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    Quote Originally Posted by waynorth View Post
    Did you used to live there too, Elliott??
    Feels like it today.
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    Found another floatin' in the Bay. I didn't realize that there was a congress in the seiries until I spotted this fella.
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    Nice!!! You are getting one heck of a collection going!!

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    Thanks Randy. Just a few more to go. I'll post 'em when I get em'.
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    I've collected the Winchesters since they came out, below is what took me three years to complete.

    The theme I tried to go with was to collect all the "black" bone handle ones, which would be the Peachseed, Rogers & Brown bones (all appear to be black). The hardest ones to find were the "Red letter Set".

    I'll try to post a picture of them over the weekend for you all to see.

    Keith

    1 1901 Bow Tie 1987
    2 1920 Hunter 1990
    3 1924 Toothpick 1987
    4 1927 Lockback Hunter 1988
    5 1936 Toothpick 1990
    6 1936.5 Toothpick 1992
    7 2851 Gunstock Jack 1988
    8 2857 Teardrop Jack 1987
    9 2880.5 Swell Center Pen 1988
    10 2902.5 Pen / Red letter 1988
    11 2902.5 Pen / Red letter 1988
    12 2902.5 Pen / Red letter 1988
    13 2902.5 Pen / Red letter 1988
    14 2902.5 Pen / Red letter 1988
    15 2903 Swell Center 1988
    16 2904 Varaition of #10 1987
    17 2904.5 Trapper 1989
    18 2905 Cigar Jack 1988
    19 2907 Cigar Jack 1988
    20 2913.5 Moose 1988
    21 2921 Gunstock Jack 1987
    22 2935 Congress Pen 1988
    23 2967 Texas Jack 1988
    24 2978 Doctors 1989
    25 2991 Equal End Pen 1988
    26 3902 Whittler 1990
    27 3904 Whittler 1988
    28 3907 Premium Stock 1991
    29 3949 Sowbelly 1989
    30 3964 Stockman 1987
    31 3971 Whittler 1989
    32 3995 Whittler 1991
    33 4935 Congress 1991
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    Thanks for the list Kdarmy, it's appreciated.
    Greg

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    As promised...here is a group shot of the "Winchesters" including some closer shots of the "red letter" & the "Hickok & Cody" sets.

    Also wanted to show the more rare & hard to find date stamp of the 1987 model #1924 toothpick, you will note the curved date & model# tang markings, this was one of the first to come out and was changed shortly after their release to the more common straight across the tang style you see on models made afterwards, if you can find one grab it!

    Thanks for looking, Ooops, had a bit of an uploading problem...try this link:
    Keith

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    pics don't seem to be coming up Keith
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    The link works.

    Greg

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    Newly aquired '88 model 2935. 3 1/4 inches of cool.
    Greg

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    Gettin' close to the end of this thread with a little Gunstock.
    Greg

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    Just wanted to say how much I enjoyed the Pics in this thread Greg. I know you went to some trouble to take all these beautiful pictures to share. Seeing this thread sparked an interest that I will nourish for quite a while.

    PS - Is Knifeville anywhere near Kingsport? I left in '85 when I joined the Corps and just moved back (hometown) - after 21 years Boy is it good to be Home. Ain't we lucky livin in TN?
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    That 2935 is WAY cool! Thanks again Greg. . . . . . . .and again, and again, and again!!!!!
    It's always a pleasure to see a nice knife or two when I visit here!!
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    1987 model 2904. Just shy of 4 1/4 inches. Pretty slim piece. One more to go and not sure when I'll get it. Should be somewhere in Knifeville.
    Greg


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    Quote Originally Posted by mckgreg View Post
    One more to go and not sure when I'll get it.

    Say it ain't so!


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    i don't know about the folders, but i have two black box fixed blades, one clip point, and one drop point hunter for the NAHC that is 110% made exactly like the rawhide series queen knives, only difference they have pakka wood handles instead of a regular wood color. i am almost 100% percent certain these knives came from queen, i have compared them to about 8 rawhide knives and am pretty sure.

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    One of my favorite Winchesters. Larry

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    i just bought a black box, Blue Grass Cutlery, Winchester 5 1/4" folding hunter. box has # W20 19015 and knife 19015 on pile side tang.
    i don't see any mention or pics of this knife in this thread.
    anybody familiar with it ? year of production ? by Queen ?.
    it's rather plain, handle looks like Delrin, but it probably is bone ?
    thanks, roland

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    Wow! There are some great looking knives in this topic!

    Originally before I picked up a S & M sowbelly I had considered the Winchester one as displayed in post 15 of this topic for a few reasons. First, it was less expensive. Second, they seemed fairly well built and lastly I believe I read it had carbon blades.

    So, does anyone have any info on the steel used for these knives and also can indicate the level of fit & finish compared to, say, other knives built by Queen or Case?

    Thanks!

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    All the ones I've seen on here are just super nice guys, especially that sowbelly! This is the only one I have. I got it at SMKWs when I was up there many years ago and they were having a 30% off sale on Winchesters. This is my oldest Queen made knife.


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