Cocobolo

The Queen Cutlery Company manufactured knives in Titusville Pennsylvania for 96 years. The company opened its only factory there in 1919 and commenced to make some of the best US crafted cutlery you will find. Unfortunately, the Titusville manufacturing plant closed down in 2018.
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noddy
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Cocobolo

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When they were around of course I thought nothing of them. As they became rarer, I thought more and more of them.

Cocobolo Queens - it was the #41 copperhead that stole my heart - but I didn't ever buy one :( :( :( :)

There was a slipjoint mountain man and the great big hunter too .... Aaaahhhh!!!

Will we ever see their like again :)
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woseyjales
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Re: Cocobolo

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noddy, you mean to tell me out of all the Queenie retailers nobody has any cocomobolo leftovers? :shock:
http://www.queencutlery.com/retailers.html

Guess it's a good thang I got mine when I did, huh?
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Honey amber carved bone not too bad but it's not wood
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Guess I better quit dilly dallying around and get the BE maple before they's all gone too. ::paranoid::
Syztems Rety
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Re: Cocobolo

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My Queen Cocobolos.

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--Eric
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