God Save the Queen!!

The gaps on the 2 blade (center) make mine nearly unusable. The two whittlers are rock solid though.
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waynorth said:
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!!:)View attachment 1413808 View attachment 1413809 View attachment 1413810 View attachment 1413811 View attachment 1413812 View attachment 1413813
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Great collection ! Are those are white heart trade beads in the last pic ?
 
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