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I think this must be a newer ROBESON whittler. It appears to have Winterbottom scales. Made by Queen?

Yes, that is from about 1998, IIRC. Made by Queen with ATS-34 blade steel, though some have said that only the master blades were made of ATS-34.

That was a VEEY nice series by Queen.

98src wrote: ↑Mon Jan 31, 2022 7:52 pm I think this must be a newer ROBESON whittler. It appears to have Winterbottom scales. Made by Queen?

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Lovely.

Thanks for the replies. I collected CASE knives for years but had to sell them several years ago to raise money for college for my two youngest children. When I decided to start collecting again, I found that the CASE knives that I liked ( pre 1965 ) were out of reach for the most part. I am now collecting any vintage knife EXCEPT CASE, and I have encountered a steep learning curve. I hope that I am not a problem with all my questions.

You might find this helpful, as far as Robeson acquisition is concerned.

viewforum.php?f=93&sid=64baa5c812bcc511a6dca7e33dc441a1

Or this, but it doesn’t display correctly and we haven’t been able to figure out how to fix it.

https://robesonsrme.com/history.php

Best viewed on a PC, not a cell phone.

Charlie Noyes

Charlie,
Thanks for all the great information. I guess that the Q in front of the number on my knife would stand for Queen?

Correct