Hey Ryan, I was wondering....These are done in house.  Right there in Titusville right?

I did hear from Ryan on this Billy because it was a question from a member.  It is indeed done in house at the Queen factory in Titusville PA.

Good Work Queen!

If anyone gets this one please let us know.  I have not been able to put my hands on one yet and I would love to hear about it first hand

I want one too.

Hey Ryan,

Do we know when these will be avail?

Well this one was released today.  50 stag and 50 winterbottoms, D2 Steel and just beautiful

I am hearing some real nice chatter about the Queen Classic line.  We bought one of them and I have to tell you it is just one very well built knife.  Reminiscent of some older knives in our collection in both materials and quality

I took this picture to send to someone else, but I thought I'd post it on here while I had the chance. These are all Queen knives.

Oh yea, Miss Jan you asked to see some old Queen knives back in October, well here they are, a little late. These are mostly Schatt Morgans, with one Robeson and finally, one Queen. I was wondering, can you tell which one is the Queen and which one is the real egg. Ha Ha..

Frank's Classics!  New Trapper!

I might have to get that Trapper! 

Robert, that Robeson PocketEze is gorgeous! At first glance I thought that it was a Case Back Pocket. I would love to see a pic of it with the blade closed to see just how well they sunk the shoulder on that tang. That stag Mountain Man is a real beauty, also!

Craig,

Extremely low run on those trapper.  Thats the one we bought

It's fantastic looking Jan!

Is he making more than 19 after the "first run"? Or is that it, period?

I dont think he is making more this year anyway

I hate when companies make such short runs. It makes it tough on us that have HUGE want lists.

LOL, I know that is does but it really makes a difference to the folks looking for the one of a very short run

Had a chance to sit down with Ken Daniels,more on that

Held the Keystone and the Q Tac this weekend.  Very pleased with how they both feel in the hand.  They will be a part of my collection and I will bring you some more on them and the dates they will be showing up

I always liked the Keystone shield. 

This knife appears to be about 60 days from your dealer.  If you dont have a Queen dealer in your box of favorites, contact Frank...he will have them

Looks kinda like a modern update of the Sod Buster......kinda.

There will be one adjustment from the sample.  Ken realized the thumb stud on this caught on the pocket so it is being modified before production

Just a couple I thought I would share from this weekend show

I believe I will have one also.  I was very impressed with the knife.  I love a knife that "fits" in your hand.  When it just feels right I am more likely to use it

Wow! That's candy for my eyes! Did you do the work on the handle?

BREAKING NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The new management team at Queen Cutlery has come up with a unique way to introduce a new knifemaker/manufacturer collaboration—they are going auction the handmade prototype and donate the proceeds to the Wounded Warrior Foundation.
The prototype is not a typical one-of-a-kind proto but instead a full blown Joe Kious handmade hunter.
The Kious stag handled hunter that is the basis for a forthcoming Queen production version will be auctioned to the highest bidder at the 2013 Blade Show in Atlanta, Georgia. The total proceeds from the auction will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Foundation.
Kious has long been regarded as one of the top knifemakers in the world, whose work has been featured in numerous art knife books and knife periodicals. One of his knives is featured in a scene in the 1991 movie, “Exposure,” in which a knife seller displaying his selection of combat knives to the star of the film picks up a smart dagger and says, “Joe Kious, very expensive.”
The Kious knife will come in a presentation case from Gunboxesusa.com, a division of John P. Scott Woodworking, Inc. Scott produces the presentation boxes for the Medal of Honor winners.

This is a silent auction that will end at the blade show BUT you have the chance to enter at anytime prior to that by Contacting RYAN Daniels at rdaniels@queencutlery.com

Had a chance to chat with Courtney Daniels this Morning.  She and Ashley Wright are at the Oregon Knife Collectors Association at The Lane Events Center in Eugene, OR.

"The Show was packed yesterday. Talked to various people, not too many younger folks though. This show is very big. It's very comparable to the Blade show. Just without booths and only table setups..  Tell anyone that is in the area to come see us today"

Looking for your next 1095?

Next Queen show stop is

April 19-21, 2013 ~ Central Kentucky Knife Collectors Show at Clarion Hotel Convention Center in Lexington, KY. (Ryan Daniels)

If anyone is attending will you see if you can take a look at this one?I would love to hear some thoughts on it.  I know it is available now 

Ryan was caught on Camera in Kentucky

http://www.iknifecollector.com/photo/ryan-from-queen-cutlery

Anyone have theirs yet?

I do!

Stefan, excellent photos

Borrowed this from a friends site.  Ken Daniels likes to be hands on!

Queen needs to start making more Stockmans.....right Steve? 

They can start with the 2 5/8" Stockman;

Who's making that documentary?

Da bin ich sehr gespannt !

Beautiful knife Stefan.  Neat looking burnt stag.

Wow! Just WOW!

Great presentation, Stefan! No words are needed. Words would not suffice to describe the beauty of this S & M!

Like I said, "Just WOW!"

VERY nice S&M!

Beautiful photos of a beautiful knife. You have an innate artistic flair Stefan. Will you favor us with a video of your S&M?

Great job, I am glad we have you as one of our members.