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Original price $295.00
Price $135.00
This Barlow by Queen Cutlery was made as a production knife for Dan Burke features a polished blade with nail nick. The handle has nickel silver bolsters, jigged bone covers, brass liners and stainless steel spring. Comes with original box. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 4
Overall Length 9
Closed Length 4.875
Weight (oz) 4.5
Source Previously owned
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Clip Point
Handle Material Metallic, Bone
"I sold my first knife in 1976 and then went full time in 1996 with the intentions of making nothing but slipjoint multiblades. In the last few years I have really concentrated on English style multiblades from the great Sheffield period. I like to concentrate on more small gentleman folders, but occasionally make a large style knife. Won best folder at the Blade show in Atlanta in 2003; also won best folder at Blade Show West in 2003, and best utility hunter at Blade Show West. 2003 Blade Handmade Best Folder award. I was featured in Blade magazine December 1999 'Profile in Steel' by Butch Winter, and have had numerous other articles in Blade and Knives Illustrated. I have had knives in Blade magazines 'Knives Annual'."
Queen City Cutlery was shortened to Queen Cutlery Company in 1946. Knives have been made in the factory of Queen Cutlery Company of Titusville, PA for over 100 years.
