handsome English Rope Knife made very like it might have been in 1905. (This model may also be called an Elephant's Toe Nail or a Sun Fish.) The handle measures 1-1/16" wide with very flat dark antique jigged bone and flat bolsters.

Canal Street Cannitler With Dark Amber Jigged Bone

The Canal Street Canittler is a medium sized Canoe, configured as a Whittler with a 2-3/4" Spearpoint main blade, a 1-3/4" Cut-off Pen blade and a 1-5/8" Sheepfoot blade at the other end. Canal Street is making some of the most unusual slipjoint folders currently being made in this country.

Canal Street Cutlery Co. Four Blade Congress

This four blade congress measures 4-1/16" closed, includes 2 sheep foot blades measuring 2-1/2" and two pen blades measuring 2-1/8".

Canal Street Cutlery Co. Three Blade Serpentine Stockman

This three blade Serpentine Stockman measures 4" closed, includes a clip point main blade measuring 3", a sheep foot blade measuring 2-1/8" and a spey blade measuring 2".

Canal Street Cutlery Co. Three Blade Stockman

This three blade Stockman measures 3-3/8" closed, includes a clip point main blade measuring 2-5/8", a sheep foot blade measuring 1-3/4" and a spey blade measuring 1-3/4".

Canal Street Cutlery Co. Three Blade Whittler

This three blade Whittler measures 3-1/2" closed, includes a clip point main blade measuring 2-1/2", a pen blade measuring 1-5/8" and a clipped pen blade measuring 1-5/8".

Canal Street Cutlery Co. Two Blade Folding Hunter

This two blade Folding Hunter measures 5-1/4" closed, includes a clip point main blade measuring 3-7/8" and an upswept skinner blade measuring 4".

Canal Street Cutlery Co. Two Blade Muskrat

This two blade Muskrat measures 4" closed and includes two long clip point blades measuring 3".

Canal Street Cutlery Co. Two Blade Trapper

In a very short time Canal Street Cutlery has risen to the top of the U.S custom knife industry. Combining 19th century tradition and modern technology, CCSC is committed to providing the finest U.S. manufactured product available today. All pieces are hand assembled and finished for a true classic.

Canal Street Cutlery Co. Stockman and Congress

In a very short time Canal Street Cutlery has risen to the top of the U.S custom knife industry. Combining 19th century tradition and modern technology, CCSC is committed to providing the finest U.S. manufactured product available today. All pieces are hand assembled and finished for a true classic, limited to 400 pieces each (sorry, no choice of serial number.)

Reverse Gunstock Trapper and Muskrat

In a very short time Canal Street Cutlery has risen to the top of the U.S custom knife industry. Combining 19th century tradition and modern technology, CSCC is committed to providing the finest U.S. manufactured product available today. All pieces are hand assembled and finished for a true classic.

Canal Street Cutlery Moon Pie Trapper

While the Moon Pie®, a graham cracker, marshmallow and chocolate cookie created about 1917 in Chattannoga, has become synomonous with the South, particularly the Southeast, Canal Street Cutlery's Moon Pie Trapper is created in New York and will be enjoyed across the entire country.

Canal Street Cutlery Ring Opener with Rams Horn

The Ring Opener is an extremely rare pattern that Canal Street Cutlery revived last year. The first knife was produced with jigged amber bone. In October 2006, we introduced our first exclusive 200 piece limited edition version with India Stag. That knife was very popular with Knife Collectors Club^™ members and A. G. Russell customers.

Canal Street Moon Pie Trapper and Trailing Point Hunter Set

Canal Street Cutlery is located at 30 Canal Street in Ellenville, NY, an early home of Schrade Cutlery. Ellenville has a long and rich tradition in knife production dating back to the 19th century. Now in their third year of operation, Canal Street Cutlery has a wealth of knife making experience and technical knowledge.

Canal Street Moon Pie Trapper With Amber Stag Bone

Yes, it is an unusual name for a knife. When we asked Wally Gardiner, President of Canal Street Cutlery where the name came from, he told us "because the extra large cap on the knife looks like a half moon." It is a beautiful knife, put together with the attention to detail and fine finish you have become accustomed to from Canal Street Cutlery.

