What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Home from work and pocketed another Queen stockman, this time a medium (3⅝") in swamp grass smooth bone with 420HC blades.

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I thought that MM looked pretty sweet sunknife sunknife
With that date and bone, it is definitely Queen made.
If memory serves, in 1999 Moore Maker carried both premium and less premium knives. The lower end Moore Maker knives were made by Camillus. I agree that the bone on that looks like it came from Queen.

Meanwhile, new knife day. A Boker Anchor Sailor's knife. Ebony and stainless steel. And excellent fit and finish.
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Thanks for the replies, gentlemen. Very much appreciated.


Have the Moore Maker in pocket again today along with a Boker Club Knife.
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When my first granddaughter was born, I decided to get knife etched with her name and date of birth. Her eyes were blue so it had to be a blue knife. I've continued that tradition and just received the knife for the most recent addition to the family. Yes, 3 girls all with blue eyes. I have more expensive knives but none that are more valuable.

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She is beautiful. Congratulations
 
This knife stands out among the all of the 2024 Blade Forums knives for having the most impressive factory dye job.
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Just kidding. This one came from the factory with a lighter/washed out look. Nathan gave this one the look it needed. If you haven’t seen his dye jobs yet, then check out his work.
 
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