Can anyone help me identify what type of pocket knife this is.
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XNT44X
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Can anyone help me identify what type of pocket knife this is.
Here are pictures of the knife.
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knife7knut
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Re: Can anyone help me identify what type of pocket knife this is.
Appears tp be a Queen Cutlery Co. lockback folder made in 1982.
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Railsplitter
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Re: Can anyone help me identify what type of pocket knife this is.
It's a 1982 Queen brand knife. I don't know the model number.
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"What can this strange device be?
When I touch it, it gives forth a sound.
It’s got wires that vibrate and give music.
What can this thing be that I’ve found?”
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treefarmer
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Re: Can anyone help me identify what type of pocket knife this is.
XNT44X,
According to the '82 Queen catalog, it appears your knife may be part of the Rawhide Series. If it has a closed length of 5", it is shown as a Paul Revere Lock-Back. It reads 3 1/2" clip blade saber ground. If this describes your knife it has what is called Staminawood handles. There is a number associated with this knife, 8450. That could very well be the pattern number. Queen pattern numbers are sometimes difficult to determine.
Noticed you are fairly new on the forum and would like to say,
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Treefarmer
According to the '82 Queen catalog, it appears your knife may be part of the Rawhide Series. If it has a closed length of 5", it is shown as a Paul Revere Lock-Back. It reads 3 1/2" clip blade saber ground. If this describes your knife it has what is called Staminawood handles. There is a number associated with this knife, 8450. That could very well be the pattern number. Queen pattern numbers are sometimes difficult to determine.
Noticed you are fairly new on the forum and would like to say,
to AAPK. Treefarmer
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Re: Can anyone help me identify what type of pocket knife this is.
1982 Queen, nice knife 
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fox1011
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Re: Can anyone help me identify what type of pocket knife this is.
The pattern is a Lockback folding hunter. At least that is how i would describe that nice Queen knife. The pattern is like the Buck 110 folding hunter. Who copied who? 
I am always looking for something. I just don't always know what it is.