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Knives have been made at the factory of Queen Cutlery Company of Titusville Pennsylvania for over 100 years. It is arguably the oldest and last American Cutlery that truly continues to produce knives in the same way as they were produced there when the factory opened in 1902. The factory’s first tenant was the Schatt & Morgan Cutlery Company: Queen Cutlery Company displaced Schatt & Morgan there in 1933. Queen City Cutlery Company first began to produce knives in 1918 around the end of the First World War, incorporated in 1922, and shortened their name to “Queen Cutlery Company” in January of 1946. Purchased by Daniels Family Cutlery Corporation on September 18, 2012
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I don't want to drag out this issue of one knife purchase not going like I'm used to. It just seems interesting for lack of a better word. It seems one guy has an internet site selling things. The selection is good. The site looks well put together. The prices are good. So how does it work? He does whatever else he does and takes care of the site when he can? I'm not one to knock another's method of doing business but I wish I had know this. A statement about this type of delay may be on the site but I didn't see it. I'll look later. I sent him two emails now. In the second I said I'd wait for the knife but I hope is doesn't take a LONG time. I haven't heard anything yet. I'm not happy with this but I also realize if this were my worst problem I'd be in GOOD shape. :) If this order is the norm for this site I would think it limits the customer base quite a bit. If he is working on setting up a knife show or part of one don't we all think he should drop that and put all his efforts into getting my my knife? lol That was an attempt at humor.
Jack
LOL, The guys we buy from it is 2 to 3 days and at least one of them Donnie comes in the door saying did we get it yet. I am not what anyone would call a patient person when it comes to getting knives
Jack, if I don't get my knives in about a week or less I'm a jerk too! LOL! But I get that way because all the dealers I buy from on a regular basis get stuff to me in a day or three, or four. If I buy from some one that I don't normally buy from, that is slower, I get impatient and email them.
John, I sent Mike an email to explain the situation. We'll see what happens. I am confident now that I have nothing to worry about except waiting possibly. I told him if he wasn't able to get it shipped fairly quickly I'd rather cancel the order. Being my first stab at Queen knives I want the knife sooner more than later. I hope he doesn't think I'm too much of a jerk. He has a nice selection and I'd like to do business with him in the future.
Thanks for the help.
Thanks guys. Now I am confident I'll get the knife at least. However, 3 months is unacceptable. Completely. Totally. Rediculous. Just my opinion. I commend you John for having the patience. If it's going to be more than another couple of days before the thing even gets shippie I want to cancel the order and get the $ back and order it from Frank. I waw it there also. But, if he is so busy and I respect and understand that he may not get my request for cancellation either. April to July??? I'm not too hard to please I don't think but I'm sitting here having a hard time getting over that. I'll try his email. Thanks for that.
Jack I've bought from them many times but never be in a hurry. My last order was placed in April and I received it the first week of July. The site is run by Mike Sullivan to my knowledge and he's a very very busy man. You can probably speed up your order by contacting him at: mailto:mikes@ironmasterllc.com
Right now he is honchoing the Queen show and setup.
Over the years I ALWAYS have gotten what I've ordered from him but it's usually a wait :-)
Jack, I'm sure your order will arrive and all will be good. My own humble recommendation for next time might be to go with one of the fine Distributors that have links to their websites right here on iKC. Frank's Classic Knives will treat you right and my own good friend Greg Holmes over at TSA Knives either has or can get most any Queen you like as well as several other brands. If they advertise here on iKC you know they are good honest folks. I have found that good Customer Service trumps a low price every time. Best of luck my friend.
Dave, my experience isn't too good so far. Maybe it's too early to complain but I'm getting a little concerned. I order a knife from them on this past Thursday night. First Queen knife and first order from them. The only thing that has happened so far that I know if is the money came out of my account. My order status is "awaiting fulfillment". I don't know what that means exactly. I have sent 3 messages asking what is going on and gotten no replies. There is no phone number on the site. I've only dealt with one other inet vendor without a phone # but they communicate well. They answer my question almost before I ask it. :) Now I'll just be happy to get the knife. I also have seen it on other sites but this site was the least expensive. The uncertainity is not worth the couple of bucks I saved. That's for sure. I'm sure it'll turn out ok though.
Jack, that website is a private resell operation and is not to be associated with Queen Cutlery in any way. They are "dealers" and they also put on the Queen Cutlery Event.
I don't know that it pays to say too much, but I will say that I was treated rather poorly when I was interested in a possible membership in their "organization" a few years back. Needless to say I have had nothing to do with them since.
I sincerely hope you experience better luck than I did.
Is the web site "queencutlerycollectors.com" a reseller of Queen knives or are they directly associated with the Queen corporation? Does anyone know? Thanks.
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