Canal Street Cutlery® Ram's Horn Folders

Canal Street Cutlery®, now in its third year of operation, is producing traditional American knives in its Ellenville, New York facility. Their standard handle material is Dark Amber Jigged Bone and standard production runs are 400 pieces. In addition to standard variations in those quantities, Canal Street produces smaller production runs in other handle materials for specific companies as well as short runs to commemorate specific events.

Case Ruger Founders Commemorative Set

The Ruger® Founders' Commemorative Set from W. R. Case® and Sons includes an appropriate 3-1/4" Gunstock Jackknife with a 2-1/2" Spearpoint and 2" Pen blade of mirror polished Tru-Sharp stainless at 54-56 Rc.

Case 6.5 Bone Stag Peanut

For many years now, the import of Genuine India stag has been restricted. Most knife companies have come up with their own version of Bone Stag. Case's version, 6.5 Bonestag® is very well done. It starts with a piece of cattle bone jigged to resemble classic stag antler, then each piece is treated under an open flame to add authenticity.

Case 6.5 Bonestag

These are two of Case's more popular classic patterns handled with Case's own 6.5 Bonestag®. Combining the best of both, 6.5 Bonestag is made from genuine cattle bone jigged to resemble classic stag antler, then treated under an open flame to add authenticity.

Case 6.5 BoneStag Medium Stockman

For many years now, the import of Genuine India stag has been restricted. Most knife companies have come up with their own version of Bone Stag. Case's version, 6.5 Bonestag® is very well done. It starts with a piece of cattle bone jigged to resemble classic stag antler, then each piece is treated under an open flame to add authenticity.

Case 6.5 BoneStag Small Stockman

For many years now, the import of Genuine India stag has been restricted. Most knife companies have come up with their own version of Bone Stag. Case's version, 6.5 Bonestag® is very well done. It starts with a piece of cattle bone jigged to resemble classic stag antler, then each piece is treated under an open flame to add authenticity.

Case 6.5 Stag Moose

For many years now, the import of Genuine India stag has been restricted. Most knife companies have come up with their own version of Bone Stag. Case's version, 6.5 Bonestag® is very well done. It starts with a piece of cattle bone jigged to resemble classic stag antler, then each piece is treated under an open flame to add authenticity.

W.R. Case Curly Zebrawood Series

Curly Zebrawood is a new handle material for Case®. It is a beautiful wood that is so named because of the zebra-like stripes that run through it. It is a heavy hardwood with a rather coarse texture and a wavy or "curly" pattern. This wood is not often used in production knife handles because of the difficulty of working with it.

W.R. Case Curly Zebrawood Series

Curly Zebrawood is a new handle material for Case®. It is a beautiful wood that is so named because of the zebra-like stripes that run through it. It is a heavy hardwood with a rather coarse texture and a wavy or "curly" pattern. This wood is not often used in production knife handles because of the difficulty of working with it.

Case Pocket Worn Harvest Orange Canoe and Peanut

Case's Pocket worn series is celebrating its 10th anniversary by offering a brand new color, Harvest Orange. You can capture the beauty of the fall season year round in your pocket with either of these two knives. Each feature Case's own Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel blades at 54-57 Rc., nickel silver bolsters and shields and brass liners.

Case Pocket Worn Harvest Orange Folders

Case's Pocket worn series is celebrating its 10th anniversary by offering a brand new color, Harvest Orange.

Case Pocket Worn Harvest Orange Folders

Case's Pocket worn series is offering a brand new color, Harvest Orange. You can capture the beauty of the fall season year round with either of these two knives.

Case Hobo with Spoon

The Hobo is a really old design. It actually began as an eating knife and a spike for lifting morsels, sheathed with a larger knife. The next step was to put a fork and a knife in a folder. Then they worked out methods of separating them. No one knows how long ago that was, only that it followed the invention of forks. I have seen really old ones with two tines. I have also seen them with spoons almost as big as ladles.

