DO YOU........................CANOE ?

[Sasquach]

Thanks Dan.

Geo, that's a good lookin' canoe....wood is good!

I'll bet it looked a lot like this one before the upgrade.

[Quick Steel]

geo, your canoe looks very "smart", like it would be right in style with a tuxedo or other fine suit.

[geocash]

Geo, that's a good lookin' canoe....wood is good!

I'll bet it looked a lot like this one before the upgrade.

Thank you Charlie. I believe you have it exactly.

[geocash]

geo, your canoe looks very "smart", like it would be right in style with a tuxedo or other fine suit.

Thanks Quick Steel. I do like they way it turned out.

[geocash]

You know, I don't think I've ever posted this Kissing Cranes here:

[Sasquach]

Very nice Geo! Good lookin' stag.

[geocash]

Very nice Geo! Good lookin' stag.

Thanks again Charlie.

[Sasquach]

You're welcome Geo.

Here are a couple of Queen made Schatt & Morgan canoes.

[Quick Steel]

I've shown this before but I am fond of it as it was the first knife I bought; it got me started into our hobby.

[jmh58]

I've shown this before but I am fond of it as it was the first knife I bought; it got me started into our hobby.

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The Gateway Canoe!!! How KOOL is that!!!
John

[jmh58]

You're welcome Geo.

Here are a couple of Queen made Schatt & Morgan canoes.

Now that more like the Charlie I know!!!
John

[Sasquach]

Very nice QS! I've always liked the keystone shield on these knives.

Thanks John!

While we're talking about Queen... (man these are some old pics, I need to shoot some new ones.)

[TPK]

Beautiful cutlery gentlemen!

[geocash]

Charlie & Quick Steel, those are some fine S&M stag Canoes. You lucky guys.

I had this one briefly some time ago. Before the tip dropped into the well, the pen blade lost tension so the tip could flop up & down about a quarter of an inch. The seller had more but when he checked, he found they all had the same problem. He returned them & I've not run across another. It sure was a pretty knife to send back. I wonder what happened to them.

[Sasquach]

Charlie & Quick Steel, those are some fine S&M stag Canoes. You lucky guys.

I had this one briefly some time ago. Before the tip dropped into the well, the pen blade lost tension so the tip could flop up & down about a quarter of an inch. The seller had more but when he checked, he found they all had the same problem. He returned them & I've not run across another. It sure was a pretty knife to send back. I wonder what happened to them.

It is indeed a very pretty knife. Sorry to hear of you problem with the spring, I haven't had any trouble at all with mine. I think that in the last few years of their existence Queen was experiencing many financial and quality issues and you may have run into a bad run of knives. Truly a shame that an icon of American cutlery is gone forever. Like Schrade, Camillus, and Marbles they have become mass produced Chinese wann-a-bes. Some of the Chinese offerings are wall made but made in the same factories as other Chinese acquired brand names, it's just not the same.

[Sasquach]

Here are a couple of Bear MGC offerings.

[Dan In MI]

Yet again, very nice!

[Sasquach]

Here's one that was a gift from my late wife that I carried for years. The shield dropped out after about ten years of use, fortunately while it was in my pocket, and I glued it back in. It has been relegated to display since my wife passed away.

[QTCut5]

Not sure if this one counts as a Canoe...it's a Rough Ryder Reserve "KAYAK". Since a kayak is a type of canoe (certainly a close cousin), hopefully it won't be too out of place in this thread.

[Sasquach]

Looks like a canoe to me QT. Other companies have made canoe pattern knives and called them kayaks. A.G. Russell comes to mind and I believe Parker and/or Frost have as well.

[Quick Steel]

The squatch has spoken. There can be no appeal.

[Sasquach]

The squatch has spoken. There can be no appeal.

I'm flattered that my opinion is held in such high regard but I'm really just a bonehead with a lot of canoes!

[Quick Steel]

Again. the squatch has spoken.

[Sasquach]

Here's the latest addition to the armada. This one has been on my wanted list forever and I finally pulled the trigger. I'm happy that I bought it but a bit disappointed due to the fact that there is some slight play in the blade when locked open. Not the German craftsmanship I'm accustomed to. Other than that it's a beautiful, well made knife and I have no complaints about that gorgeous European stag.

[Quick Steel]

Looks very fine Squatch. I empathize with you about the blade play. It takes edge off the pleasure of a new knife. Happened to me once with a Puma.