Maker: "BEACH SALISBURY" is stamped on the mark side of the turnscrew tool. The two blades and the button hook show no discernible stamping.

Name options:

1. "BEACH" is the name of a retailer based in Salisbury, and therefore the knife was probably made in Sheffield,

2. "BEACH" was a knife manufacturer located in Salisbury - when Salisbury was in competition with Sheffield up until the early to mid-19th Century. Levine 4 (page 101) identifies a William Beach who was a cutler in Catherine Street from 1829 - 1880.

well used but in working condition 

Maker: not clear. The pile side tang of the saw blade is stamped "W.G. Ld" or similar - stamping of the "Ld. is unclear. This could be a reference to WATSON & GILLOTT who were active in Sheffield from 1896 "until the start of the Second World War." - according to Tweedale. All three blades are stamped

"HARRODS" on the pile side tang. This is assumed to be a reference to the luxury department store on Brompton Road in Knightsbridge, London.

IN NEAR UNUSED CONDITION

Maker: “COLQUHOUN & CADMAN

SHEFFIELD” is stamped on the mark side

of the sawblade and the turnscrew,

together with the “GO AHEAD” trademark

in the pile side. None of the other blades

or tools are stamped. The knife has a

closed length of 3 ½ inches (9.4cm) ivory

scales, brass liners, nickel silver

shoulders, pins, shield, and shackle. The

slide-out tools are pick and tweezer.

Based on information from Tweedale it is

assumed that this knife dates prior to

1907

Maker: "T. TURNER & Co. CUTLERS TO HIS MAJESTY" stamped on the mark side tang of the main spear blade and the saw blade. The mark side tang of the pen blade is stamped "ENCORE OIL JOINTS SHEFFIELD". The closed length is 3¾ inches (9.2cm), with ivory scales, nickel silver shoulders, pins, and shackle; three brass liners - and one iron liner that extends past the shoulder to form a turn screw. T

his pattern was featured in both the 1902 and 1925 Thomas Turner trade catalogues.

MEDIUM SIZED SPORTSMAN’S KNIVES – closed length of 3 - 4 inches. Two backsprings.

Blades and tools on the underside open from both ends.

M.16 Maker: “G. BUTLER &Co. SHEFFIELD” is

stamped on the tang of both blades.

Maker: "G. IBBERSON & Co. SHEFFIELD ENG" is stamped on the mark side tang of the main blade, and the pile side is stamped "[violin trademark] SHEFFIELD MADE". The mark side tangs of the pen blade, the turnscrew, and the tin opener are all stamped "G. IBBERSON & Co.

SHEFFIELD ENG"

 SIZED SPORTSMAN'S KNIVES - closed length of 3 - 4 inches. Three and four backsprings.

Blades and tools on the underside open from both ends.

Maker: "C + C JOSEPH ELLIOT & SONS SHEFFIELD" is stamped on the tang of all three blades on the underside. The knife has a closed length of 3 3/8 inches (8.2cm), jigged bone scales - dyed to look like stag, two brass liners, one iron liner that extends beyond the bolsters to provide a turnscrew, and nickel silver bolsters, shield, and shackle.

Maker: THOMAS TURNER & Co. although the stamping is unclear in parts. The main blade is stamped but is not discernible. The button hook and turnscrew are stamped

"[trademark] ENCORE T. TURNER & Co.". and the pen blade is stamped "ENCORE OIL JOINTS SHEFFIELD". The knife has a closed length of 3 ½ inches, stag horn scales, brass liners, and nickel silver bolsters, pins, and shield.

Maker: "R. McQUEEN & SON

NEWCASTLE" is stamped on the tang of all blades and tool on the underside. 4 rows of tools each side in good working condition 

Maker: not known. The mark side tangs of all blades and tools on the underside are stamped with the name and address of London retailer "G. BARRETT & Co. 158

STRAND", and their pile side tangs are stamped "SHEFFIELD MADE".

stag scales in good working order 

Maker: "BROOKSBANK SHEFFIELD" stamped on the tang of both the main spear blade and the pen blade. The knife has a closed length of 3 ½ inches (8.9cm), jigged bone scales, brass liners, and nickel silver pins, shield, and shackle.

