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Just picked this #37 up today.....

Great knife congrats. Got a couple of variations of this knife. Guess which get the most tote'n.

Two months ago (March 25), I posted this EZO #9130 Slimline Trapper in this thread and said I had plans for it
I sent it to BIGHEAD and Viola!
Here it is now...My NEW New Queen

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2024 2:55 am Two months ago (March 25), I posted this EZO #9130 Slimline Trapper in this thread and said I had plans for it
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I sent it to BIGHEAD and Viola!
Here it is now...My NEW New Queen
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Amazing transformation Q! ... I'm betting that even the monkey was wowed by its beauty

Randy

Beautiful Q, very nicely done. Love those scales on that.

Great transformation x10

Gone2Three wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2024 12:46 pm Amazing transformation Q! ... I'm betting that even the monkey was wowed by its beauty
Randy

Thanks Randy...you are correct, The Monkey was indeed wowed which was nice as it caused him to sit staring fixedly at the knife for an uncharacteristically long period in silent awe giving me a much needed respite from his incessant screeching in my ear to buy more ACSB knives.

Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2024 1:42 pm Beautiful Q, very nicely done. Love those scales on that.

Mahalo Mark...BIGHEAD found that bone and did a great job putting it on. Gave that old knife some fancy new clothes and a ticket to ride the ACSB Express with his "natural born" ACSB cousins.

bighomer wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2024 1:36 pm Great transformation x10

Thank you bighomer...I couldn't agree more!

In a desperate bid to accumulate more passengers, the ACSB Express dispatched special agent knifeaddict1965 on a scouting mission to Lexington, KY, with orders to find and recruit any unrepresented patterns to the home station. I am very happy to report that the mission was a resounding success; Kevin's diligence delivered this #64 Canoe into the ranks to ride the rails of the ACSB Express.


Queen #64 Canoe

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2024 7:05 am In a desperate bid to accumulate more passengers, the ACSB Express dispatched special agent knifeaddict1965 on a scouting mission to Lexington, KY, with orders to find and recruit any unrepresented patterns to the home station. I am very happy to report that the mission was a resounding success; Kevin's diligence delivered this #64 Canoe into the ranks to ride the rails of the ACSB Express.


Queen #64 Canoe

Looks like the train is at full speed QT! Nice Canoe ... The ACSB is in a class all it's own!

My goodness, Q! The rehandled Slimline Trapper and the Canoe are beautiful knives. I suppose they'll be safe Queens for sure.
Treefarmer

Q, BIGHEAD's work and Kevin's diligence are enabling at it's finest. And you are the benefiter. Two fresh ripples in your your ACSB pond. Congrats on two beauties.

Picked up this one recently. It is a Queen City Classic made for Frank Power’s Frank’s Classic Knives in 2003. Only 25 of these cattle knives were produced with these Casein handles. It’s just a beautiful creamy color that is very appealing. Love these Queen City Classics, they are as good and in some cases better than Schatt and Morgan knives.

That is a GREAT looking knife, Mark! The Casein covers come about as close to imitating genuine elephant ivory as I've ever seen for a synthetic material. Cool etch, too.

Thank you Q. That canoe with the ACSB covers is beautiful.

Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Tue Jun 04, 2024 11:25 pm Picked up this one recently. It is a Queen City Classic made for Frank Power’s Frank’s Classic Knives in 2003. Only 25 of these cattle knives were produced with these Casein handles. It’s just a beautiful creamy color that is very appealing. Love these Queen City Classics, they are as good and in some cases better than Schatt and Morgan knives.

Mark, beautiful knife!

edge213 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2024 3:33 pm

Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Tue Jun 04, 2024 11:25 pm Picked up this one recently. It is a Queen City Classic made for Frank Power’s Frank’s Classic Knives in 2003. Only 25 of these cattle knives were produced with these Casein handles. It’s just a beautiful creamy color that is very appealing. Love these Queen City Classics, they are as good and in some cases better than Schatt and Morgan knives.

Mark, beautiful knife!

Thank you David. It’s much better in hand than in the photos. Even my wife admired how beautiful it is.

Sharpnshinyknives wrote: ↑Tue Jun 04, 2024 11:25 pm Picked up this one recently. It is a Queen City Classic made for Frank Power’s Frank’s Classic Knives in 2003. Only 25 of these cattle knives were produced with these Casein handles. It’s just a beautiful creamy color that is very appealing. Love these Queen City Classics, they are as good and in some cases better than Schatt and Morgan knives.

Amazing piece SSK I have grown very fond of the Cattleman pattern and this one is stunning and rare to boot!

I picked up a #9 and a #61 in some horse trading today... I think we both walked away with a smile on our faces

bighomer wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 8:21 pm Great knife congrats. Got a couple of variations of this knife. Guess which get the most tote'n.

B.H. That is mighty fine trio of Queens you have spread out there I like the #31 pattern a lot, a very handy stockman ... I am guessing the one in the lighter Winterbottom bone scales is riding around in your pocket the most....

Dog you shore are finging some fine ole queens, I need to find me a honey hole, these queens on the bay are ridiculous priced.
The lower left is the toter, the others are in the tool chest except for rare dress up days.

I really like the cattle knife Mark. I'm a big proponent of the creamy French ivory and the newer plastic like materials.

bighomer wrote: ↑Fri Jun 14, 2024 12:45 pm Dog you shore are finging some fine ole queens, I need to find me a honey hole, these queens on the bay are ridiculous priced.
The lower left is the toter, the others are in the tool chest except for rare dress up days.

Thanks B.H. Here is a new Stockman from another guy's pile....and right into my pile... another Queen #9 from his collection. I had to choose over a few and one was a another #9 from the 60's w/bone scales but lot's of blade wear, but the one from 78' was in much better condition.... So I went with that one.... Super strong snap Sharp blades nice overall shape

Another good'un, I love the real bone but I also like shiny untouched blades, I'd probably been in a quandary about which to pick.

Snagged the 2 old Queens at the GEC rondevous. very minty condition

robpa wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2024 5:45 pm Snagged the 2 old Queens at the GEC rondevous. very minty condition

You did well.