Case John Deere Limited Production

W. R. Case now has two new John Deer Knife and Tin sets. Each knife is comes in a collector's gift tin featuring vintage John Deere advertising artwork, and features an exclusive John Deere Shield.

Case Knives Ducks Unlimited Licensed Bird Hunter

Since 1937, Ducks Unlimited has made it its mission to conserve, restore and manage wetlands and associated habitats for North America's waterfowl. For each knife sold, a royalty is paid to Ducks Unlimited to help it continue this vital mission.

Case Knives John Deere Licensed Tiny Trapper

Two of the most respected and well known brands combine together in this two blade Tiny Trapper. Combines Case's own Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel and jigged genuine bone dyed the same green as in the John Deere Logo.

Case Pocket Worn Old Red Bone Medium Stockman

When you held your Grandfather's pocketknife, you probably noticed the slightly smoother feel, the rounded corners and the rivets worn a bit flatter. That's the result of being carried in a pocket for years. By talking a little more time hand-finishing these knives, Case has duplicated that feel. The look and feel is classic, the materials modern.

Case True Blue Peanut

Just like your favorite pair of jeans, the jigged blue bone Peanut is a knife you will keep returning to for everyday carry. Measuring 2-3/4" closed, the genuine bone handles feature the Case "USA" nickel silver logo shield.

Case Yellow Handled Medium Stockman and Barehead Slimline Trapper

Case's Yellow Handle series knives are perfect for the shop or the outdoors. The bright yellow handles will keep them from getting lost, and the Delrin is extremely durable.

Case Yellow Handled Mini Trapper and Peanut

Case's Yellow Handle series knives are perfect for the shop or the outdoors. The bright yellow handles will keep them from getting lost, and the Delrin is extremely durable.

Case Yellow Handled Trapper and Pen Knife

Case's Yellow Handle series knives are perfect for the shop or the outdoors. The bright yellow handles will keep them from getting lost, and the Delrin is extremely durable. Each feature Case's own Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel blades at 54-57 Rc., nickel silver bolsters and shields and brass liners.

Case-Tony Bose Cotton Sampler

Tony Bose is one of the finest makers of traditional slip joint knives the world has ever seen. In 1999, Case® produced their first collaboration with Tony. This Cotton Sampler is the eighth model designed by Tony and produced by Case® under his supervision. Each model has been limited to a total of 1,000 divided by the number of handle materials used.

W. R. Case® Curly Zebrawood Series

Curly Zebrawood is a new handle material for Case®. It is a beautiful wood that is so named because of the zebra-like stripes that run through it. It is a heavy hardwood with a rather coarse texture and a wavy or "curly" pattern. This wood is not often used in production knife handles because of the difficulty of working with it. It has historically been used for veneer for custom furniture and furniture trim and inlays. It is very difficult to plane or machine.

W. R. Case® Curly Zebrawood Series

Curly Zebrawood is a new handle material for Case®. It is a beautiful wood that is so named because of the zebra-like stripes that run through it. It is a heavy hardwood with a rather coarse texture and a wavy or "curly" pattern. This wood is not often used in production knife handles because of the difficulty of working with it. It has historically been used for veneer for custom furniture and furniture trim and inlays. It is very difficult to plane or machine.

Case Folders with Mahogany Obsidian

These are two of Case's most popular patterns which have been handled with Mahogany Obsidian, a rich brown and black volcanic glass, used for thousands of years all over the world as arrowheads, knives or spear points This highly polished material is one of the most beautiful ever used by Case as handle scales on their knives.

Cattaraugus Copperlock

In the United States of 1880, the cutlery industry was dominated at the high end by the great English houses, of Joseph Rogers, Wostenholm and their closest competitors. At the low end by the makers of Germany and Bohemia with the American knife companies filling the middle space. In that year, John B. F. Champlin conceived the idea of an American firm making only the highest quality pocketknives and taking for America the banner of best quality knives.

Cattaraugus Liberty Knife Copper over Brass

Made by the Knife Collectors Club^™ in 1976 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty. The handles are sculpted of solid brass.

