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Comment by Jan Carter on August 12, 2013 at 16:36

The fixed blade line is growing and Steve Hanner just did a review on one

http://www.iknifecollector.com/forum/topics/queen-cutlery-oak-fixed...

Comment by Jan Carter on August 12, 2013 at 16:34

Comment by Howard P Reynolds on August 12, 2013 at 16:31

Camp knife?!  Yes indeed, I'm anxious to see it, too.  Have more than I can use now, but hard to pass up a nice fixed blade - if that is what Queen means in a "camp knife".

In Memoriam Comment by Robert Burris on August 12, 2013 at 15:58

Congrats Jon, great prize. Great club we have here.

Comment by Jan Carter on August 12, 2013 at 15:50

Saw this in a Blog today :)

Hey Jan & Don, 

Just to let you guys know and everyone else who has asked me about the new Queen Camp Knife.  I spoke with Ashley at Queen this morning.  The Camp Knife will be delivered late this week.  Great news!!!

Frank Powers

THANK FOR THE UPDATE!

Comment by Jan Carter on August 12, 2013 at 14:18

well I hear some good things about the camp knife coming up.  Cant wait to see it

Comment by Jan Carter on August 9, 2013 at 18:50

Jonathan,

That knife may never have seen production.  Being  Proto it may have been an item that was tested to see how it would look but never done.  Just a guess on my part since it was a keystone box with no keystone shield 

Comment by Ron Cooper on August 9, 2013 at 17:24

The Sabre Grind on that blade really sets that knife apart! Absolutely stunning!

Congratulations, Jonathan! That's a keeper, fersure!

Comment by Howard P Reynolds on August 9, 2013 at 17:08

Thank you, Jonathan.  This is a great looking knife!  If it is ATS-34, it should serve you well as a user - but, who is willing to lose the collector value of a prototype knife?  A big folder like that needs a nice sheath.

Comment by Jon Salmon on August 9, 2013 at 16:55

Hi Folks - As promised I am posting some photos of the BEAUTIFUL Schatt & Morgan "Bone Prototype" knife which I was lucky enough to win during the "Count the Queens" contest a couple of weeks ago. First, a word of thanks to Ken Daniels of Queen Cutlery for providing the knife for the contest, and to Jan Carter for attending the Queen event in Titusville, PA and forwarding the knife to me. This VERY large folder is 5 1/4" closed, with a 4 1/4" blade. The knife has fantastic "Orangey" / "Autumn" color dyed smooth bone handle scales, a very unique "Schatt & Morgan - Trade Mark" logo (apparently laser engraved into the bone handle) as well as the famous S & M blade etching. The blade is highly polished, very shiny, and appears to be stainless steel (I'm guessing ATS-34). The blade also has 2 separate "nail pulls" cut into it - something I've never seen before.  The box it came in denotes "Keystone Series", but I don't think this could be a "Keystone Series" knife, since there is no "Keystone" Shield on it. After doing quite a bit of searching on the web, the most similar "numbered" Schatt & Morgan production knife I could locate was a "Limited Edition Coke Bottle Folding Knife" from 2006 (although it had brown jigged bone handle scales as well as a "Keystone" style shield, however the frame and the single blade with 2 "nail pulls" were identical). It was designated as model 041802. I could not confirm the blade steel used on that knife either.

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