Queen Utility

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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Jeffrey
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Queen Utility

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I just purchased a Queen Utility. This is my second Amber Bone knife I have. They sure do make a great knife and wish they were more known. I think if they would push their product more that they would sell more. I hope in the near future Queen puts out more different bone scales.
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Jeff
Any pics of the knife??
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My opinion of Queen is that they are probably the best bang for the buck out there, of any of the old established brands. The fit and finish is flawless from what I've seen, they're great to look at, they feel good in your hand and man I really dig the Winterbottom or reproduction WB, which ever it is. I like 'em a lot and they are affordable.
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Re: Queen Utility

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Where do you buy your Winterbottoms at? Ive seen some at collectorknives.net.
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Dat's da place.
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Re: Queen Utility

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Hey Jeff & TJ:

I agree with both of you. Queen produces the best quality for the money and all of their knives have an impeccable build and feel to em'.

I do like the Utility single blade a lot. It's my most used Queen EDC because it's so "pocket friendly".

The photo shows three Utilities I purchased earlier this year to commemorate a 37 year reunion with a couple of garage band mates from back in the high school days. Our dear friend who received the Queen and pouch (the one in the middle) passed away only two months after our reunion. He was a fantastic father, artist and drummer extraordinaire.
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Re: Queen Utility

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Yeah there beautiful knives for sure, I just wish guys collected them more. The utility is a great knife because its light and just feels good. Hatback it sounds like you had a lot of fun back in the day and its nice to commemorate that with a great knife! I hope to buy some more Queens soon and may your friend rest in peace!
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