A. G. Russell Knife Collectors Club Knives

This 1990 Knife Collectors Club^™ offering, is a unique knife in several ways. Probably the most unusual thing about it is the way the large blade unlocks. In 1988 or 1989, I was shown an old knife which made use of this locking system and I was immediately intrigued. There are very few two bladed knives with a locking blade.

Cattaraugus Yukon

In the United States of 1880, the cutlery industry was dominated at the high end by the great English houses, of Joseph Rogers, Wostenholm and their closest competitors. At the low end by the makers of Germany and Bohemia with the American knife companies filling the middle space. In that year, John B. F. Champlin conceived the idea of an American firm making only the highest quality pocketknives and taking for America the banner of best quality knives.

CRKT Edgie

CRKT calls it the Edgie^™ because the edge is honed every time it is opened or closed. This first CRKT Edgie model was designed to be a simple, affordable utility knife with broad appeal.

Hen & Rooster Model 107 (101)

We called this "The Vest Pocket Skinner" because it measures only 3-1/2" closed and the hollow ground blade is ground like a fine straight razor. This blade is not meant to cut cane or to whittle on oak.

Hen & Rooster Model 273

The Gentleman's Congress pattern pocketknife with two blades, model 273, measures 3-3/8" closed with a 1-7/8" spey blade and a 1-1/2" pen blade. Nickel silver bolsters and liners and a choice of four handle materials. Mother-of-Pearl, African Cattle Horn, Coral Rucarta^™ and Ivory Rucarta^™.

Original C Bertram & Sons, Solingen Germany

These were made for the American market . The blades are stamped Germany, those made for Europe were just stamped Solingen.

KA-BAR HOBO

This Utensil kit features a knife, fork, spoon and bottle opener.

Little Brother Barlow - .219 Zipper

In the 1970s, the Knife Collector's Club^™ and Bertram GMBR, the tiny maker of Hen & Rooster knives, issued some of the finest pocketknives ever made, beginning with the CM-4 in 1974, the year before we saved the tiny company from bankruptcy, and ending with the CM-9 in 1980, the year we lost it to bankruptcy.

Kershaw Money Clip

The Kershaw Money Clip is perfect for those who don't want to carry a full size pocketknife.

TwoCan from Kershaw

The TwoCan is a nice little knife with a carabiner bail for attaching to your key ring. When you open the second blade it is also a really nice pair of snips, the nicest pocket scissors I have seen in over 25 years.

Lone Wolf Loveless City Knife with Scrimshaw on Mammoth Ivory

We have chosen the Loveless designed City Knife from Lone Wolf^™ as the 'canvas' for this nautical scene. On the front side of the knife, the image is of a magnificent sailing ship against a bank of white clouds with the all important lighthouse in the foreground. Reverse scale is blank.

Lone Wolf Loveless City Knife with Scrimshaw on Mammoth Ivory

We have chosen the Lone Wolf City Knife as the 'canvas' for this nautical scene. On the front side of the knife, the image is of a magnificent sailing ship against a bank of white clouds with just the tail of a huge humpback in the foreground.

Ontario Knives RAT Railsplitter

In 2002, RAT (Randall's Adventure and Training) a professional survival training, expedition guiding, and outdoor gear research team entered into an exclusive collaboration with Ontario Knife Co. to supply a proven set of outdoor knife designs. In 2005, they released a pair of fixed blade camp knives with D2 blades and Ram's Horn handle scales, in 2006 it was a Cattleman's folder, again with the D2 and Ram's Horn.

Birdseye Maple from Queen Cutlery

Since 1922, Queen Cutlery has strived to remain one of the oldest old and most trustworthy American knife companies. They produce mostly traditional patterns of folding and fixed blade knives under their name as well as Schatt & Morgan.

Queen Birdseye Serpentine Jack

Since 1922, Queen Cutlery has strived to remain one of the oldest old and most trustworthy American knife companies. They produce mostly traditional patterns of folding and fixed blade knives under their name as well as Schatt & Morgan. The still use some of the old Schatt and Morgan equipment, tooling and processes and are respected for their high quality vintage style pocketknives and hunting knives in the U.S. today.

