"HI Dan: i saw this knife on eBay and sent the picture to both Fred Fisher and David Clark. something did;t look right to me about it. they both confirmed what you so succinctly summarized.
a few weeks back i bought a 19A with bone…"
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Duke Biscotti replied to Dan Lago's discussion Tricked by Queen look-alike! in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends
Dan Lago replied to Duke Biscotti's discussion Amber in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends"Just an update, The revised Amber report is in the "Series Reports" down under the actual catalogs in the Historical Documents section of Queen's we website, covering all known "Amber" knives since 1947 -- there…"
Duke Biscotti replied to Duke Biscotti's discussion Old Queens in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends"Thanks Dan."
Dan Lago replied to Duke Biscotti's discussion Old Queens in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends"Duke,
Sorry for the delay -traveling. I show the #49 in the June 1953 price list as the "Horseman." In production right up to the current time - it has been in all price lists. Sometimes as "Texas Cattle Knife"…"
Duke Biscotti replied to Duke Biscotti's discussion Old Queens in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends"HI:
Here is a #49 stockman. It has both a blade etching and a tang stamp of "Q steel" so would place it at 1958-1960, i believe. This knife has winter bottom bone scales and is 4 1/4" long with all blades closed. This…"
Jan Carter replied to Duke Biscotti's discussion Old Queens in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends"Dan,
We appreciate all that the three of you do and the information you have all shared. This is a very large project to put this information into a database and make it available!"
Duke Biscotti replied to Duke Biscotti's discussion Old Queens in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends"Thanks Dan for this information and i look forward to seeing more catalogs on line.
Duke Biscotti"
Dan Lago replied to Duke Biscotti's discussion Old Queens in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends"Duke, Thanks for the note.
Those older catalogs from David Clark and Fred Fisher's collections are what has provided the input for the database I am referring to. Similar to the currently available "Statistical reports"…"
Duke Biscotti replied to Duke Biscotti's discussion Old Queens in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends"Hi Dan:
i spoke with David Clark about this knife and he pointed out to me that Queen now has some early catalogs on their website that you can download. you are correct in that this knife was first offered in 1950. it was still listed…"
Dan Lago replied to Duke Biscotti's discussion Old Queens in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends"Damn! Typo -- first year for balloon pattern, 1959. "
Dan Lago replied to Duke Biscotti's discussion Old Queens in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends"Duke, You are putting up some very nice knives. Thank you. Gives me a chance to do some searches in our draft catalog database.
I show the first offering of the "Jumbo One-Blade" on p. 32 of the #85 catalog,…"
Jan Carter replied to Duke Biscotti's discussion Old Queens in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends"It appears to be a large coke bottle, what would the most current model number be for them I wonder?"
Duke Biscotti added a discussion to the group Queen Cutlery & Friends
Old Queens
Here is a #38 old pattern i just got in the mail. Overall 5 1/4"long. Winter bottom bone handles. The tang stamp would indicate that it was made prior to 1955. After this knife was discontinued, they used the #38 pattern number for a little 3" tuxedo knife. This knife is in pretty nice condition; i think the blades may have been sharpened very slightly and were probably buffed. Not bad for a 75 year old knife.…See More
Jan Carter replied to Duke Biscotti's discussion Amber in the group Queen Cutlery & Friends"Dan, Thank you. That info is great! looking forward to more info coming in the catalogs also, you have really been giving us great resources with those "
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- 21- 25 years
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- winchester
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- I collect later model knives from the 80's to 90's
Comment Wall (16 comments)
- At 12:40 on October 25, 2016,
Steve Scheuerman (Manx) said… 
- At 9:31 on October 25, 2015, Jan Carter said…
- At 9:15 on November 29, 2014,
John Bamford said… Wow Duke I am flattered that you should ask me such a question !
Alas I have to say that of all the members here I am least qualified to answer that, I have some newer Queen knives and will buy some more ,they have a certain quality that I like even though I would not be able to put my finger on quite why. My GEC knives over all maybe a little finer finished but I just like Queen .
Anyway there are a whole host of experienced guy's and Gal's here who could tell you about older knives, my friends Ron or Jan or John McCain , now he seems to know his stuff ! I am just a Brit who has only begun to enjoy US made knives recently. Sorry to not be of more help , John B .
- At 20:39 on November 27, 2014,
Sue OldsWidow said… 
- At 10:01 on November 24, 2014,
KnifeMakersteve @ colonial knife said… 
welcomeSteve Paolantonio
and happy Thanksgiving
- At 21:47 on November 20, 2014,
Billy Oneale said… - Welcome to iKC!
- At 19:40 on November 20, 2014,
Steve Hanner said… We do have a Winchester Group as well. I did ask one of the folks who collects them
- At 19:20 on November 20, 2014, Steve Hanner said…
Well we do have abfew members that also collect Winchester. I. will do my best to contact them for you.
- At 17:40 on November 20, 2014,
Jeremy B. Buchanan said… 
- At 17:12 on November 20, 2014, Jan Carter said…
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