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Queen Pattern numbers

Current Pattern numbers for Daniel Era Queens

And Carl Bradshaw provided this

This is pre 1985

1 - Hawkbill
2 - Serpentine Jack
3 - Sleeveboard Pen

4 - Sleeveboard Pen

5 - Senator Pen

6 - Senator Pen

7 - Senator Pen

8 - Senator Pen

9 - Stockman

10 - Large Jack

11 - Utility

12 - Utility

13 - Utility

14 - Peanut

15 - Half Congress

16 - Stockman

17 - Peanut

18 - Large Jack

19 - Trapper

20 - Toothpick

21 - Sleeveboard

22 - Barlow

23 - Barlow

24 - Slim Trapper

25 - Barlow

26 - Stockman

27 - Barlow

28 - Jack

29 - English Jack

30 - Slim Trapper

31 - Large Half Congress

32 - Large Congress

33 - Congress

34 - Stockman

35 - Small Serpentine

36 - Lockback

37 - Stockman

38 - Swell Center

39 - Folding Hunter

40 - Electrician

41 - Utility

42 - Small Serpentine

43 - Small Serpentine

44 - Folding Hunter

45 - Big Chief

46 - Fish Knife

47 - Half Whittler

48 - Whittler

49 - Large Stockman

50 - ?

51 - Dogleg Jack

52 - Moose

53 - Citrus Knife

54 - Small Serpentine

55 - Sleeveboard Pen

56 - Swell Center

57 - Stockman

58 - Swell Center

59 - Small Serpentine

60 - Barlow

61 - Stockman

62 - Large Easy Open

63 - Stockman 2 Blade

64 - Sleeveboard Pen

65 - Jack

66 - Muskrat

67 - ?

68 - ?

69 - ?

70 - ?

71 - Coho Knife (Fixed Blade)

72 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

73 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade) - "Bear Head Knife"

74 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

75 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

76 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

77 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

78 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

79 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

80 - Twin Set Hunting Knives (Fixed Blades)

81 - Twin Set Hunting Knives (Fixed Blades)

82 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

83 - ?

84 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

85 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade) - "Trout Knife"

86 - ?

87 - Fish Knife (Fixed Blade)

88 - Twin Set Hunting Knives (Fixed Blades)

89 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade) - "Canoe Knife"

90 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

91 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

92 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade) - "Deer Knife"

93 - ?

94 - Twin Set Hunting Knives (Fixed Blades)

95 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

96 - Fillet Knife (Fixed Blade)

97 - Twin Set Hunting Knives (Fixed Blades)

98 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade) - "Skinner Knife"

99 - Hunting Knife (Fixed Blade)

1440 - Mountain Man

And from David Clark

The best place for find Queen patterns from WWII to the early 1970s is in Jim Sargent's book, Knives and Razors Seventh edition. Fred Fisher put the Queen section together. You can find patterns numbers, handle material, etchings and tang stamps there. Patterns 1 - 66 are folders and 71 thru 99 are straight blades. It also has axes and hatchets. Fred did a good job with all of this. All are pictured also. Even there you will find some of the crazy stuff. Two examples: #19 was used for the fish knife in the 1940s and 1950s and later changed to #46; #19 is now used for the trapper. #38 was used for the tuxedo pen, the stockman with punch an for the jumbo hunterThere is a project in place to catalog all the pattern numbers, it is likely to be available next summer

Thank you all for helping us to understand one more peice of this great companies History

Jan

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