Queen Cutlery Birdseye Maple Cattle King

Since 1922, Queen Cutlery has strived to remain one of the oldest old and most trustworthy American knife companies. They produce mostly traditional patterns of folding and fixed blade knives under their name as well as Schatt & Morgan. The still use some of the old Schatt and Morgan equipment, tooling and processes and are respected for their high quality vintage style pocketknives and hunting knives in the U.S. today.

Queen Cutlery Birdseye Maple Folding Hunter

Since 1922, Queen Cutlery has strived to remain one of the oldest and most trustworthy American knife companies. They produce mostly traditional patterns of folding and fixed blade knives under their name as well as Schatt & Morgan. They still use some of the old Schatt and Morgan equipment, tooling and processes and are respected for their high quality vintage style pocketknives and hunting knives in the U.S. today.

Queen Cutlery Birdseye Maple Horseman's Knife

Since 1922, Queen Cutlery has strived to remain one of the oldest and most trustworthy American knife companies. They produce mostly traditional patterns of folding and fixed blade knives under their name as well as Schatt & Morgan. The still use some of the old Schatt and Morgan equipment, tooling and processes and are respected for their high quality vintage style pocketknives and hunting knives in the U.S. today.

Queen Cutlery Birdseye Maple Mountain Man Lockback

Since 1922, Queen Cutlery has strived to remain one of the oldest old and most trustworthy American knife companies. They produce mostly traditional patterns of folding and fixed blade knives under their name as well as Schatt & Morgan. The still use some of the old Schatt and Morgan equipment, tooling and processes and are respected for their high quality vintage style pocketknives and hunting knives in the U.S. today.

Queen Cutlery Birdseye Maple Small Stockman

Since 1922, Queen Cutlery has strived to remain one of the oldest old and most trustworthy American knife companies. They produce mostly traditional patterns of folding and fixed blade knives under their name as well as Schatt & Morgan. The still use some of the old Schatt and Morgan equipment, tooling and processes and are respected for their high quality vintage style pocketknives and hunting knives in the U.S. today.

Queen Cutlery Birdseye Maple Utility Knife

Since 1922, Queen Cutlery has strived to remain one of the oldest old and most trustworthy American knife companies. They produce mostly traditional patterns of folding and fixed blade knives under their name as well as Schatt & Morgan. They still use some of the old Schatt and Morgan equipment, tooling and processes and are respected for their high quality vintage style pocketknives and hunting knives in the U.S. today.

Queen Cutlery Dan Burke Folders

As a part of his partnership with Queen Cutlery, knifemaker Dan Burke has selected five traditional slipjoint pocketknives to create a collection with Winterbottom Jigged Bone. This collection was introduced at the beginning of this year and was just released. The Winterbottom pattern has a long history with Queen Cutlery.

Queen's English Gentleman's Jack Knife

These are knives that could have been made in England one hundred years ago. The work would be familiar to the buyers of the best quality work of that day but the steel would have confounded them completely. Stainless steel did not exist until after 1910 and stainless that would hold an edge did not exist until about 1950.

Queen Yellow Delrin Trapper

In mid-2006, Queen discovered a little over 100 of these knives in their vault. Naturally, we snapped them up for our customers who preferred the old-fashioned 420HC stainless blades to the D2 that Queen has changed to. They went very quickly. We went back to Queen and made a deal with them to keep producing these knives for our customers.

Queen's 2006 & 2007 President's Choice

For 2006 and 2007 the president of Queen Cutlery has chosen a matching pair of very small Toothpicks in premium handle material for the annual Queen President's Choice. The handle materials are the ever more rare Black Lip Pearl and very special white Mother-of-Pearl. These knives represent the peak of traditional slipjoint production at the Queen plant so they are marked Schatt & Morgan.

Queen's Dan Burke Cattle Knife

Dan Burke says that he was inspired by an IXL exhibition knife of the early 1800s with an ivory handle. This handsome, larger than life knife measures 4-1/4" closed with a 3-1/8" clip blade, 2-1/4" sheepfoot blade and a 2-1/8" spey blade, all made of BG42 at 59-61 Rc.

