My Dad give me this knife as a present.
Ive been colecting queen knives for 3 months and I havent seen any of these.
Can any one tell me more about it,
Whats the handle material?
How much do you think its worth.
Thank you very much for your comments.
Queen No.38 1958-1960
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boggs
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Re: Queen No.38 1958-1960
Oh Young Luke you have lots to learn.........
The knife pattern is called a Tuxedo Pen and has a handle of cow bone with Queen Cutlery's popular jig pattern called Winterbottom...as far as value its worth far more since it came from your dad...
The knife pattern is called a Tuxedo Pen and has a handle of cow bone with Queen Cutlery's popular jig pattern called Winterbottom...as far as value its worth far more since it came from your dad...
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Re: Queen No.38 1958-1960
Hello NEW guy.
We can allwas tell NEW collectors because they ask what is it worth....
Fell free to ask any thing. we all were new some time too....
We can allwas tell NEW collectors because they ask what is it worth....
Fell free to ask any thing. we all were new some time too....
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1967redrider
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Re: Queen No.38 1958-1960
The fact that it came from your dad makes it priceless.
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Re: Queen No.38 1958-1960
I'll add my 
. Same as everyone else. Because of the family link it's priceless.
That said, for some unknown reason, the Queen knives don't bring much in the collector market. The strange thing is the knives made by Queen for other brands (and they make a lot of contract knives) seem to sell pretty well. Crazy. Also, as a general rule, small knives under 3" or so, don't seem to do very well.
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. Same as everyone else. Because of the family link it's priceless.That said, for some unknown reason, the Queen knives don't bring much in the collector market. The strange thing is the knives made by Queen for other brands (and they make a lot of contract knives) seem to sell pretty well. Crazy. Also, as a general rule, small knives under 3" or so, don't seem to do very well.
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The Few. The Proud.
Jerry D.
This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012