Maker: "JOHN WATTS SHEFFIELD ENGLAND" is stamped on the mark side tang of both blades.

very nice condition almost unused condition 

Maker: the main blade face is stamped

"[trademark]" with "ENCORE" below, and the tang is stamped "THOMAS TURNER & Co. SHEFFIELD". The pen blade and the button hook are stamped "[trademark]

ENCORE THOMAS TURNER & Co.

SHEFFIELD" on their mark side tang.

defects small piece of scale missing see photos for details 

Maker: "JAMESON" is stamped on the mark side tang of both blades, and the main sheepfoot blade is stamped "SHEFFIELD MADE" on the pile side tang.

Maker: "ABRAM BROOKSBANK SHEFFIELD" is stamped on the mark side tang of the three blades on the underside. Their pile side tangs are stamped "[cannon mark] DEFIANCE".

The knife has a closed length of 4 ½ inches (11.5cm), chequered horn scales, brass liners, and nickel silver pins, shield, shoulders and shackle.

This knife could date from the 1890s however the absence of a button hook suggests a later date - even the 1920s.

Maker: “C + C JOSEPH ELLIOT & SONS

SHEFFIELD” is stamped on the mark side

tang of all blades/tools on the underside

which consist of a main spear blade saw

blade, stubby turnscrew, pen blade (broken)

and button hook. The top side has a

corkscrew, gimlet, and triangular awl. The

knife has a closed length of 4½ inches

(11.5cm), chequered horn scales, brass

liners (with the inner two being milled), and

nickel silver shoulders, pins, shield, and

shackle. It is probable that this knife dates

from the 1880s

Maker: “M [banner TRUSTWORTHY]

MAPPIN & WEBB SHEFFIELD” is stamped

on the sawblade, the turnscrew, and

button hook. The stamping on the main

spear-blade tang is partially obscured

however “M. DYSON SHEFFIELD

ENGLAND” is discernible.

Maker: assumed to be GEORGE

IBBERSON & CO. as the pile side of the main blade is stamped "[violin trademark] SHEFFIELD" - the violin trademark being a known Ibberson mark.

The main blade mark side tang is stamped "HARRODS BROMPTON Rd. S.

W" although the last two letters are unclear. The mark side tangs of the pen blade and the button hook are stamped

"HARRODS LTD."

An identical knife is illustrated in a

"Joseph Elliot & Sons" undated trade catalogue but assumed to date from the early 1900's - see "19th & early 20th

Century British Sportsmen's Knives PART

2." Collector Note at www.cask.info at

"2.2.1 Double-ended Sportsmen's Knives of the 'non-horseman' style"

Maker: "MILLIKIN & LAWLEY 168 STRAND" stamped on the tangs of all three blades on the underside. The blades are: sheepfoot main blade, a combination saw/file/turnscrew, and pen blade. The underside contains a quadrangular reamer, borer, and corkscrew; the slide out tools are a gun pick and tweezer. The closed length is 3 ¾ inches (9.8cm), with stag horn scales and integral iron liners and bolsters. Flook's

"TLKB" entry for Millikin states that he was a

"Surgical Instrument Maker and Cutler" who operated from various London addresses and under a variety of names, the last being

"1860 - 1870 as MILLIKIN & LAWLEY, 161A STRAND. Does not appear after 1870 as a Cutler but continued as a surgical instrument maker into 1880".

Maker: "V ฿R SUPERIOR CUTLERY" is stamped on the tang of the main blade, the saw blade, and the file/manicure tool. "J.

NOWILL & SONS SHEFFIELD ENGLAND" is stamped on the tang of the pen blade however it is likely that this is a replacement.

