Did Queen City. Queen make any knifes that have groves bolsters ?

[Thomasg]

With winter bone scales.

[dsutton24]

[Mumbleypeg]

Sargent’s 7th edition has 73 pages of pictures of Queen City and Queen branded knives, anywhere from 6 to 20 or so knives per page. A few are stamped Schatt & Morgan - there are about half a dozen of those having grooved bolsters, all those I see are 4-1/2 inch English jacks and 5 inch lock backs.

Ken

[ea42]

Wow that's a really good question! I first I thought they must have made a ton but after perusing the net the only Queen City winterbottom handled knife I could come up with is this threaded stockman. Everything else has smooth bolsters.

Eric

PS - I Ken I must have been typing when you posted, that's good to know! Never thought of looking in Sargent's.

[Mumbleypeg]

Sargent’s isn’t the definitive source - there are knives it doesn’t have. But since there are so few in it having grooved bolsters I’d have to think they were few and far between.

Ken

[Thomasg]

Thanks for your responses to my post .I only have the copy of Sargents 3rd edition .It has been valuable source of information to me .The section on Queen had several pictures of knifes but what caught my eye was the folding hunter that had grooved bolsters made by Shatt and Morgan the examples of Queen had no grooved bolsters .Also I was able to match my Clauss contact knife to queen #3 pattern .Now that I know Queen city made knifes with grooved bolsters I can’t rule them out as contacting the clauss knife completely .I may never know if the knife was made by Shatt and Morgan or Queen City but the grooved bolsters question was worth a try .

Clauss Fremont