This is an oddity i picked up recently made with real chipped turquoise. Was wondering if anyone knew anything about this knife. It was well done, but I don’t believe from the factory. Thoughts and information welcome.
Turquoise serpentine jack ?!?
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I've never seen one of those but sure do like it. What a great find
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Wow I agree very nice Queen! I like the turquoise handles but I agree probably not factory. They sure are pretty though. Thank you for sharing it here.
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Not one of queens better ideas imho awfully easy to chip.
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So it was done by queens? I was looking through their handles that year and couldn’t find it on any model. That’s def the same thing there tho.bighomer wrote:Not one of queens better ideas imho awfully easy to chip.
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I guess it was, their historical catalogs skip '79 and it may have been a one and done, they collaborate with several custom designers and it could be one of them but I would think it would be signed in some way. ps to AAPK.PaFolders87 wrote:So it was done by queens? I was looking through their handles that year and couldn’t find it on any model. That’s def the same thing there tho.bighomer wrote:Not one of queens better ideas imho awfully easy to chip.