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Nice Burma Knife Paul Here's two by other Sheffield firms

 

Schrade Wire Jacks

 

Here are a couple all-metal gifts from my friend @Jack Black

 

Great showing there Alan!

 

Richards of Sheffield pen knife

 

Great pics of your fabulous collection Alan

I'd completely forgotten about that Squirrel Rachel, how prescient!

Very cool Kevin

 

Thank you. Remember the commercial tag line “betcha can’t eat just one?” That’s me and wirejacks.

 

Here is a Henckel folder and a Waterman pen.

 

Carrying this J.H. Thompson Sportsman's Knife today

 

My favorite all metal knife.

 

Great example of a great pattern

Here's a small Yachting Knife by Inversions







It's actually their Girl Guide Knife pattern, which were once made by many Sheffield cutlers, and seen with both Spearpoint and Sheepsfoot blades

 

Thanks Jack! A very useful pattern. Tough and built like a tank.
That's a very nice Ibberson Yachting knife. Small size but stout looking spike.
At least the Girl Guides/Girl Scouts had better knives back then.

 

Yes indeed, and an interesting piece of history to boot Thank you, they certainly did. Stan Shaw made one for his granddaughter, when she joined the Girl Guides, and they took it off of her I read an article about the early history of the Usual Girl Guides/Girl Scouts, which was very interesting. Here's another Guide knife, which varies slightly again. I suspect it belonged to a girl called Harriet

 

1946-'53 Schrade Walden #709SHA


2020 Viper Key

 

Here's another more recent Nowill small Yachting Knife.