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Question on Queen fixed blade

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Just bought this Queen fixed blade knife (no sheath) and was wondering if anyone had seen one like it and could give me some info. It is a 1/8" thick, 6 7/8" blade, one inch wide blade with stag hidden tang constructed handle that has 5 spacers, white, red, white, red, and white, the red being about 3/16 thick and the white about 1/8. It has a 1/4" brass guard. The blade is etched with "Queen Steel" with the crown and the tang has the 1958-60 style stamp. The grind and blade shape is close to a Randall #3. The handle is sambar stag I'm sure. thanks in advance. Terry
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This looks like your knife. Scroll down to page 4: https://queencutleryhistory.com/wp-cont ... -1960-.pdf
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I've never seen a Queen like that, but it's a beautiful knife.
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thats it treefarmer! Exactly what I was looking for! That catalog is a 1960 and is called a number 78, combat/hunting knife. I've never seen one before. sold for $86.40 per doz. I hope it's worth more than that now! I pad about $65 for it on a online auction. Thanks for the info. Terry ::tu::
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edge213 wrote: Thu Jun 17, 2021 10:25 pm I've never seen a Queen like that, but it's a beautiful knife.
You took the words out of my mouth.

Beautiful knife.
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A really fine looking knife. It looked so much like a Randall when I first saw it, my eyes popped a little. ::tu::
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tongueriver wrote: Sun Jun 20, 2021 3:45 pm A really fine looking knife. It looked so much like a Randall when I first saw it, my eyes popped a little. ::tu::
It does look somewhat like a Randall.
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Thanks for the reply, That blade shape is what attracted me to it. It is thinner than the randalls however. I think I will make a sheath for it and maybe put it on ebay and see what happens. Terry ::tu::
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Very knice knife Terry. Be sure and show us the sheath when you are done. ::nod:: ::nod::
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Wow! That's the best looking knife to ever come out of the Queen factory.
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dogleg, here is the sheath I just made. tried to make it look a little older, not new and shinny! LOL. used the rough side out and dyed it. Nothing fancy but totally usualble.
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It is for sale, make me an offer. thanks, Terry ::tu::
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May not be fancy but it looks awesome with the knife. Thanks for sharing your beautiful work with us. ::nod:: ::nod:: ::nod:: ::handshake::
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