The closed length is 3 5/8 inches (9.3cm), with stag horn scales, integral iron liners and bolsters, and five back springs. The blades are - sheepfoot, pen, saw, button hook, and nail file. The tools are - quadrangular reamer, borer, pick, sacking needle, corkscrew, and extra-wide hoof pick having the same width as the five back springs. One slide-out tool is missing 
defects small part of scales missing see photos for more details 

Maker: "STRINGER [logo]" stamped on the face of the main blade and "STRINGER SHEFFIELD" stamped on the mark side tang. It has a closed length of 3 ½ inches (8.9cm), cow horn scales, iron liners and nickel silver pins. Tweedale's Directory notes that the Stringer family were active in the cutlery trade "since at least 1774", however it appears that the distinctive logo (as stamped on the blade) was acquired by other makers and used well into the 20th century. Based on the style of the knife, it is probably that the knife dates circa late-19th century to circa early-20th century.

Maker: The only stamping is "|*XL" on the face of the main spear blade, and there is evidence of stamping on the tang but nothing legible. There is no evidence of stamping on the pen blade. "|*XL" is a trademark of George Wostenholm.

stag scales. 3.5 cm length 

Maker: "EDGER ALLEN & Co. LTD.

SHEFFIELD" is stamped on the tang of both the main and pen blade. The knife has a closed length of 3¾ inches (9.2cm), jigged bone scales, brass liners, and nickel silver pins and shield. Tweedale Notes in relation to "pocket knives" that "These products would have been factored by Allen's and were probably marketed up to the 1930s 

Maker: "WELLS 431 STRAND" stamped on the tangs of all blades. This knife is of a similar style to the above knife, having a closed length of 4¼ inches (10.9cm) and, more significantly, it has a marline spike instead of the hoof pick.

Flook's "TLKB" entry for "WELLS, BENJAMIN BLAKE" states that he was a "Cutler and Desk and Dressing Case maker" at both 431

STRAND and various other addresses between c. 1850 to c. 1912. It is conceivable that this WELLS knife was made for them in Sheffield by Mappin Brothers or Joseph Rodgers, and dates c. 1860 - 1870

defects large part of scales missing see photos. 

Maker: "WRAGGS HARWOOD St.

SHEFFIELD" is stamped on all blades and tools on the underside.

The tangs of the two tools on the topside are embellished with diagonal grooves.

 "HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON" is stamped on the mark side tang of the main blade, and pile side tang is stamped "SHEFFIELD ENGLAND".

Maker: "HERBERT ROBINSON SHEFFIELD" is stamped on the tang of both the main blade and the pen blade. It has a closed length of 3 3/8 inches (8.2cm), cow horn scales, iron bolsters and liners and a nickel silver shackle.

Maker: "JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS"

stamped on the face of the main heavily worn sheepfoot blade, and "No. 6 NORFOLK ST.

SHEFFIELD" stamped on the mark side tang.

The saw blade and the pen blade (also heavily worn) stamped "RODGERS CUTLERS TO HIS MAJESTY" on the mark side tang. The knife has a closed length of 4 ¾ inches (12cm), stag scales, and steel liners and bolsters. The pins and name plate are nickel silver.

This knife is illustrated in the Joseph Rodgers 1912 trade catalogue as pattern P.1985. The same knife is illustrated in "Levine's Guide 4th edition..." page 266.

Maker: "J. BEAL & SONS SHEFFIELD" is stamped on all blades and tools on the underside - being a hawkbill main blade, saw blade, button hook, pen blade, and nail file.

The tools on the topside are: quadrangular reamer, screwdriver, hoof pick, drill, and corkscrew. The slide-out tools are a tweezer and picker. The knife has a length closed of 3 ½ inches (8.9cm), stag horn scales, brass liners, and nickel silver pins, bolsters, and shield.

defects main blade as drop. 

Maker: “ARMY & NAVY C. S.L.” is stamped

on the tang of both the main and pen Blades that show some wear. Checkered buffalo scales. 

Maker: The main spear blade, saw blade, and pen blade are all tang stamped

"FINNIGANS" on the mark side and

"MANCHESTER & LIVERPOOL" on the pile side tang.

