Knife Articles: Catalog Cutlery Products Only
Unpublished but very useful articles by collectors. Check back often as new pieces are added.
Queen Presto light and skate key knife 4-6-2022
Robeson Cutlery by Queen in the 1990s
Swing guard Excel summary 8-25-2023
Hawk & Rawhide lockbacks review 8 2019
A brief history of Queen Catalogs
“Tuna Valley Knives” by Carl Bradshaw
Queen Scissors and Shears 1-31-2020
Queen History of axes and Combination axe and Knife Sets
Drake Barlow 1972. 11-24- 2020
The National Knife Collectors Association bullhead 1981 2-19-2021
Queen Button Lock Knives revised 2023
Queen 41L Mini Hunter, 1-3-2023
Queen Midsize Lockback knives
Dan Lago, Fred and Linda Fisher, November 24, 2023 Introduction. I have always preferred lockback knives, probably because as a young, self-taught pocketknife user I
What Is my knife Worth? (Or how can I sell my knife for the most money?)
What is my Knife Worth? (Or how can I sell my knife for the most money?) Dan Lago and Fred Fisher, 6-15-2023 Without doubt, the
Mother of Pearl Knives by Queen Cutlery
Queen Mother of Pearl handled Knives, 1947-2017 Fred Fisher and Dan Lago October, 2019 One of the most obvious conclusions in reviewing older Queen catalogs
Queen Cutlery largest Civilian fixed Blade knife; the #78 “Hunting and Combat Knife”
The #78 “Hunting and Combat Knife” Fred Fisher, Brian Guth, and Dan Lago, 4-0-2020 This iconic Queen hunting knife was first produced in 1955 and
Knife Articles: Special Factory Orders
Unusual knives that have not appeared in any catalog. Introduction
CLIP POINT EXPRESS Mountain Man Knives by Queen Cutlery 2-16-22
EXPRESS John Henry Switchblades, w tuna valley 2-16 22 second edition
EXPRESS DROP POINT Blade Mountain Man Knives by Queen, 2-16- 2022, first edition
Queen EXPRESS knives EXCEL database 2-16-22
Special EXPRESS Damascus and Mammoth by Queen Cutlery 2-16-22, first edition
WHARNCLIFF EXPRESS Blade Mountain Man by Queen Cutlery 2-16-2022
Queen Large Congress Knives, SFO, 4-4-2020
#66 and #96 Doctors Knife 4-2020
#30 and #33 Small Congress Queen Knives
Queen #4L Woodsman SFO knives, 3-30-2020.
Queen Cutlery Special Projects and Special Factory Knives INTRODUCTION, 2-2020
Queen Classics Knives 4-26-2021
#1L Collection of Queen Special Project (QSP) Swing guard knives 2 -2020
Queen #82L Large Folding Hunter
Queen-Produced Knives for National NKCA
Queen City and Queen Cutlery #10 Heavy Duty Jack
#06 and #06L Teardrop Knife versions 3-31-2020
#19 premium Trapper SFO, 3-28-2020
Queen Cutlery Show knives
Queen Cutlery Show knives David Krauss, Bruce Godlesky, Brian Guth, Dan Lago Introduction As Queen Cutlery’s production of highly collectible knives expanded during the 1990s—including
Queen Cutlery Mountain Man Lockback knives (#3L)
Dan Lago Draft 1-18-2024 Introduction The “Mountainman” was first offered by Queen in 1976 and did not have a great reception. Fred Fisher and I
What Is my knife Worth? (Or how can I sell my knife for the most money?)
What is my Knife Worth? (Or how can I sell my knife for the most money?) Dan Lago and Fred Fisher, 6-15-2023 Without doubt, the
Historical Articles: Company Records and Historical Documents
Ken Daniels and the Queen kiddo Project 8-25-2022
Robeson 1962 catalog, ’57, ’62 pricelists
Clarence Risner 6-11-23 second version
Clarence Risner Quotations and Invoices, 2004
Parts Knives after the Queen Bankruptcy 3-2020
Queen Cutlery & Servotronics early experience with collector knives, 1970s. 1-28-2021
Queen Midsize Lockback knives
Dan Lago, Fred and Linda Fisher, November 24, 2023 Introduction. I have always preferred lockback knives, probably because as a young, self-taught pocketknife user I
Swing Guard Knives from Schatt and Morgan, Queen City, and Queen Cutlery: Introduction and History, Article 1 of 4
Dan Lago, We gratefully Acknowledge contributions by Fred and Linda Fisher and to David Clark for expertise shared and images used. Introduction To define the
Queen Cutlery Collector Knives, 1980s -1984.
Queen Cutlery Collector Knives, 1980s -1984. Dan Lago, David Krauss, Fred Fisher, 2-10-2023 Introduction Queen entered into the 1980s with a decade of substantial efforts
Collector Knives for Queen Cutlery & Servotronics, 1988 -1998.
Dan Lago, David Krauss, Fred Fisher, 5-15-23 Introduction This is the fourth article in our series of Queen’s transition from a basic tool-making cutlery to
Collector Knives for Queen Cutlery & Servotronics, 1985 -1987.
Dan Lago, David Krauss, Fred Fisher, 3-14-23 First Edition Introduction This is the third article in our series of Queen’s transition from a basic tool-making
Queen Cutlery & Servotronics Early Experiences with Collector Knives: the 1970s
Queen Cutlery & Servotronics Early Experiences with Collector Knives: the 1970s Dan Lago, David Krauss, and Fred Fisher, 6-2-2023 Introduction. This article focuses on how
Boxes
Queen Boxes 1947 to collector era. 4-30-2020
Queen Cutlery Boxes 1970-1979 5- 23 -2020
Queen Cutlery Boxes 1980s 6-13-2020
Queen Cutlery Boxes in the 1990s 8-3-2020
Queen Cutlery Boxes in 2000 – 2012 – End of Servotronics Ownership 10-5-2021
Queen Cutlery Boxes in 2012-2017 Daniels Family Ownership 10-22-2020
Queen Robeson Boxes, 1993 -2017
Queen Robeson Boxes, 1993 -2017 David Krauss and Dan Lago Servotronics Corporation of Buffalo New York bought the Ontario Knife Company in 1967. So, from
Queen Cutlery Boxes through 2012-2017 – Daniels Family Ownership of Queen Cutlery Company
Queen Cutlery Boxes through 2012-2017 – Daniels Family Ownership of Queen Cutlery Company Brian Guth, David Krauss, Ashley and Joe Mick, Dan Lago, and Fred
Queen Cutlery Boxes in 2000’s through 2012 – End of Servotronics Ownership
Queen Cutlery Boxes in 2000’s through 2012 – End of Servotronics Ownership Dan Lago, Brian Guth, Ashley and Joe Mick, David Krauss, and Fred Fisher
Queen Cutlery Boxes in the 1990s
Queen Cutlery Boxes in the 1990s Fred Fisher, Brian Guth, Ashley and Joe Mick, and Dan Lago In the 1990s, specifically 1991, things start to
Queen Cutlery Boxes, 1980’s
Queen Cutlery Boxes, 1980s Fred Fisher, Dan Lago, Brian Guth, and Ashley and Joe Mick, 6-13-2020 While beginning in the 1970s, Queen made major steps
Queen Boxes, cases, 1971- 1980 – Early Collector Period
Queen Boxes, cases, 1971- 1980 – Early Collector Period Fred Fisher, Brian Guth, Ashley and Joe Mick, and Dan Lago Queen Cutlery entered the collector
