Old Queen Cutlery Co. Knives
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Ya gotta love those old big Q and Queen cutlery tang stamps!
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Here is an old Queen City hawk.
This one has a linerlock on it, most unusual.
This one has a linerlock on it, most unusual.
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Hi
I've been collecting Queen knives for a long time. I just came across one on ebay that caught my eye, a BOOT Knife. Has anyone ever seen one of these?
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Scott
I've been collecting Queen knives for a long time. I just came across one on ebay that caught my eye, a BOOT Knife. Has anyone ever seen one of these?
Thanks
Scott
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How about a 1925-33 Jack? The one on top. Disregard the lower as it is not a Queen.
I cut my deck to the Queen of Spades, but the cards were all the same.
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A 1976 Queen jack and a Queen #31 Large Congress Circa 1932-1955.
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Nice jack, Mike!! John
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Thank you John. They are two of my favorite knives and both mint condition. At least never used, carried or sharpened.
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OOooo Viking, I love the Spear. Here are a few of mine at Miller's request.
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can anyone tell me how old and the value of this knife?
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If the handles are imitation Winterbottom bone; 1973 - 1975, base on the tang stamp.
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Here is a kitchen set I picked up cheap...........
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WOW! This thread is dusty... lets see if we can get the juices flowing... Sold most but can't seem to let go of this one. 2 year stamp 1958-1960
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...is that worn-down winterbottom bone????......... .............
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Yes sir it is... Nicely worn, I love the feel of pocketworn bone. Here's some of my new Queens all minty and all pre 70, most date around mid 50's
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I would like to know more about it. I Guess it's original but if not tell me why.
I have a book that says it was made between 1890-1895 and a book that says 1897-1902. Which one is correct?
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Top one is a #24B middle one is #11 winterbottom bone bottom is a #30.
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Top one is a #16 winterbottom bone needs a blade middle is a #16 bottom is a mystery rodgers bone and a bail a long time queen collector says he has never seen one and the president of the queen collectors said WOW when he saw a picture haven't shown it to him yet.
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Top is a queen city snaps like an alligator bottom is real bone scales knife is in need of a restoration.
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Wow! Lots of very nice old knives. Most older than my experience. I was struck by the liner lock hawkbill- I have seen very few of them. Posted one a good while back that had a similar, but brass liner lock, and a long SFO serial number - Most people seeing it say if must have been a govt. contract knife. That hawkbill is one of the few knives that Queen has dropped and replaced a different knife with the same "1L" pattern number, only now it is the swing guard lockback. I do not know for sure when it happened but probably just before 1992 when the new lockbacks were first issued.
Thanks for these very nice knife pics.
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Thanks for these very nice knife pics.
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