Question about Queen and Twin A.A. Cutlery, Abilene. KS

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Question about Queen and Twin A.A. Cutlery, Abilene. KS

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Anybody here know anything about this knife or Twin A.A. Cutlery? Thanks in advance.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :IT&ih=009

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i think the knife is a #76 hunting knife.
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Thanks again. I got one of the Twin A.A. knives and never have found any info or seen another. It is etched also, but not the same style. I do not know much about Queen hunting knives and Smiling Knife sezs the AA is a "Chicken Sticker". 8) :lol:

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... asc-0.html

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BTW: Moved this or the other to the Kitchen forum if you like. I have some stuff from de kitchen I have been wanting to add.
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page 404, sargent's 6th has two (#76 queen) of them shown, one with plain blade and one serrated.
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