A little help, please.

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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terdl76
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A little help, please.

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Went to the Mason Dixon show today and bought this little beauty. I have never owned a Queen so I'm not familiar with the dating or pricing. I regretfully traded a Case MOP eisenhower not to long ago and have been looking for a "dress" knife ever since. The only thing I know is its an abalone pen knife. Any other info would be appreciated, thanks.
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It's beautiful. But then you already knew that. :lol:
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That's a gorgeous knife. ::tu::
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Its a newer knife (that stamp is 1998 to present for knives with 420 HC blades). I forget the years that they made that particular knife, but I think it was in the early 2000's.
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Thanks a bunch guys!
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