Robeson ShurEdge by Queen???

[Papa Bones]

I picked this up at one of my local Antique / Consignment shops today. Got it for $20 and couldn't pass it up for the handles. It is a Robeson ShurEdge three blade Stockman. It is 3-5/8 inch closed. It has bone handles and no shield. Blades are scratched, Are Sharp, seem to have the factory shine, are tight, no wobble with great snap, but are scratched up. I believe it will clean up nicely. I don't know much about the later Robeson ShurEdge knives, but I do know some were made by other manufacturers. Some by Queen. The Queen produced ones usually had a shield, and a model number stamped on one of the other blades. But the only tang stamps on this one is on the main clip blade, with no other model numbers or other stampings on any other blades. If anyone has any info on who you think made this knife, I would appreciate it. But, I am satisfied with it and it will be a nice EDC regardless.

[RobesonsRme.com]

Not a Queen made knife, but made by Robeson in Perry, New York factory, circa 1916 to 1939 according to Knives Can Talk! by Tom Kalcevic.

Very Nice.

Charlie Noyes

[QTCut5]

I picked this up at one of my local Antique / Consignment shops today. Got it for $20 and couldn't pass it up for the handles.

I can see why you couldn't pass it up, Smitty...those bones are absolutely gorgeous. And for only $20 Apparently, I need to move to AL because I never find deals like that in here in HI.

Congrats on a great score.

[doglegg]

Even better than you thought Papa Bones. $20 is like they gave it to you. Congrats

[Ivoryman]

I picked this up at one of my local Antique / Consignment shops today. Got it for $20 and couldn't pass it up for the handles. It is a Robeson ShurEdge three blade Stockman. It is 3-5/8 inch closed. It has bone handles and no shield. Blades are scratched, Are Sharp, seem to have the factory shine, are tight, no wobble with great snap, but are scratched up. I believe it will clean up nicely. I don't know much about the later Robeson ShurEdge knives, but I do know some were made by other manufacturers. Some by Queen. The Queen produced ones usually had a shield, and a model number stamped on one of the other blades. But the only tang stamps on this one is on the main clip blade, with no other model numbers or other stampings on any other blades. If anyone has any info on who you think made this knife, I would appreciate it. But, I am satisfied with it and it will be a nice EDC regardless.

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Beeeauuuuuutiful bone. Wow, and for $20 you SCORED. Great looking knife, the bone is really sweet, and condition too. Congrats.

[Gone2Three]

Holy Cow!... 20 bucks, you basically stole that one
Absolutely beautiful knife, congrats

[Papa Bones]

Not a Queen made knife, but made by Robeson in Perry, New York factory, circa 1916 to 1939 according to Knives Can Talk! by Tom Kalcevic.

Very Nice.

Charlie Noyes

Appreciate it Charlie. I had looked it up, but it almost looked too good to be legit.

I can see why you couldn't pass it up, Smitty...those bones are absolutely gorgeous. And for only $20 Apparently, I need to move to AL because I never find deals like that in here in HI.

Congrats on a great score.

Thanks "Q" Yeah....the bone got me quick.

Even better than you thought Papa Bones. $20 is like they gave it to you. Congrats

Thanks Floyd.

Beeeauuuuuutiful bone. Wow, and for $20 you SCORED. Great looking knife, the bone is really sweet, and condition too. Congrats.

Appreciate it I-Man.

Holy Cow!... 20 bucks, you basically stole that one
Absolutely beautiful knife, congrats

Thanks G2Three. Yeah it is far and between I run into a deal that good.

[Ripster]

Smitty , you scored on this one!
Bet you got it cleaned up nicely,enjoy it

[GSPTOPDOG]

Pretty amazing shape for being over 80 years old! And maybe even 100 years old What a steal.... At $20 I would be afraid the local police were looking for me