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God Save the Queen!!
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waynorth
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Nice Jack!! Exquisite jigged bone!! Rodgers Bone I think!!
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My first Queen! Just found yesterday, NIB. (Sorry, I was in a hurry and didn't do a very good job of wiping down the blades after oiling, sharpening, and handling.) 1982 #9125 muskrat with "chipped bark" Delrin covers. I found a 1982 Queen catalog online that says 1982 was the first year for the Rogers-designed chipped bark Delrin and the first year for the Queen circle shield; blade steel listed as 440A with stainless backsprings. I think I may have a "problem" -- this is my eighth muskrat, a pattern that I once considered "weird."
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I only have a very few Queens or made by Queen
1981 Nkca knife
S&M from late 2014 in Winterbottom Bone with 1095 Blade a very nice little Barlow
Tuna Valley Gunstock
I believe this Robeson was made by Queen
Harry
1981 Nkca knife
S&M from late 2014 in Winterbottom Bone with 1095 Blade a very nice little Barlow
Tuna Valley Gunstock
I believe this Robeson was made by Queen
Harry
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waynorth
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Only a few, but very nice choices!!!
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Unexpected, but warmly welcomed gift, from
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Hardy; Dandy; Sturdy, looks like a Thornycroft catalogue, and applies perfectly! 1000 thanks
Will Power
.Hardy; Dandy; Sturdy, looks like a Thornycroft catalogue, and applies perfectly! 1000 thanks
waynorth
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It was made at Queen in 1989, during the "Black Box" era, and for Blue Grass Cutlery who still manages the Primble name I believe!!!
Too bad the etch doesn't scan better!! It reads, "PERFECT TEXAS (Primble Logo) JACK KNIFE"!!!
So in the naming confusion we know so well, Primble called this Sowbelly, double-end, Trapper, a Perfect Texas Jack, #4986!! Will marketing never cease??
I guess, never!! Still, it's a great knife in hand, whatever it is!!! Nice semi-sunk joints, and a grippey shaped Sowbelly!! Full length blades,
it probably works anywhere, as well as in Texas!!!
With two springs, it's no problem to display both blades, for those who care about such risky moves!!!
Too bad the etch doesn't scan better!! It reads, "PERFECT TEXAS (Primble Logo) JACK KNIFE"!!!
So in the naming confusion we know so well, Primble called this Sowbelly, double-end, Trapper, a Perfect Texas Jack, #4986!! Will marketing never cease??
I guess, never!! Still, it's a great knife in hand, whatever it is!!! Nice semi-sunk joints, and a grippey shaped Sowbelly!! Full length blades,
it probably works anywhere, as well as in Texas!!!
With two springs, it's no problem to display both blades, for those who care about such risky moves!!!