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Queen Canoe Pocketknives
Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 11:37 pm
by Justknivguy
All: Are all Queen Canoe pocketknives built with a single backspring?
I love Queen knives.
Thanks.
justknivguy
Re: Queen Canoe Pocketknives
Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 12:16 am
by El Lobo
I'm going to move your question here. Hopefully you'll get some input .
I've only had one Queen made Canoe. It
was a single backspring.
Bill
Re: Queen Canoe Pocketknives
Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 12:36 am
by Justknivguy
Bill: Thanks. I have several Queen Knives and besides Schatt & Morgan and Robeson and Canal Street they are my favorite. I do have an unusual Canal Street full size trapper with D2 blades I got from one of the dealers here.
Thanks again,
Justknivguy
Re: Queen Canoe Pocketknives
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 6:09 am
by justold52
Welcome to AAPK. and you have came to the right web site. Many others here collect Queens, Schatt & Morgan, Robeson and Canal Street.
If you need help posting photo please check in the Chatt Room.
I will help you there.
P.S. I see we have the same first name..
JUST..

Re: Queen Canoe Pocketknives
Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2008 3:04 pm
by El Lobo
This appears to be a very important question for you. I doubt that anyone can say, definitively, whether Queen has
ever made/not made a multiple backspring, under any brand, of the Canoe pattern. Unless they have one in hand.
So, when in doubt, I'd suggest giving them a call to see what they may be able to tell you.....
http://www.queencutlery.com/
Good luck, and let us know what you find.
Bill
Re: Queen Canoe Pocketknives
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 12:34 am
by knifeaholic
Queen introduced the Canoe pattern into their product line circa 1975. They have since made it in various logos including Queen, Schatt & Morgan, Queen City, Robeson, John Primble, "Family Tree", and others.
All that I have ever seen have been single backspring.
In fact the only canoe patterns that I have ever observed that have TWO backsprings are Case 131 canoe patterns from about 1985/1986 to the present.
I do not believe that Queen ever tooled theirs up with two backsprings (at least on a regular 2-blade canoe). The canoe whittler of course is a split backspring knife.
Re: Queen Canoe Pocketknives
Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 5:04 pm
by Justknivguy
Thanks to ALL of you knowledgeable collectors for the info on Queen
Canoe backsprings. You guys ROCK!!!
I just got my Queen City Classic 4 1/2" English Jack in Winterbottom bone. AWESOME!!!
Along with it I got my Schatt & Morgan Long Bolster congress in STAG. Man, it is SOMETHING ELSE!!!
I ordered a Queen City Classic in STAG today (4 1/2" English Jack)
I'm in Knife Heaven.
To the other member with the first name of JUST: Thanks for the post.
Justknivguy