The " Roosters " are crowing for the " Farmers"

Augie · Feb 27, 2018

For comparison this is the more commonly found secondary blade on the Schrades.

wlfryjr · Feb 27, 2018

The primary secondary Blade. Grin’n

Good job John.

Augie · Mar 1, 2018

Thanks Lyle.

Rusty1 · Mar 1, 2018

Nice addition to the collection John!

paulhilborn · Mar 1, 2018

Augie said:
Sometimes insomnia pays off, picked up this Scrade Cut Co as a BIN that had just been listed the other night, what makes it very unusual and rare is it has a flat grind rooster comb secondary blade, most did not. Some blade loss and has been cleaned but still a very nice looking knife.

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I've been meaning to comment on this WONDERFUL find John, I never time my insomnia right

Just a fantastic find, one that is at the top of my "want" list :thumbsup:

I will trade you several of Duncan's pristine HJ's, just sayin

blademan 13 · Mar 4, 2018

My old stable of users, have since parted with the Orchard Gem and the antique yellow. Devoting more time to my favorites. These are far more useful in the real world than most can imagine. I carry one in a horizontal belt sheath Mon-Fri without fail.

Old Engineer · Mar 4, 2018

blademan 13 said:
My old stable of users, have since parted with the Orchard Gem and the antique yellow. Devoting more time to my favorites. These are far more useful in the real world than most can imagine. I carry one in a horizontal belt sheath Mon-Fri without fail.
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You had a very nice Quartet there Jamie . I am not at all sorry that you broke it up . I really like the Antique Yellow . It is a real gem and an absolute joy to carry and use . Thank you again .

Harry

wlfryjr · Mar 4, 2018

Paul and Jamie ,two big advocates of this pattern.

I hope you enjoy yours Harry.

Old Engineer · Mar 4, 2018

wlfryjr said:
Paul and Jamie ,two big advocates of this pattern.

I hope you enjoy yours Harry.

I certainly do enjoy it Lyle !!! I would hope that you would do another SFO . I need some more of them . I should have got them when they first came out . We hope to see you folks in Titusville again this year . Reservations are made .

Harry

blademan 13 · Mar 4, 2018

Old Engineer said:
You had a very nice Quartet there Jamie . I am not at all sorry that you broke it up . I really like the Antique Yellow . It is a real gem and an absolute joy to carry and use . Thank you again .

Harry

Harry,

Glad you finally managed to track one of these down for your collection. I hope it serves you well!

wlfryjr said:
Paul and Jamie ,two big advocates of this pattern.

Lyle,

While I may be an advocate of the pattern, the big advocate is the one who brought this pattern to fruition. Many thanks!

Will Power · Mar 5, 2018

Just a great pattern, remarkably useful and, Lyle's SFOs the best ever done by GEC (or anybody else

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Regards, Will

paulhilborn · Mar 8, 2018

One of my all time FAVORITES, 2015 Lick Creek freshly stropped :thumbsup:

wlfryjr · Apr 2, 2018

Finally completed the 2009 Queen farmers jack set. These handles vary and I'm fortunate to get this pretty nice example.Thanks John and all who help me in this endeavor.

Got it Steve.

wlfryjr · Apr 2, 2018

I've been carrying this one for going on a year now. Thanks Paul,it's still sharp and I've used it.

robbobus · Apr 2, 2018

Who was/is Titusville Cutlery Co.? I have had this one in my pocket alot lately, love it.

waynorth · Apr 2, 2018

Congrats, Lyle!! A long wait but worth it!! :thumbsup:

It's a beauty!!

paulhilborn · Apr 2, 2018

Beautiful Queen Lyle and gorgeous covers to boot

Glad that Lockwood is serving you well :thumbsup:

Augie · Apr 3, 2018

Congratulation Lyle, glad you finally found the Mastodon to complete your collection and it's a nice one with the white and brown ivory.

Augie · Apr 3, 2018

robbobus said:
Who was/is Titusville Cutlery Co.? I have had this one in my pocket alot lately, love it. View attachment 879981

Titusville Cutlery Co. is a name Queen used on a few runs of knives although off the top of my head I don't remember the other knives I've seen it on.

wlfryjr · Apr 3, 2018

robbobus said:
Who was/is Titusville Cutlery Co.? I have had this one in my pocket alot lately, love it. View attachment 879981

To add to what John said.
I can't remember the man's name and I don't have access to it right now, but he had these made by Queen Cutlery in 2009.

There wasn't tooling or anything for that pattern, just a picture from a copy of "Collector Knives" from 2001.
These came in 6 different handle choices(all natural, two in stag),and one of the stags in ATS-34 blades ,ATS-34 stamped on the shield.All others had T C C fancy inside the shield.
100 of each. 700 total.

The other Titusville stamped pattern is a trapper,I don't know the handles and totals of those.