Hey Doc..enjoyed the video great work. U dont know if i could even tell the pin was replaced if i hadnt watched you do it!!

Great video! It is a beautiful knife as is. The quality of the S&M with its age and the lasting beauty of its handle sparkles on the complete side. I am looking forward to your handle repair on the other side. Continuing to pray for Mr. Glenn. ❤️🙏

Someone say something about ellaville ga?

Great job Doc. God bless you.

I love those parker benchmade I bought 1 for $10at a antique store and the other one I traded 2 brand new ozark trail knives for it.

Love the channel. I would definitely be interested in a Buck warranty repair video. Keep up the good work.

I appreciate you sharing that knife history Doc. I love the history of American knife making.

Good job on the restoration.

I really love the Schatt & Morgan knives, the finest of quality 😊

What is the collectability and value of the knife today.

Good job on the be S&M Doc.

Nice work. That is a good-looking knife.

That's too wild, I loved hearing about that. They didn't hold them Queen boys down, bought the factory they were fired from. That's a wild story, I bet they took folks with them when the left shatt, probably hurt even more than expected.

Absolutely beutifull knife love it. You did great job on it. Love the history thanks foe sharing this

I sent in a Ranger 112 and a 726 Spitfire to BUCK to be re-bladed. It took some time but they came back good as new. Well worth the wait and $10/blade. I was very impressed.

Sweet C&M! Queen also contracted out the Case Classics for Case when Jim Parker owned them to a Kentucky Cutlery company called BGC or Blue Grass Cutlery in Kentucky, Charley Dorton of Bulldog Knives was a partner of Bluegrass Cutlery also so they are all connected closely to the hip lol, The Case Classics where the best pocket knives ever sold by Case! And also Remington Knife division from post world War 1 to pre World War 2 was the number one seller of all pocket knives in the country because of the Bullet knife serries that offered 23 different models in 1923 they sold 2.3 million in sales annually and up in to WW2 and offered 2000 different models!!

That is a great looking knife too bad that bone was broke

Those shatt and Morgan knives are gorgeous. Thank you very much for sharing the history

It is a very nice old knife antiek Thanksfor the video J j from NL

I Love that Moore Maker knife Kevin.

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Great video DOC... Semper Fi Marine 🗡️🪖...

Thanks for that history on S&M Kevin. Amazing job fixing/cleaning that knife up. Can’t wait to see the final results!

Great episode! That Schatt and Morgan really turned out great.👍😀

You said it it’s beautiful!

Beautiful knife Kevin,as well is the history of schatts and Morgan,ty for the history lesson

World famous knife doctor Mr Kevin I have two of these knives l’ll sent them to you in next shipment Along with two marbles fixed blade knives and one number 2 safety axe patent 1898

Love the history ....... Did not know that history of queen 👑. Very nice knife doc 🗡🔪

Kevin you did a great job on the blade, it's going to be interesting to see you fix the handle. I'm hoping to be at the live screen if I can remember 😮be safe and healthy and safe and GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸 🙏

Where do you purchase the CLP?

Sending prayers and blessings from the United States of Mississippi.😊

Hi Doc, really enjoying all the history and stories you talk about. Thank you and God's blessings to you and your family. From the UK

Good morning Doc

hey man just starting to get into restoring and collecting (real) knifes, old, new, pocket, blades, bowie, hunting ect and already loving your videos and have 1 question maybe to help, I have a really low budget of just 70$ atm and i still need supplies to remove rust but i cant afford expensive machinery like grinders and ect is there anything you recommend to sharpen knives? not just sharpen but re-do the entire blade edge, i will be getting a cool (cheap still) knife sharpening kit (its a fancy tumblr kitchen knife set) but what else should i invest in for now? im only 14 and really looking into what you do thanks! (sorry if i am annoying but i commented on 2 other videos

hey man just starting to get into restoring and collecting (real) knifes, old, new, pocket, blades, bowie, hunting ect and already loving your videos and have 1 question maybe to help, I have a really low budget of just 70$ atm and i still need supplies to remove rust but i cant afford expensive machinery like grinders and ect is there anything you recommend to sharpen knives? not just sharpen but re-do the entire blade edge, i will be getting a cool (cheap still) knife sharpening kit (its a fancy tumblr kitchen knife set) but what else should i invest in for now? im only 14 and really looking into what you do thanks! (sorry if i am annoying but i commented on 2 other videos)

just starting to get into restoring and collecting (real) knifes, old, new, pocket, blades, bowie, hunting ect and already loving your videos

Hello Doc, good show as always. Thank you

China or not I am buying 😂 I buy knives for the design and looks 🤠

My local pawn shop had that same Case fixed blade, no sheath, and it was in damn near perfect condition. I forget what they were asking for it but it seemed reasonable but I wasn’t sure if it was legit or not. I may have to go back for it now.

The RH4 is in the new book you got by Jim Sargent. I have this same knife and sheath.

What a great mail call today my friend!!!

The socks are awesome!!😀

Looking forward to the Schatt & Morgan repair. I have similar knife in need of repair and want see how that comes out. Thanks for all your videos

Kevin I glad you got some use from that book I sent you. I believe I have a remington knife like that. Please be safe and GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸 🙏

hello doc, i noticed that the knives you said were the same at 31:18 had different nail marks so maybe not the same model of blade anyway love the videos band greetings from belgium 🫡

Hey doc. The F&K has a similar corkscrew like victorinox made in the first 10 years or so of production. I believe the F&K is approximately 1900 to 1920 manufactured. Love the little queen Stockman. Have one just like it, but almost lost it one day and have been afraid to carry it ever since. Those two queen Jack's, IMHO, should be left as. The shorter blade is still very serviceable, looks like a 3 inch warncliff blade. Just saying doc. It's your knife and I am glad you got it and all the others too. Especially the fixed blades. I enjoyed seeing them. Thanks doc

I gave you that queen at the knife show along with all those awesome zippos

Doc you can't make up this crazy coincidence. I was in a picker shop in anniston AL. Today and the very same Gerber carving set was in there box with stickers on it and all. I was going to buy it but the fork was missing.

Schatt and Morgan out of business but Cooper Cutlery I believe is making them under that name now, those Moore Maker knives are great I have several

Hey Walt! LOL,, take that WW2 fishing knife and put it in boiling oil for 25 to 30 minutes the whole darn knife is fine in the oil, the oil will soften up all bone, all antlers and all horn after the 30 minutes wrap the whole knife with tying string tightly wrapped let it set 12 to 24 hours and when you unwind it the scale will be flat, try this sometime for a piece of antler you want strait then clamp it to your bench with a flat piece of 3/4 inch pine let it set a few hors and the antler will be strait!!