I need help locating a repair service
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cutacroshorty
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I need help locating a repair service
I've got a 1922 Queen Trapper that has a broken primary blade. Does anyone know where I can send it to have the blade replaced?
I have searched the internet for several weeks now with no luck.
I have searched the internet for several weeks now with no luck.
- agteacher2
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The only person that may have the parts will be:
Eugene Blankenship ( The Knife Doctor )
[email protected]
731-723-7575
He's pretty backed up so it will take a while.
Jeff
Eugene Blankenship ( The Knife Doctor )
[email protected]
731-723-7575
He's pretty backed up so it will take a while.
Jeff
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HI!
I used a fella in Bradford Pa this past Feb on a real antique and he did a great job. Just find the post on the CASE Warren Pa knife an photo of his card its displayed. Bryan may have it listed somewhere too. I recommend him highly. FAST and not to expensive.
Good Luck
I used a fella in Bradford Pa this past Feb on a real antique and he did a great job. Just find the post on the CASE Warren Pa knife an photo of his card its displayed. Bryan may have it listed somewhere too. I recommend him highly. FAST and not to expensive.
Good Luck
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You may start with Ontario Military, dist. for Queen Cutlery. If they can not help they may be able to direct you. http://www.toptexknives.com/manufacturer.htm
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Sorry,
I have that for a folding hunter, although no 1922? I thought that to be odd, but
I also have a couple of Queen City blades. they might be what you are looking for. I can send you some pics if that is of interest.
I have that for a folding hunter, although no 1922? I thought that to be odd, but
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Well, I was about to post another "knife repair" topic, but, thought I'd just jump into this one; I have a friend w/ a 1970 6488 redbone, his dad gave it to him before he passed, anyway, the handle is broken; who can put a new side on it??