Bulldog Mt Man trapper in rams horn
Kinfolks Canoe in red bone
C. Platts & Son Eldred Drs. knife in honey bone
Moore Maker Sowbelly stocker in red/brown bone
a few Queen made knives
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robpa
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Re: a few Queen made knives
Very Nice. I have 2 Queen's ... hope to add more this year. I was so focused on Case that I'm sure I passed on deals with other makes ... but i've opened my eyes to Queen and many others!
Robert
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"Always keep an edge on your knife 'cause a good sharp edge is a man's best hedge against the vague uncertainties of life." - Corb Lund
Washington, IL (near Peoria)
"Always keep an edge on your knife 'cause a good sharp edge is a man's best hedge against the vague uncertainties of life." - Corb Lund
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bighomer
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Re: a few Queen made knives
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treefarmer
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Re: a few Queen made knives
bighomer, let me add another OLD HICKORY to the page. It's identical to a Queen #39 except the handle material, the main blade is etched with OK ONTARIO 611.
Found this one in a junk store in a glass case full of women's costume jewelry for $15. 
Treefarmer
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