Buffing Queens
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stayinsharp
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Buffing Queens
Today I got out my rudimentary buffing equipment and cleaned up a nice set of Queens. Hope everybody likes this set. These are some more treasures from my late father in laws stash.
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treefarmer
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Re: Buffing Queens
I like 'em! 
What pattern is the knife just under the folding hunter?
Treefarmer
What pattern is the knife just under the folding hunter?
Treefarmer
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Runner 4 Knives
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Re: Buffing Queens
I like ‘em’ as well. I’m partial to the gunstock pattern, nice
-American made is the best made period
Scott
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ThatWeirdKnifeGuy
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Re: Buffing Queens
I like the toothpick in frontstayinsharp wrote: ↑Fri May 15, 2026 8:39 pm Today I got out my rudimentary buffing equipment and cleaned up a nice set of Queens. Hope everybody likes this set. These are some more treasures from my late father in laws stash.
Looks like he did too, that one has seen some serious pocket time. Good stuff.
https://newlifeknives.etsy.com That's my Etsy store where I sell old knives and sometimes handmade knife accessories to support my knife habbit. Thanks for looking my friend.
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Modern Slip Joints
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Re: Buffing Queens
Great Winter Bottom bone on the Stockman!
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Dinadan
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Re: Buffing Queens
Beautiful bone on those knives, Stayinsharp. Any chance we can see the blades?
Mel