It is safe to assume that Finnigans were a retailer operating in Manchester and Liverpool and it is highly probably that the knife was made in Sheffield under contract by Francis Newton & Sons,

Maker: Maker: not known, but possibly

‘George Butler Sheffield’. Closed length of

3 ½ inches (8.9cm), ivory scales, brass

and steel liners, nickel silver pins and

shield.

“WOOD” is stamped on the tang of the

main cutting blade, and “WOOD

LIVERPOOL” stamped on the other

blades/implements on the underside.

‘Wood’ is believed to have been a retailer

in Liverpool and also Manchester.

Apart from its small size, it is a fully

featured sportsman’s knife – including

foldout 6-inch nickel silver ruler and

tortoise shell toothpick. An interesting

feature is the flat ‘file’ that is incised into

the frame on the topside is possibly a

friction striking surface for phosphorus

matches

some defects to ivory scales see photos for more details 

In good working order 

In good working order 

In good working order 

In good working order with metal steel bail 

In good working order 

In good working order. 

Blade a little worn but in good working condition one of the harder years to find. 

In good working order cut bone scales. 

In good working order nickel scales 

In good working order. Nickel scales 

In good working order 

In good working order. 

In good working condition clasp knife with cow horn scales. Part of screwdriver on top missing and small part of scales missing see photos for details 

snap on all tools  blade is a tight no wobbles. 

In good working order  nickel scales. 

In good working order. 1910-30s 

In good working condition does have board arrow but looks added later. 

In good working condition war time Australia clasp knife 

War time GPO knife. Dated 1945 in good working order made by J.Allen Sheffield 

Dated 1960 in good working order made by J.Rodgers Sheffield 

In good condition all in working order 

All in good order alloy scales double bladed real pampa knife stamped on blade 

In good working order alloy scales double bladed real pampa knife stamped on blade 

In very nice condition single blade brass scales. 

In good working order brass scales. Real pampa knife

 on main blade 

Made by Lockwood Sheffield  real pampa knife 

brass scales 

In good working order. Alloy scales. Made by Harrison brothers Sheffield 

In good working order brass scales. 

In good working order. Very collectible clasp knife 

In good working condition knife fork and spoon 

In good working condition. Made by singleton & priestman Sheffield 

Made by  singleton priestman Sheffield in good working condition 

Sheffield made knife and fork by Alfred field &co 

in good working order 

All in good working order nickel scales Sheffield made singleton & priestman 

Nickel scales in good working order full set knife fork and spoon. 

Nickel scales  in good working order full set knife fork and spoon. 

Full set silver spoon fork and knife top end campaign set in leather case lined in red fabric all in good working order lovely lvory scales 

Set is complete with knife. Fork spoon and corkscrew with glass drinking cup in original leather case 

Set complete with silk purse in good working order made by ED.Wustmof Solingen 

Campaign set with leather case. Ivory scales. Victorian made in England I think by superiora cutley with queen Victoria mark. Spoon knife and spoon have silver marking. And bottom of case has match striking plate 

Set complete with original leather case. And drinking glass. Bone / ivory scales. In good working condition 

Unknown marker in nice condition 

In good working order cut bone scales blade worn down a little 

Knife in good working order  cut bone scales. 

Knife in good working order cut bone scales. 

 Thiers. The scales are marked: BIAT — DÉPOSÉ — FRANCE. Tools (6 pieces): It features a main blade with a locking mechanism, a 45-tooth saw blade arranged in two rows, a can/bottle opener blade, a screwdriver blade, an awl, and a corkscrew. This knife was intended for the Air Force Commandos. Knife as been over cleaned but still good example 

18 and over only. 

In good working order. Cut bone scales muiti knife 

In good working order. 

Canadian army clasp knife. Blade as some blade drop 

In good working order 

In good working order. Marked 1982  

In good working order. Rose wood scales. Ww2 issue 

One of the better Indian clasp knifes. In good working condition 

In good working order cut horn scales. 

In good working order. Blade is marked with board arrrow but not sure if officially done by M.O.D 

Clasp as some blade drop and lost of snap  

still fully functional 

Keen kutter made in USA. In good working order 

18 and over only. 

