joseph rodgers - 4 3/4" sportsmans knife, nickle plated handles\bolster liner with 2 leather repair coach screws (w j hollick engraved on side)

4 3/4" sportsmans knife, nickle plated handles\bolster liner with 2 leather repair coach screws (worn heads) (W J Hollick engraved on side), 2 inside steel bolster liners with milled edge one liner with screwdriver end in middle liner, with steel hasp ring, and 7 blades, main large lock back spear blades (with swedge) (Jospeph Rodgers & Sons engraved on face) with medium spear blade opposite end, spear style can opener, medium boot hook, shot gun shell extractor, with double twist cork screw & curved hollow centre leather punch on back - file work on back last 2 blades, Cutlers to His Majesty, star & Maltese Cross stamped, Encore, Joseph Rodgers, No 6 Norfolk St. Sheffield

Antiques.co.uk Ref: 6VKF5VBYK

Maker/Artist:

Encore, Joseph Rodgers, No 6 Norfolk St. Sheffield

Materials:

steel, nickel silver

Width (cm):

3 cm

Height (cm):

12.5 cm

Depth (cm):

1.5 cm

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