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
LINK TO Complete Guide to Queen and Schatt & Morgan Knives and History
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Ryan Daniels
Jan his name is Franklin
Oct 2, 2013
Jan Carter
Cant wait to see everyone in TN this weekend. I would love to see an iKC member win this Queen/Prater knife being given away at rep weekend this weekend!!!
Oct 9, 2013
Ken Spielvogel
I would love to be there, but can't - have fun Jan.
Oct 9, 2013
Jan Carter
Well Queen gave away their Queen/Prater knives yesterday. Cant wait to find out who won
Oct 13, 2013
Jan Carter
Have you seen the Queen Cutlery page lately?
Oct 16, 2013
Ashley Nottingham
Happy Fall Everyone!
Oct 17, 2013
Ron Cooper
And a very Happy Fall to you, also, Miss Ashley!
I sure do like the looks of that S&M Keystone Congress Whittler!
I've saved your picture to be used as my desktop wallpaper - Thanks!
Oct 17, 2013
Jan Carter
wow, great idea Ron!
Ashley are you going to jin our pumpkin carving contest? I wish you would!
Oct 17, 2013
Ken Spielvogel
My new S&M Queen Stag Stockman-bought at Ohio Classic Knife Show-Pic doesn't do it justice, a really beautiful knife.
Oct 20, 2013
Ron Cooper
That Stockman is looking pretty fine from where I'm sittin', Ken! I'm a big fan of anything with that Keystone shield on it. Mainly because I know that the knife beneath that shield is a quality S&M. Can't go wrong! Looks like you got a good one!
Oct 20, 2013
Howard P Reynolds
That is a nice Stockman, Ken.
Oct 20, 2013
In Memoriam
John McCain
This I believe is a 1958-1960 Winterbottom Bone-Blade 4"-overall 8" length.The only marking is the QSteel stamp on the blade. I was also intrigued by the fact that the bone was much lighter on the obverse side. I would very much appreciate any info or corrections about this knife.
Oct 20, 2013
In Memoriam
John McCain
I don't know why these photos came out so distorted proportionally.I have added several photos before with no problems.This is I believe a bird and trout knife with a blade less than an inch wide. However, if you click on the photo it opens to the correct proportions. Sorry about that.
Oct 20, 2013
Wilbur Roos
This is my firs try at the site. Thanks for the help at SMKW regarding the site. I guess my first question is how do you add photos?? Glad to hear that Steve Koontz is associated, as I have received a significant amount of information from him on the SMKW show over the years.
Oct 20, 2013
Jan Carter
LOL, yesterday WAS Kens Birthday! I wonder if someone bought him a knife
Oct 22, 2013
Ron Cooper
@Jan -- More likely another knife company!
Oct 22, 2013
Jan Carter
LOL, not sure thats a gift LOL
If you ever get a chance to see him at a show and get him to talk about the company, watch his face. He is like a kid in a candy store! he absolutely loves the business and knives
Oct 23, 2013
Ken Spielvogel
I think I know what you mean Jan, he was all excited to see what I got and comment on my S&M - he really liked it.
Oct 23, 2013
Jan Carter
It sure is fun to meet the Queen folks in person and know that the ones creating our knives love them like we do
Oct 24, 2013
Sue OldsWidow
Met Ryan again at the Ohio knife show in cambridge ohio..looks like he is hard at work doesn't it....
Oct 24, 2013
Ken Spielvogel
And a nice guy to talk to.
Oct 25, 2013
Pat Kennedy
I liked the earlier picture of the Schatt & Morgan Congress Whittler so much, I had to go out and get one of my own! This little gem just arrived yesterday, and already has made itself at home in the display cabinet.
Oct 26, 2013
Jan Carter
Pat,
I love it! It sure looks comfy and quite at home there
Oct 26, 2013
Jan Carter
anyone going to this one?
November 22, - November 24, 2013 ~ 36th Annual New York Custom Knife Show Jersey City, NJ.
Oct 27, 2013
Howard P Reynolds
I'm close enough Jan, but need to save money for Buck Season opening after Thanksgiving.
Oct 27, 2013
Rome D. Rushing
Hello all, I don't have time to post often but do enjoy browsing whenever I can.
I have collected Queen knives for years but lately have had to slow down because of the wifes employment changes and a few odd ball health problems.