 Maker McClory cut fibre scales in good working order. 6353/1905  British pattern 

In good working order 

Maker: "G [crown]R JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS 6 NORFOLK

ST SHEFFIELD ENGLAND" stamped on the blade tang.

The pile side blade tang is stamped

"[logo] 1938".

The spike is stamped "597373" on the mark side and "16" on the pile side.

This knife is identical to that shown in Flook Plate 305 (page 134) except that it has a different

"inspection mark".

Maker: "GEORGE WOSTENHOLM SHEFFIELD ENGLAND" stamped on the blade tang.

I*XL stamped on blade face.

The spike has the Canadian acceptance mark of a "broad arrow" 1 pheon inside the letter C.

This knife is identical to that shown in Flook Plate 452 (page 191). Scales have some marking see photos 

18 and over only ID required before posting 

In good working order 

In good working order. Black buffalo scales. Wade & butcher 1938 stamped. 

In nice condition stag scales lovely snap full blade.  

Sheffield steel products in good working order 

Maker: "THOMAS WILSON SHEFFIELD" is stamped on the mark side tang. It has a closed length of 4 5/8 inches, hard wood scales, integral steel liners and bolsters, and hand-forged tapered backspring. The butt end is factory-drilled for a lanyard.

Tweedale has an entry for Thomas Wilson which indicates that "the business apparently began in 1889"

In good working order flat fibre scales. Tellin & co 

Maker: "JOSEPH TARRATT & SONS" is stamped on the mark side tang in a very small font size. It has a closed length of 4 ½ inches, stag horn scales, integral steel liners and bolsters, and hand-forged tapered backspring. The butt end is drilled for a lanyard. The blade has lost 40% to 50% of its profile due to wear and sharpening however most likely started out as a sheepfoot blade with a more gentle slope to the point (with similarities to the Wharncliffe style blade)". Tweedale makes no mention of the maker and neith does Flook in "The London Knife Book"

". No other details have been discovered 

Maker: " BUCK & HICKMAN LIMITED LONDON" is stamped on the mark side tang.

It has a closed length of 4 5/8 inches, stag horn scales, non-integral steel liners, nickel silver bolsters, and a steel shackle and pin.

Ron Flook in his "The London Knife Book"i notes that the company had been in business in London from at least 1839 and were operating as "saw and tool makers" The style of the knife, such as the nickle silver bolsters, suggests a date of early - to mid-20th century. It is also possible that the knife was made in Sheffield for Buck & Hickman.

Maker: not stated, although the mark side scale is embossed with the 'kettle' trademark which belonged to "JOSEPH HAYWOOD & Co", "... which had been granted in 1860' (Tweedale). This mark, in a simpler form, had been owned by Geo.

Hinchliffe who was the uncle of Joseph Haywood and by 1850 "Haywood owned the name" (Tweedale) and presumably the

'Kettle' trademark also. There is no stamping of any type on the blade which was common in the mid-1800s. It has a closed length of 4 5/8 inches, polished buffalo horn scales, integral steel liners and bolsters, and a hand-forged tapered backspring. The blade has lost much of its original profile due to use and sharpening however there is no doubt that it was originally a sheep foot blade 

knife is lacking snap though stays open and closed. 

 Wood scales but think been changed at some time in distant past. In working condition blade shows seems of sharpening. 

Pattern 9403/1917. "Knives, Clasp with Tin Opener and Fibre Scales". (i.e. no marline spike) made by the American cutlery manufacturer "E.C.

SIMMONDS KEEN KUTTER ST. LOUIS U.S.A."

Maker: “E.C. SIMMONS

KEEN KUTTER ST. LOUIS

U.S.A.” stamped on the

blade mark side tang,

and “OIL THE JOINTS”

stamped on the tin

opener. The knife has a closed length of 4 7/8 inches which is consistent with the “A.C.D.

685” specification, as required.

