4 5/8” military sailors rope knife wd9 arrow marking, circa 1870s with single flaring rope blade, primary stag horn covers, clark shirley & co, sheffield.

4 5/8” Military Sailors Rope Knife with single flaring rope blade, primary stag horn covers, steel bolster lining with integrated rounded bolster ends, copper hasp ring, Clark Shirley & Co, Sheffield. WD9 arrow marking, Circa 1870s (Boar War era?) – refer P128 Flook British and Commonwealth Military Knives Plate 291 page 128 CONDITION – NO BLADE SNAP DUE TO BROKEN STEEL PIN THROUGH SPRING BACK – REPAIRABLE WITH NEW PIN WOULD BE POSSIBLE

Antiques.co.uk Ref: MBKMCQ5P2

Maker/Artist:

CLARK SHIRLEY & CO, SHEFFIELD

Materials:

steel, copper, primary stag horn

Width (cm):

3.5 cm

Height (cm):

11.5 cm

Depth (cm):

2.5 cm

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