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Well a nice addition to the knife world was introduced by Queen Cutlery recently "Titusville Cutlery Co." their newest trademark.

The "King Cotton" sampler is the first release using this trademark. Here are 3 of the 4 samplers made. 1 of 40 Abalone, 1 of 70 Worm Groove and 1 of 70 Stag. They also made a 1 of 70 Winterbottom that I have not received at this time. I really like the box design and the idea of a new tang stamp... :)

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very nice ralphhhhhhhhhhhhhhhkmvujenejvb amcn ve, e/afmfc fl, ::drool::
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Lookin GOOD there Ralph!! Love everything about that pattern.
GREAT photos as usual

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Well Sunburst, I had a feelin you might be pickin those babies up when I saw them the other day. They are well done for sure and I also love the new boxes and design. I think those are the best I have ever seen Queen produce. ::nod:: Show do wish I had a few. Well done my friend.

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I lovem Ralph! I have the stag ::tu::
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Suhweeeeeet! ::drool:: ::drool::
Those babies are a shot across the bow of GEC!!
Do I detect a rivalry brewing???
As long as it ups the ante, it can only be good for us consumers of said goods ::tu:: ::tu:: !
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Sunburst, you always seem to post the most beautiful knives :shock: . Those are great!!!!
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and what is your purpose by teasing us without some sort of link on where/ how to purchase?? ::dang::
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OH just great, now I have to add another name to my LONG list of Penn related companies, ::dang:: which means I will have to buy one sometime as well. ::mdm::

What shame, they look great too. ::nod:: ::nod:: ::nod::
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8) Ralph, Very Nice! ::tu:: If you keep collecting those Sampler's, you

are going to have to stop growing Oranges and switch to Cotton. :wink:
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Jody I got mine here http://www.cumberlandknifeworks.com/index.php
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yep - these cotton samplers are right on ::tu:: I prefer this design over the other samplers you usually see.

Very nice 8)
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Thanks, Tank, and I agree with TM on the design, purely aesthetics to me.
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Thanks guys I appreciate your kind comments, I feel fortunate to own the first set released in the Titusville name. Bill Horn told me that his store Cumberland Knives and Smokey Mountain knife works are going to be the only outlets that will carry this new brand name.

He also said that Queen hopes to release 4 to 6 sets per year in similar handle material but in his opinion they will have a difficult time because of the QC work load and orders on the books. I am curious to see what may be next...?

Oh and I totally agree with tank that Bill Horn is one of the very best to deal with on the net, great service, great guy!!...After Forensic Jim of course... ::tounge:: :lol: ::tu::

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Very nice Ralph...........love the stag!
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::tu:: ::tu:: I like the abalone handle. I keep wondering if the pressure we put on the abalone fisheries is going to make them hard to come by in 10-15 years? Great looking knives though!!!!! :D
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Here's the last cotton sampler of the set...Amber Winterbottom...

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their amber bone is some of the best looking modern bone i have seen! nice set ralph!
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UHHHHHH, ::drool:: ::drool::

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I love everything about these knives except how the K in the King etch goes up into the swedge. I wish they would've used a smaller font.
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tank wrote:I love everything about these knives except how the K in the King etch goes up into the swedge. I wish they would've used a smaller font.
It sure does make it hard to photogragh I can vouch for that.. ::nod:: Hey tank I can't see you suffering with that K on your stag knife so you better send it over to me for your own well being... ::tounge:: :P

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My God,Sunburst,You take some bad a** pictures, and your subject matter does'nt hurt. :lol:
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Thanks for your concern SunnieB but I took a Scotch-Brite pad and scrubbed the top of the K off.
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You do know I'm kidding right
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Post by islander »

For the man who has them all, Sunburst what is the difference between the shatt&morgan, titusville,&northwoods cotton samplers two of them come from queen and they all look alike to me am I missing something or are they the same knife with different shields & etchings.
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