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Purchased this queen knife today from a local gentleman

I have quite a few Queen knives but I'm not familiar with this one that I purchased today. The wood is exotic and the knife is marked as seen in the photos. All information would be appreciated...type of wood?, number made? When made? and reasonable fair market value?   thank you all for your help. Please address comments to my personal email address which is pithole@zoominternet.net  There is no damage or imperfections..this is reflection.

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Comment by Jan Carter on February 17, 2017 at 20:06

Dennis, that makes sense.  Zebra wood was in their regular line up until recently

Comment by Dennis Hibar on February 12, 2017 at 5:15

Since I can't edit my comment below, let me add that it is zebra wood.  Found this LINK showing a better pic of the wood.

Comment by Dennis Hibar on February 12, 2017 at 5:11

That is, most likely, zebrawood.  It almost has a camel thorn look to it, but very much doubt that Queen used camel thorn.


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Comment by D ale on February 11, 2017 at 19:31

What does the full etch on the blade say ?

..also..

What is the complete stamping on the tang ??

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Yes .. Queen Cheetah .. there ya go. Technically .. a #01L.

..but..

far more will recognize it ..or.. instantly know what you are describing .. as a Queen Cheetah.

Comment by Ellis H. Roberson on February 11, 2017 at 19:23

Ah, a Queen Cheetah.. Very , very nice. I have one just like it with the black handles. Think I'll keep it for a while !!!!!!


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Comment by D ale on February 11, 2017 at 19:19

It's a # 01L swing guard .. with nice wood scales .. not sure exactly what kind though.

Mine is scaled in bright red composite. It's a sweet knife.

Makes me feel like some young "gang member" in an old 50's flick.

The year of manufacture is stamped on the swing guard on mine .. what's on the other side ???

It's still being manufactured ..at least.. you can find them in dealer stock w/o looking too hard.

That'll give you an idea on pricing.

Comment by Jan Carter on February 11, 2017 at 18:56

Don, I am going to put a link to this in the Queen Group where it is likely to be seen, it is also likely to be answered there

http://iknifecollector.com/group/queen-cutlery-company-hosted-by-ry...

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