An identical knife, except with a different style of tin opener is shown in the E.C. SIMMONS

KEEN KUTTER 1917 catalogue (page 2334, and are the only known knives that conform with

9403/1917 description.

can't make out maker. In good working order 

18 and over only ID required before delivery 

Maker Humphrey's Sheffield in good working order 

18 and over only ID required before delivery 

Maker J.Rodgers Sheffield knife as lost a lot of its snap though in nice condition 

18 and over only. 

Maker J.Rodger Sheffield in good working order marked to w.H .Brookes service name 

Maker J.Rodger's Sheffield  in good working order. Blade as some light pitting. 
18 and over ID required before posting. 

Post war British navy knife. Made by J.Rodger Sheffield  good snap. Nice blade. 
18 and over only. 

Maker:

"CAMERON & Co. MADE IN ENGLAND" is stamped on the mark side tang of the blade.

Moulded bexoid scales and steel shackle.

Tweedale has no mention of Cameron & Co., and it is interesting that the stamping is "Made in England" with no mention of Sheffield 

Lots of military dealers describe these as ww2 commando knives to achieve high prices but in fact a electrician knife made for governments atomic energy authority 

Maker: "H. ROWBOTHAM & Co.

(SHEFFIELD) Ltd". Post-WW2

"Electrician Knife" made for the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority with

U.K.A.E.A. stamped on the main blade.

Maker: The mark

side tang is stamped with what appears to be a trademark

"PREMIER LIFE

TIME

SHEFFIELD

ENGLAND" and the pile side tang is stamped "53K

SHEFFIELD

ENGLAND". The knife has jigged and dyed bone scales, brass liners, nickel silver scales and pins, and a steel shackle.

There appears to be no mention of any of these marks in Tweedale. Ron

Flook, in his recently self-published book Knives and Daggers of the SOE includes a photo (page 23) of a very similar knife captioned "(2.13)

Possible model for Knife, Dagger, Jack", with the suggestion that "it is possible these reflect the type of commercial knife first used.

"PREMIER" is a trademark of

Francis Newton & Son 

18 and over only ID required before posting

PREMIER" was a trademark of Francis Newton & Son and was purchased by Geo. Butler in 1932. It was also used by the “Premier Cutlery Co. Ltd Toronto, and the possibility has been raised that the knife may have originated from them and been sourced from a German manufacturer”.

Maker: "A.

WRIGHT & SON

Ltd. SHEFFIELD" is stamped on the mark side tang of the blade.

If this is correct this would be a post-WW2 made knife. It has bexoid (or similar) scales, nickel silver bolsters and pins, and steel shackle.

Tweedale notes that

"A. Wright & Sons was established in 1947 at Midland Works," and that "It continued to sell pocket knives in 2022"

Maker: "HARRISON

BROTHERS & HOWSON" is stamped on the mark side tang and is the only stamping on the knife. It has a closed length of 4 5/8 inches, stag scales, sheepfoot blade and marline spike, steel liners, a strong copper shackle with a steel pin. The time frame for this knife is c. 1910 to early 1930s

AP301

Maker: "C++X [trademark]

LOCKWOOD BROTHERS

SHEFFIELD" is stamped on the mark side of the blade. The pile side of the blade face is marked (possibly with an electric pen)

"Z459". Moulded bexoid scales and steel shackle.

This knife appears to be unused and unsharpened. It possible that it is post-WW2 made.

All in good working order some sharpening marks on blade. 
18 and over only. 

All in good working order. 
18 and over only ID required before posting. 

All in good condition no issues 

In good condition some sharpening marks on blade. Stag handle with leather sheaf. 
18 and over only. I'D required before posting 

In good working condition made in Sheffield common kit for officers in boer war and ww1 

All in good order nice condition no pitting to blade leather sheaf. 
18 and over  ID required before posting. 

All in good working order and nice condition 

18 and over only. 

No issues good snap  bakealite body 1940s -50s 

Very nice saynor budding knife. 
smooth in hand. 

All in good working order. Reasonable snap on main blade. Super snappy on smaller blade 

in good condition nice pocket knife good feel in hand. 

In good working order. 

