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Hi all,
I only own a few Queens at this time but this one is very special. This #51 Work Horse belonged to my much-loved grandfather who passed away in 1995. He carried it for years and as you can see it was well used. It passed down to me a few years ago and just this year I came across the new one shown below. I bought it to carry in his honor.
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Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on
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What a great tribute Neal, so appreciate that. As we always say oh if knives could talk, the stories they would tell.
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Permalink Reply by Ken Spielvogel on
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A great heirloom Neal and a very great knife.
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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favorite knife
Posted by bruce Godlesky on March 13, 2010
I'm a big fan of Queen #11, 'specially the newer D2 ones.
Here's a shot of a few I have.
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Reply by Michael D Sabol on March 13, 2010
those are sweet bruce!!
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Reply by Andy Voelkle "AxeMan" on March 14, 2010
What an amazing pile of hardware! Wonderful!
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Reply by Shlomo ben Maved on July 21, 2011
Queen does make some excellent stuff...I really like their Premium Hunter series.
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Comment by Alexander Noot on September 28, 2012
Allright. Let's try my (probably) favourite knife then. I took a pictures yesterday when I was out in the woods with my kids.
It's a Queen Cutlery Gunstock with Amber jigged/burnt bone.
I got it in anticipation of a possible law change in the Netherlands. I figured I might want something less threatening and "nice" looking. And there was a US dealer on the Dutch forums who sold Queen stuff. So I went and ordered it.
I carried it around for a while. Thought I'd lost it at one point. But then I found it in my car. Seems it'd slipped out of my pocket and after a couple of months it showed up again.
Id already been considering buying a new one. You never know what you've got untill you lose it right? But when I found it again I decided I'd want it a little fancier. So I sent it off to an engraver. He did a great job. And the plus side of it is that now the bolsters don't really show wear anymore.
It also took me a long time to get it to where I thought it was sharp enough. But now it keeps it's edge just fine.
It's everything I could want in a knife. Small but big enough to do some reall work. Goodlooking and yet not easily marred. Bloody sharp and easily stays that way.
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Comment by Frank Evans on March 16, 2010
This Is Kell Evans and his two Fav's.... a Scout Schatt&Morgan and awww.hhhknives.com custom Scout Mammoths Tooth Randy made for Kell.
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