Queen 43150.

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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ringergary
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Queen 43150.

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Just had to snap this one up.
Don't collect these, but fell in love with this bloke.
Etch on blade S X M mark side.
Pile side is 041811
Any comment welcome.

Gary.
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Re: Queen 43150.

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Thats a pretty knife Gary! ::envy::
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Thanks Gino, Has really nice colour and snaps like a croc. ::super_happy::

Like I said in OP I don't know jack about these, but I sure like them.
Might have to branch out, not buy so many Schrade's. :mrgreen:

Gary.
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::woot:: ::woot:: WOW!! That baby is DROP-DEAD GORGEOUS. I like it a lot ::woot:: ::woot::
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Good looking knife Gary. I don't have any of the first year reproductions, but I have four from the second series including the 041811 and they all have great walk and talk. The thick blades with pronounced swedge really appeal to me.

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Quick !! Put the Schatt down & back away while there's still time, Gary. It will lead you down the road to bankruptcy ::nod:: Just ask my wife!!
But seriously great looking "Dixie switch" from the 1st annual reproduction series in 1991 as Bill said.
I too like the looks of the saber ground blade on this pattern, but I have found that the blade geometry is not that good for some kinds of cutting. It just gets to fat to quick...like me! :mrgreen:

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[quote Might have to branch out, not buy so many Schrade's. :mrgreen:

Gary.[/quote]

Gary any Schrades are still worth the going prices.

Yes Queen knives are kool but you will have to pay more. This means less knives. :cry:

Kool knife ringergary. ::tu::

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Re: Queen 43150.

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In that Series I jigged bone, I have found 3 different color variations. Beautiful Knife!!
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