Hard wood scales. Good snap no issues nice little knife good feel in hand. 

In good condition no issues 

Ivory scales. With cut gills and fins. Brass liners. Good snap no issues 

nice collectable piece  J.Watts.Sheffield  late 1800s. Possibly earlier 

In nice condition strong snap. 
brass liners.  Nickel bolsters. 
small part of lock is missing. But doesn't affect operation snap on screw driver is very firm. 
18 and over only. Id required before posting 

Overall good working condition good snap  crack in scales one side see photos 

18 and over only  

In used condition good snap and blade one crack in scales overall very useable 

18 and over only 

In leather sheaf. Overall nice condition 

In good working condition with box and papers 

18 and over only. 

In good working condition 

In lovely condition strong construction no issues 

In good working order. Nickel scales hard to find and expensive at fisherman sites. Down side small spring is missing from scissors but can be replaced with minimum work. Overall very  collectable 

In good working order. Made for opening some kind of locks. 

In good working order pitting to rear of spring. Nice blade. Faux ivory scales. 

In good working order. 

In good working order. Nickel scales. B

In good working order. Collectors piece hard to find nowadays. 

Stag handle. In good condition 

18 and over only. 

In good working condition good snap. 

In good working order  faux ivory scales. Main pin as been replaced at some point in steel rather than nickel  great snap and overall nice condition 

In good working condition blade pitted. 

In good working order good snap 

In good working order screwdriver blade missing release  but has so much snap not needed.  Snap on screw driver is like a alligator very strong so need good nail to pull out. 1

18 and over only. 

In good working order 

In good working condition 

In nice condition main blade has some sharpening marks. Good snap. 

In good working order good snap all round. 1

In good working order main blade show signs of sharpening good snap all round 

In good working condition. Small blade signs on sharping  good snap. 

In good working condition good snap lovely blade 

In good working order. Some small cracks in cut bone see photos. 

In good working condition 

In good working order 

In good working order 

In good working condition 

In good working order 

In good working condition 

In good working condition 

In good working condition 

In good working order 

In good working condition 

In good working order  blades show signs of pitting.  

In good working condition 

In good working order 

In good working order 

In good working order 

In good working condition. 

In good working condition sign of age and wear 

1960s. 

In great condition. 

Overall great working conditions  downside scales have shuck over time.  

In great working condition good snap lovely blades stainless steel great camping knife  no issues. 

Good general purpose everyday use. Great snap good condition 

In good overall condition smooth open with final snap to lock open. 

Cow horn scales double blade in good working condition . Lovley little penknife quality made long before the cheap ones in corner shops we saw as kids on cardboard pull off. 

In good working condition great snap real collector piece brass liners great full blades 

18 and over only 

In lovely condition double bladed great snap real collector piece  faux lvory scales nickel blosters brass liners. Top end penknife by a great Sheffield maker  

18 and over only. 

In good working order 

In good working order hard to find in uk  

In good working order 

In working order 

Good working order 

In good working order 

18 and over only 

In good working order. Scales show signs of shrinkage being store from new. 

In good working order 

All in good working order 

All in good working order 

18 and over only 

In good working order blade worn down 

In great condition flat fibre scales. 

All in good working order 

In great condition bone cut scales 

18 and over only 

Been there sheaf knife signs on pitting and sheaf crispy still got lots of life good camping knife 

In good working order 

In good working condition 

All in good working order. Age related wear. 
18 and over only ID required before posting 

All in good condition used in areas where sparks are unwanted for safe working conditions. 

In good working order 

All in good working used condition

18 and over only ID required before posting 

In good working order. Fibre style scales. 
18 and over only 

All in good working order 

18 and over only 

Very nice Whitby knife high quality all in good condition 

1960s well made multi purpose penknife all in good working condition locking main blade 

18 and over only ID required before posting 

In good working order 

18 and over only ID required before posting 

William Rodger's undated in good working order main blade as lost some of it snap  

In nice condition all in working condition 

made in Poland. Stainless steel 

In good working order. 
18 and over only ID required before posting