QCCC Black Beauty

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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QCCC Black Beauty

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Here's a big O' Jack that I saw in the drawer today and thought I would show ya.
Called an English Jack, this knife has nickel bolsters, threading on the blade end only
which I think is pretty cool. This one has the Ebony scales. These were serialized on each knife at the bolster, 1 of 100 of each handle offering. Released in 2008, this was the first series of the QCCC. The other handles were Amber Winterbottom. They also released a set of Tear Drop Jacks as well, I think Bill at CumberlandKnifeWorks still has some of these. Check out this swedge and longer pull on these.
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I like it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ::ds::
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My goodness you have excellent taste monk! ::ds::
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These are nice, I have six of them, including a complete set of four with serial number 02. I got an extra stag and ebony for fondling.

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Those were some really well made knives. Some of them even came with nickel silver liners. I thought the antique green bone was just beautiful looking. ::tu::
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Couldn't agree more Jim, the snap or walk and talk on these is very unique too. Just a different sound than other knives.
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::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: Looks great!! John
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I have one LOL also.

Queen Classic English Jack 29 WinterBottom 4 1/2" # 93 2009

The last one I got from JIM... :wink:

I have 3 in the Queen Classic English Jack AntGreen also. In hand they look better than in the photos I feel.

Nice seeing your face again JIM... ::tu::
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