Send me your address.... I'll have one for you...Love the knives (had a two blade stamped "Sure Edge" with a "Pocket-Eze" shield. (it did have hidden/sunken tangs) "Texas Jack" from c.1910~1917) but it was lost during my last move.
Replacing it is not a viable option since I had the stroke.
I'd like the booklet, but will stay out so someone that is able to collect them can get it.
I appriciate it, but there are others more worthy who will get more use out of/from it.
If it was a pocket-eze, that's a real Robeson. It was one of their brand names.
No it wasn't a pocket-eze.ive been reading as much as I can find about queen,keeps me occupied, I'm fortunate to have post concussion syndrome so I can read something last week and need to reread a few days later lol.but it seems a few people were mad at queen back in the day.who knows what are the facts.but I've bought a few older queen patterns that gec continued to make(so I have the early gec lol)I find i can get some gec patterns that are unattainable to me.and hopefully equal in quality.
It's remarkable how businesses diversify during time of war....HEMI 49 - Booklet received, thank you. Interesting that as a teenager during the Civil War, M. Robeson made cooking and eating utensils for the Union Army .
Robeson Shuredge - 126240
Thanks for sending these to us!! Love it
Nice, informative booklet, Brent!!! Thank you for sending it!!
Book mailed today....
Book sent today...... GREAT photos!!
You are most kind Brent. Thank you for your efforts. I am continually in awe of the craftsmanship found in these knives.
