My compliments to knife World and author Mr. Edward C. Bell for a very informative and enjoyable article about Queen. Neither the company web site nor the collector group has had much to say about this transfer of ownership. I can understand why the company would handle things a bit quietly- too much tooting your own horn. But it is very helpful to have an article with interviews that puts the transaction in context from both corporate Servotronics/Queen and Great Eastern perspectives, and adds more detail about the Daniels family and plans for Queen
Thanks, Mr. Bell.
Knife World May 2013 article"QueenCutlery Past to Present"
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Re: Knife World May 2013 article"QueenCutlery Past to Presen
Agreed. A very informative article.
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Re: Knife World May 2013 article"QueenCutlery Past to Presen
Kudos to Knife World and Mr. Bell. Great information about the company history, especially for a noivce collector such as myself. Sounds like there might be some interesting knives coming from Queen and S&M in the future.
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