Queen® Cutlery Dan Burke Serpentine Doctor's Knife

The Doctor's or Physician's knife has become fairly common in today's selection of traditional folders. They are made primarily in the United States by Case®, Queen® and Canal Street®. But a Serpentine Doctor's knife is rare and is the most collectible of all the variations on the Doctor's knife pattern.

Remington® 26th Annual Bullet® Barlow

Remington® is calling their 2008 Annual Bullet® Knife "The Veteran." They will produce several thousand with 440 stainless blades and a very limited run of only 220 with Damascus blades. The model is a classic Barlow with Amber Jigged Bone scales, brass liners, and nickel silver bolsters and bullet inlay.

Remington 20th Anniversary Bullet Knife

Twenty-one years ago, Remington Arms Co. issued the first official reproduction of the most popular of all of the original "Bullet" knives of the early 1900s. The "Trapper" with an inlay of the then popular .30 Remington cartridge, was to become a knife collectors icon. One of the originals in mint condition, is now valued in thousands of dollars and the twenty-one year old reproductions are valued in hundreds of dollars.

Super Fine Rigid Folders

United Cutlery has decided to upgrade the Rigid® trademark. They have chosen Rigid® from many trademarks they own to debut their new U.S. made, very high quality traditional pocketknives. Using the finest source of experienced craftsmen and the most up-to-date technology, they have outdone themselves on this first move into the field.

Super Fine Rigid Folders

United Cutlery has decided to upgrade the Rigid® trademark. They have chosen Rigid® from many trademarks they own to debut their new U.S. made, very high quality traditional pocketknives. Using the finest source of experienced craftsmen and the most up-to-date technology, they have outdone themselves on this first move into the field.

Ruger Medium Stockman

This series of nine Ruger® knives is limited to 500 of each model, all made using Case's own "Surgical Stainless" blade steel at 55-57 Rc., burnt India stag for scales (very rare), brass liners, nickel silver bolsters, caps and inlays.

Schatt & Morgan 2005 President's Choice

For the past five years, they have produced a President's Choice knife. This fifth is a Cigar Whittler with fine Black Lip Pearl from Tahiti.

Schatt & Morgan Anniversary Series 07

Schatt & Morgan Anniversary Series 11

2001 is the 11th year of the Schatt & Morgan series of collectible knives. The scales are Carved-Peach Bone, Mother-of-Pearl and Abalone. All blades are mirror polished 440A stainless. The bolsters, caps and inlays are nickel silver, the liners are brass.

Schatt & Morgan Anniversary Series 12

This is the twelfth year of the Schatt & Morgan series of collectible knives. The Twelfth Series is LIMITED to 1,000 each of seven knives. The handle materials are black African or Asian Buffalo horn and two identical knives with Pearl, one Black Penn Pearl and one White Mother-of-Pearl. These knives are made using mirror polished 420M stainless at 56-58 Rc. The bolsters and caps are nickel silver, the liners are brass. The keystone inlays are mother of pearl.

Schatt & Morgan Chairman's Choice

Limited to 500 pieces, this lovely pearl handled Whittler has so many special features that collectors are going to be blown away. Magnificent Mother-of-Pearl scales are complimented by threaded and pinched nickel silver bolsters and brass pins.

Schatt & Morgan Series XVII

Schatt & Morgan Series XVII consists of six different models. Five have handle scales of Keystone State Timeworn Red Jigged bone with nickel silver keystone shields and bolsters, and brass liners. The sixth pattern is a four blade Mini Congress with presentation grade Black Lip Pearl and nickel silver bolsters and liners.

Schatt & Morgan File & Wire Medium Toothpick

The Schatt & Morgan File & Wire program is well into the third series. The Medium Toothpick, the fifth knife in that series, has a 3-3/8" sabre ground, mirror polished California Clip blade of ATS-34 at 59-61 Rc.

Schatt & Morgan File & Wire Tested Wildcat Driller Whittler

The Wildcat Driller Whittler is the fourth knife in the third series of current Schatt & Morgan File & Wire Tested brand knives. This series, which features Goldenroot Worm Grooved Bone, got off to a tremendous start with the Mountain Man Folder which was introduced around the middle of 2004 and the limited production has completely sold.

