Case, Boker, and a couple others make Congress patterns with large spears, small coping blades, or some other combination thereof. The Case 88 medium Congress has 4 different blade profiles, usually: Large sheepsfoot, large spear, small coping, small pen. I find it to be an incredibly handy knife for such a small package, carried one earlier this week.
I do notice that most Congresses, including Queens, have matching large and small blade pairs which reduces their utility a bit IMO. Of course, I say this being a bit of a muskrat fan and having at least a dozen or so knives with identical Turkish clip blades on each end, so maybe there's something to be said for redundancy.
The Queen #32 and #31 (half-Congress) are wonderful knives with excellent size and heft IMO. I have a jigged brown bone #32 and a maple burl #31 among my Queen accumulation, and both are excellent knives and real lookers. I like Bruno's QCCC example, too, though I think I prefer the more random jigging of the brown bone Congress to that more uniform "oval pattern" which you see more on Pacific Rim imports than USA knives, it seems.