From Better Days

[Quick Steel]

Given yesterday's unfortunate news about Queen, I am especially glad I have some of Queen's work from 12 to 14 years ago. I especially like the Queen stockman which is almost elegant in its fit and balance.

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[jmh58]

A couple of Great Queens there Garry!!! That Bone is FINE!!! John

[bdev]

Two nice knives. Thanks for sharing.

I too had some very nice knives by Queen made in the 1990's and 2000's. Mostly S&M keystone series knives which were superb. I sold them all off to help fund my pre-1970 Queen collection (and help pay for my newest project, a 1978 Triumph Spitfire ).
I still do have my Queen ACSB collection which I believe was one of Queens best series. Their #06L Teardrop and #69 Straight jack were a few of their best efforts. I only wish they would have made the 06L Teardrop without a liner lock. They did make other Teardrops without the lock but the blade type was different.

[BWT]

Very nice, especially the bone handles, thanks for sharing.

[Quick Steel]

These two were both issued in celebration of Schrades 95th Anniversary in 1999. We have lost a lot.

[philco]

"We have lost a lot. "

Indeed we have.

[Tsar Bomba]

Some great knives, QS! I have the #26 in that same buffalo horn (love the white streaks in that knife) with D2 and I really like it.

I had no idea there were bone slenderinos! Add it to the "to be accumulated" list...