Oct 28, 2013
Ron Cooper
Good work, Stefan!
I'm sure that you assistance and contributions were invaluable.
Kudos to you, my friend, for a job well done!
Oct 29, 2013
Howard P Reynolds
Fabelhaft, Stefan. Hope you can get your hands on some Queen knives over there in Deutschland.
Oct 29, 2013
Jan Carter
Saw this on the FB page and just had to share
Queen Cutlery Company The knives are sharpened, they're exactly like you would want a knife for your collection. We've given out a couple different types of knives, a congress and also a small fixed blade trout knife. The kids seem to be loving them just as much as we love seeing the excitement on their faces!
This is Brennen's Thank you card. I think it's safe to say he enjoys his knife. He is from right here in Titusville, His dad is a Queen user as well. Brennen's parents are going to bring him back year after year for his Queen Kiddo Knife. We're excited to see him come back and watch his collection grow while he does! See the pics here
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=512917285468367&set=a.4...
Nov 2, 2013
Jan Carter
What are you hunting with this year?
Nov 2, 2013
Jan Carter
Stefan,
Can we order the catalog? Is it available on line?
Nov 4, 2013
In Memoriam
Robert Burris
Miss Jan, those look like fine hunting knives.
Nov 4, 2013
Jan Carter
Check out the reply from Ashley!
http://www.iknifecollector.com/group/queen-cutlery-company-hosted-b...
Thank you!!!!!
Nov 6, 2013
Jan Carter
Anyone meeting Ryan at the next show?
November 22, - November 24, 2013 ~ 36th Annual New York Custom Knife Show Jersey City, NJ.
Nov 12, 2013
Jan Carter
I thought it would be nice if we got to see some of the folks at Queen at work and get to know who does what there. So here is the first bit of info provided of course by our own Ms Ashley
This is Faye Maseman, she is our shop expeditor .
Nov 13, 2013
Jan Carter
Nov 15, 2013
jeff
i love that sleeveboard!
Nov 15, 2013
Tobias Gibson
looks fishy to me. Sunfishy, that is!
Nov 15, 2013
Jean-François
Is it a sleeveboard, or a "baby"?
Nov 15, 2013
Billy Oneale
Nov 15, 2013
Jan Carter
Jean-Francois,
It is a sleeveboard and I had to have it after seeing the bolsters!
Nov 15, 2013
Jan Carter
Next up in the get to know Queen is Trish Shetler she works in cleaning and inspecting.
Nov 17, 2013
Ron Cooper
Well, thank you, Miss Jan!
A big "Howdy do!" to Miss Trish! Thanks for cleaning and inspecting those beautiful Queen knives for us! And, since I missed my opportunity a few days ago, I would also like to say "Howdy" to Miss Faye!
Thanks to both of these ladies who toil at the Queen factory to bring us those high quality knives that we have grown to love over the years. Thanks, ladies!
Nov 17, 2013
Jean-François
Thanks, Jan for the info about the S&M sleeveboard. I thought there could be an effect of the perspective, and I never had seen such bolsters on sleeveboards or sunfishes, only on "babies". Very nice !
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&a...
Nov 17, 2013
Jan Carter
And hey!!! Ashley's mom Cindy
This is CIndy Nottingham , she works in assembly and is the new appointed Dept head.
Nov 18, 2013
Ron Cooper
Howdy, Miss Cindy! Congratulations on your recent promotion to Dept. Head! I was given that title once but it wasn't because I was in charge of anything. But, hey! That's a story for another day.

At least now we know where Miss Ashley gets her good looks from. Word!
Nov 19, 2013
Tobias Gibson
Is anyone else amused/intriguied by the number of women who manufacture a product mostly bought by men?
Nov 20, 2013
John G Cable
Tobias, stop and think a minute.... Either or both your Mother or Grandmother knew their way around a kitchen and many such as my Grandmother born in 1884 grew up in the country on a farm and knew one heck of a lot more about knives and uses than I'll ever learn. :-) So it makes sense to me that making a knife that works well would "also" be a tasking that many women would know very much about.
Nov 20, 2013
Paul Ring
Nov 20, 2013
Ron Cooper
Toby,
Why do you think they call it "Queen...Cutlery?"
Duh!
(Forgive me. I woke up on the impish, sarcastic side of the bed this morning)
Nov 20, 2013