God Save the Queen!!

[waynorth]

The folks who started Queen Cutlery on the bones of Schatt&Morgan (of old), were mostly former S&M employees, and I can only imagine their enthusiasm for a new project! With their ups and downs through the 1930s to only a few years ago, they had a large share of the American market!! Though the end was ignominious and painful, the Company had its Glory Days; Many good quality knives - a lot of Stainless Steel - and knives for several other Brands were made by Queen: Schatt & Morgan, Cripple Creek, Robeson, Winchester, Sargent, Tenney, Queen City, Scagel, Northwoods etc. The list goes on and on!! A lot of good cutlery was made by them, eventually on some worn, decrepit equipment!!
Here are a few interesting examples of their work! I hope you will add some more - a Company worthy of remembering!!

 

[waynorth]

A few more Queen-made knives!!

 

[William Pace]

I have an S&M barlow on the way and a winchester coffin jack. I love the winchester and imagine I will the barlow as well.

 

[Will Power]

Great idea Charlie

"Happy & Glorious, Born to Rule Over Us" (never liked that line from the British anthem, but not fond of the words of most anthems for that matter )

I'm about to turn in for the night but got a couple I'd like to share: Queen Cutlery No. 26 Small Stockman in D2 steel and White Carved Stag Bone. I carry this compact knife a lot, its low riding Sheepfoot is a nice aspect too, it's like having a 3 blade Penknife.

Liner-lock Copperhead D2 and in the later Amber Carved Stag Bone

 

[Ironbut]

Here's a #49 stockman with walnut covers on a walnut stump

And a #26 with buffalo.

 

[wickettedge]

Looking for some Tuna Valley pics here @Rookie82

 

[Will Power]

Queen made Winchester Black Box from 80s/90s Some great bark-like bone on these and a very large selection of patterns

 

[Ironbut]

A Queen made Northwoods. They did a really nice job on this one!

 

[Wild Willie]

Schatt and Morgan 43 in mother of pearl.

 

[Jiki]

A S&M 43½ in Winterbottom.

 

[Invoice]

Dan Burke Barlow

A Dan Burke Cattle King

And how about a good old 49

 

[5K Qs]

My problem is that I'm not sure how many Queen-made knives I might have.
I don't think I have any with an actual Queen (or Queen City) tang stamp.

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I have an S&M Heritage jack that's very similar to the bottom knife in Charlie's photo, except mine is a single blade (not surprising in a generous gift from @mrknife - thanks, Jack! ).

Queen made Winchester Black Box from 80s/90s Some great bark-like bone on these and a very large selection of patterns

Will's reminder that the Black Box Winchesters were made by Queen helped me remember that I have a candle-end, dogleg, teardrop jack with striking jigging like the bottom one in Will's pic (thanks, Paul):


- GT

 

[Ironbut]

Some Barlows.

A couple Queen made Robesons

A Queen made Cripple Creek

And a Queen 69 1/2. (Not a very good pic. I'm gonna have to take another sometime.)

 

[Invoice]

A Robeson

And a Winchester

How about a Tuna

 

[Invoice]

Oh well...A Tuna

 

[JohnDF]

Alas... I gifted all my Queen knives.
I hope to see a few pop up in this thread.

 

[dsutton24]

 

[waynorth]

Nice bunch of Queen-mades, Folks!! Thanks for filling up this thread!!

 

[waynorth]

Old Pics!! Most have moved on to other (and wiser!) Collectors!!

 

[Ron Sabbagh]

A partnership between Queen and PJ Tomes. A very well made trapper.

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