Queen Cutlery #32 Large Congress 4-Bladed Folding Knife

Torched Stag - no wobble, good snap - really nice knife

This is a Joe Pardue and Queen Collab - stag handles, the center pin doesn't look very good - tangs marked, Joe Pardue - D2 Steel - Good snap, good half stop, no wobble - gap between liner and backspr

Moore Maker Large Sodbuster 5103 Single Bladed Folding Knife - Buffalo Horn handles - Blade has no wobble, good snap - Made by Queen Cutlery - 4-5/8" long when shut

Bonestag Handles - blade center towards pile side - no wobble, snaps closed - gaps in backspring/liner - this was probably a factory second - 4-1/4" long when shut

G10 Black Handles - ground and smoothed oval shield - no wobble, good snap - small gap between liners/backspring - heavy duty knife - 4-3/8" long when shut - Made by Queen Cutlery

Stag Handles - Good snap, one with light wobble - Eyes show on one of the bolsters - 2-5/8" long when shut - no cracks or chips -

Stag handles, no chips or cracks - no wobble, good snap - can see bolster pin eyes on one side - probably a factory second - 2-5/8" long when shut

Wood handles, would wax up very nicely - no shield - blade centered nicely - no wobble good snap - this was probably a factory sample for handle material, I do not believe this was produced

Wood handles - Small Q shield - No wobble, Great Snap - D2 Steel - Nice Knife

Queen Cutlery Northwoods Single Bladed Stockman Frame Folding Knife - Stag Handles - Arrowhead Shield - Single Spear Blade that sits back a bit to far - Blade stamp is Northwoods Gladstone, Mich USA -

Stag Handles - Bomb Shield - No wobble, Very Strong Spring - Blade slightly off center - Very Nice Knife - Factory Sample Etc 1 of 5 - Made by Queen Cutlery

Deer Hunter Congress 4 Blade Folding Pocket Knife; Like New Condition!

Battle Axe Brand USA stag 2-bladed Trapper knife made by Queen, 4 1/8 in closed. The other is an Appalachian Trail single bladed lock back folding knife, 3 3/4 in closed. Both are new and unused in gr

Stag handles - Very Thick knife that is 3/4" thick overall - Lined Bolsters - no wobble, good snap - 3-7/8" long when shut

Stag Handles, very thick, 7/8" thick - blade sits a little low in the galley, may have some slight slight blade rap, I can't tell - Half stop isnt very crisp, no wobble - 3-3/4" long when shut

Wood Handles - blade centered well - good snap, nice lockup - gap between backspring/liner - 4-1/2" long when shut

Jigged Delrin Handles - D2 Steel - gap between liner/backspring - blade centered nicely - good snap, no wobble - 4" long when shut

Amber Bonestag Handles - Brass Queen Shield - Blade is proud when closed, slightly off center - light wobble, great snap - 3-3/4" long when shut

Wood handles - Fluted and lined bolsters - blades slightly off center - light gap between spring/liner - no wobble, good snap - 4-1/8" long when shut - Made by Queen Cutlery

Wood Handles - Nickel Silver Bolsters - Blade Centered well, has slight blade rap - D2 Steel Blades - Gaps in liners/backsprings - 4-1/4" long when shut

Brown Jigged Delrin handles - good snap, no wobble - 3-1/4" long when shut

Single Backspring 2-Bladed Muskrat Knife - Queen City stamped - D2 Steel - 4" long when shut

Lot of 3 various antique vintage pocket knives from collectors estate. Queen Steel #20 1876 large toothpick Frost Cutlery Kentucky Tobacco Congress etched 3 blade Brass and stag antique pocket knife,

Simulated Stag - gap between liner/backspring - Brass shield - good snap - off center main blade