Schatt & Morgan Series XVII - Seventeenth Anniversary

Schatt & Morgan Series XVII consists of six different models. Five have handle scales of Keystone State Timeworn Red Jigged bone with nickel silver keystone shields and bolsters, and brass liners. The sixth pattern is a four blade Mini Congress with presentation grade Black Lip Pearl and nickel silver bolsters and liners.

Schatt & Morgan's President's Choice 2004

Since 2000, they have produced a President's Choice knife. This, the 4th, will be limited to only 400 pieces. It is a remarkable knife, a 3-5/8" "Baby Sunfish" with coined bolsters, wonderful Mother-of-Pearl scales and nickel silver liners and bolsters.

Schatt & Morgan® File & Wire Swing Guard

Before the Rockwell tester, the File & Wire mark was used to indicate that the hardness and toughness of a blade had passed the file and wire test. The test consisted of cutting the edge bevel with a new file to test the hardness and then tapping the blade edge through a piece of wire of a known hardness to test the toughness. If the edge was not blunted by the wire, it passed the test and was marked with "File & Wire Tested". This method and mark was used by Schatt & Morgan for many years and evolved into a brand.

Spyderco UK PenKnife

The knife may be man's oldest tool but today it is governed by different carry restrictions in nearly every country in the world. This is particularly true regarding pocketknives in the United Kingdom where legal guidelines govern the size and function of all pocketknives carried in public. One of these parameters is that folding knives not have blades that lock open.

Swiss Champ with Stag Scales

Swiss Army knives are carried in pockets and in belt pouches all over the world. The Swiss Champ is a standard model carried by multitudes for years. It is built in 8 layers with 33 different functions. A bulky yet pocket sized toolbox.

Third Annual Queen President's Choice Knife

Queen's current President Robert J. Breton has chosen a 3-1/2" Muskrat pattern and added gorgeous mother-of-pearl handle scales. The blade configuration is as a muskrat should be, with Turkish clip blades and a single spring to work both blades.

W. R. Case Pheasant Trapper

Each handle is laser etched with a scene on both the front and back that will trigger memories of the last big trip, or anticipation for the next one. If you missed that trophy on your last trip, let this beautiful knife soften the blow.

W. R. Case Turkey Trapper

Are you or a friend planning a big turkey hunt this year? No!? This traditional trapper with a flock of turkeys scrimed in the natural bone handle scales will help. If you do have that big hunt planned, take a couple along - one for you and one for your buddy. Each front and back natural bone handle scale is laser etched with a scene that will trigger memories of the last big trip, or anticipation for the next one.

W. R. Case America's Spirit Series

They used their standard trapper and added a laser etched natural bone scale to the obverse (front) side and a dark red bone scale with the Case® Stars & Stripes shield to the reverse side.

W. R. Case America's Spirit Series

W. R. Case® & Sons has created a series of knives commemorating five recent major American military conflicts. The first of the five available were those commemorating World War II and the Vietnam Conflict.

W. R. Case® Johnny Cash Commemorative Trappers

Johnny Cash has been a legend in American Country Music for several decades. In the early years he was truly a rebel with a unique vocal style that set him apart. As his life progressed, he was recognized not only by his fans, but by industry insiders as a true innovator in the industry. With these two commemorative trappers, W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery pays tribute to the "Man in Black".

Wenger Sea Otter

The Sea Otter is the largest member of the weasel family and the smallest marine mammal. In Alaska, they now inhabit most of their former range.

Three Backspring Whittler

Made in 1995 this knife features the Winchester 30-30 Cartridge shield. Cartridge Series is etched on the clip point blade of each knife. Available in two handle materials; Original Burnt Orange bone handles with Rogers Jigging and Tan jigged bone. Nickel silver pinched bolster, and brass liners compliment the handles nicely.

Winchester® Traditional Folders

These three Winchester® folders were produced in the early 1990s, at a time when we were selling every Winchester model made with Bone, Stag or Pearl handle scales. A small quantity have been on our shelves since 1996 when they were last in this catalog.