Queen Schatt & Morgan Single Blade ATS34

Lockback Jigged green bone - snake skin?

Produced in 2000

3 1/2” saber ground blade

Sharpened and carried but no real wear

Tiny bit of wobble, nice snap

Brass liners, nickel silver bolsters

good used condition

“Queen’s willingness to experiment with cutlery steel was evident once again in 1999 when it began to use ATS-34 steel on master blades, and again in 2002 when it began using D2 tool steel for blades.”

“Similarly, the “File & Wire Select Series” of Schatt & Morgan limited production releases (of 500 or less) per knife was initiated in 1998. Initially, individual File & Wire knives were released about every four to six months in a different pattern, blade shape or handle. The File & Wire series featured ATS-34 steel on all master blades and continued until through 2017. “

“But aside from the File & Wire knives Queen was not always consistent in documenting the use of ATS-34 steel on blades. During the late 1990s the company used ATS-34 on some Schatt & Morgan, some Queen, and some Robeson master blades.”

https://queencutleryhistory.com/index.php/historical-documents/

“Queen is still outsourcing their heat treat to Peters, I believe. Peters has an excellent reputation for heat treating blade steel. Blade forums”

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