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Wondering if there is a way to tell when a Queen knife was made?
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Google Queen Tang Stamps. Lots of charts on line.
This file is somewhat complicated but if you scroll and dig around a little you might find some helpful information.
tang-etch-Guide-10-pp.4-7-2020.pdf (secureservercdn.net)
That’s not true. I have 3 Queen made knives made post 2000. All are what one would expect from a handmade production knife.The reason I asked is I've heard the quality of their knives dropped around the year 2000.
I’ll second that. I have a few also. The quality may have been hit or miss but there are plenty of good ones made after 2000.That’s not true. I have 3 Queen made knives made post 2000. All are what one would expect from a handmade production knife.
The reason I asked is I've heard the quality of their knives dropped around the year 2000.
After Bill Howard left, in 2006 actually, Queen's quality started a bumpy slide!
They since had a few bright moments, but never really got back to their old goodness! The steady hand of excellence moved to GEC!!![]()