2 7/16" swell end multiblade (14) with tortoise shell covers – sheffield no makers mark - rare

2 7/16" Swell End Multiblade (14) with Tortoise Shell Covers – SHEFFIELD NO MAKERS MARK - RARE
2 7/16" swell end multiblade knife with tortoise shell sleeveboard covers, slash rectangular NS shield, with sleeve inserts ( steel tweezers & tortoise shell tooth pick), 8 brass bolster liners, main spear, scissors, long saw, small curved spear & missing blade one end; small file, small quill (lug pull), pen (lug pull - broken), upward curve pen other side; with screw awl side mount one side & small single twist corkscrew and round hollow leather punch opposite ends other side mount; with manicure file with nail cleaner pointed end, fine needle, pipe cleaner, screwdriver end, on back with hollow leather punch & triangular leather punch on side mounts (opposite sides)

Antiques.co.uk Ref: AGKTABKBV

Maker/Artist:

No Maker, Sheffield

Materials:

steel, brass, nickel silver tortoise shell

Width (cm):

1.5 cm

Height (cm):

6.3 cm

Depth (cm):

2 cm

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