#49 Queen w/a 1958-60 stamp

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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#49 Queen w/a 1958-60 stamp

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Traded for this #49 with an AAPK member. All 3 blades appear not to have been sharpened, a few small scratches, but not bad for an ol' gal that's between 54 and 56 years old. My EDC is a well used #49. Here's a few pictures of the "new" and the old.
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:D I like both of them! but really like the old gal with the pocket worn scales. I have several Queen knives myself, mostly newer things. Good trade! Terry
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Those are some mighty fine looking knives, Phil ::tu:: ::tu:: Lot's of bragging rights with those two ::tu:: ::tu::
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Nice pair of knives, my friend, very nice.
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fascinating two so similar knives - both with blades in good condition look so different. I have often wondered why some of the bone goes blonde so extremely -- sun shine? , hard to think of pocket wear if blades are not also heavily used. I am vague on the specifics of the transition from bone to Delrin occurring at this time, but it may be one of delrin's selling points was the way it would hold the dark winterbottom jigging - as well as cost...

Very nice knives. Thanks for posting
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WOW TF , I like both the old and new ::groove::
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