@Jack Black says these were made to give to schoolboys at the time (I believe the girls got scissors). He has seen plenty of them. I found this at a gun show last year.Neat piece of history. I really like your little hidden treasure. I know they produced a heap of souvenirs for her coronation, but never seen these before, and did not know they existed. Look after it, they are a piece of history. This is what is great about the forum, you never stop learning about many things, not just knives, and never ceases to surprise.
Gotta watch them vows!I vowed that this round, I'd use only knives in which the letter of the day was the first letter of a word that was part of the "normal" description of the knife (maker, pattern, etc.). I have to concede defeat on "Q".
(I guess I'll have to add a Queen knife to the very top of my wish list! )
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Welcome to my world.I have to concede defeat on "Q".
It must have been Jeff, Neal. I still have all my old knives on a spreadsheet under a "Sold" tab and although I did sell mine a few years ago, mine was serial number 315.View attachment 1177222 R is for RAT, Railsplitters, and Ramshorn! Thanks to Railsplitter or @black mamba, can’t recall who I bought this from
Thanks, Neal
More "Queen for the day"
Of course you "could" have!!!
Do you think I could have, in good conscience, gotten by with
"Q is for Quill"?
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Do you think I could have, in good conscience, gotten by with
"Q is for Quill"?
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- GT
I haven't been keeping up with this thread, am I too late to post a Quill knife?
QUEEN QUORUM
WCSB Stockman and ACSB Jack, same frame. The Jack qualifies for my notorious 'dirt-trap' accolade r8shell as it has no wraparound spring and has this chasm like space under the minor blade with no liner between the 2 blades either..
I'd do it!
Do you think I could have, in good conscience, gotten by with
"Q is for Quill"?
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- GT
Do you think I could have, in good conscience, gotten by with
"Q is for Quill"?