Robinson Sheffield Folding Knife.
A beautiful quality double bladed folding knife with Stainless steel blades made by Herbert Robinson of Sheffield and dating from the 1920’s. The condition is excellent and looks hardly used. It measures 6.5 inches long with largest blade open. read more
Vintage Ibberson Double Sharp Gardeners Folding Knife.
Good quality gardeners folding or pocket pruning knife and secateurs with hard wood scales. Secateurs marked Ibberson England and knife blade marked Double Sharp 1930’s – 50’s. In very good usable condition. Measuring 4 inches closed. read more
1930’s Ibberson Pen Knife.
A Firth Stainless folding penknife with white machine engraved metal scales by G Ibberson of Sheffield. It excellent condition, looks hardly used. It measures 5.25 inches long with blade open. read more
Georgian Quill Cutter.
The forerunner to the pen knife, used to cut Quills for writing. Made by J Nowill & Sons Sheffield, marked on the blade and with his official guild of cutler’s marks on the other side. Still sharp, measuring 6 inches long. read more
Victorian Folding Pocket Scissors.
A pair of late Victorian folding scissors, a lovely little piece of engineering. In good working condition, measuring 4 inches when open. read more
Colonial Province USA Folding Pocket Knife.
A very nice vintage double bladed traditional style pocketknife with early plastic scales. Marked Colonial Prov USA and in excellent condition, measuring 5.5 inches long with largest open. read more
US 1887 Hospital Corps Knife
This Springfield Armory Model 1887 Hospital Corps Knife is etched "HOSPITAL CORPS/ U.S. ARMY." in a panel on the left side of the blade. The knife has a turned and grooved dark stained grip with plated brass cap and cross-guard. The knife is complete with a "Type 1" black leather scabbard with belt loop and brass throat. The inside of the belt loop is stamped "WATERVLIET/ARSENAL" in two lines. ... read more
350.00 GBP
Order of St John Group to Hines – Birmingham Man.
A WW1 British War and Victory Medal correctly named to R R Hines British Red Cross & St John of Jerusalem. WW2 Defence medal and St Johns service medal, plated type and the silver and enamel Order of St John of Jerusalem officers breast badge in box of issue a black space is left on the medal bar for the order to be clipped on when worn but can be stored in its case.
Robert Ralston Hines... read more
WW1 Era French M1892 Mk2 Mannlicher Berthier Bayonet & Frog.
Sword bayonet for the 8 mm. Mannlicher-Berthier M1890 rifle. This is the 2nd pattern, and I think most interesting type of this style. It has a steel pommel and cross piece with wooden grips used from around 1905. The hooked quillon has been cut down, this was done from 1915 and two notched ground into the top of the blade, so it could be fitted to the rifle quicker. It has proof numbers on the... read more
WW1 French Infantry Bugle.
A rare WW1 Infantry Bugle; made of brass in Paris with tuning wing nut and slide and titled mouthpiece. It still retains its original cloth cover in field grey uniform cloth and its long lanyard and tassels. It is in very good untouched condition with a few light dents to the brass, but a scarce wartime instrument, a larger than usual piece measuring 20 inches long. read more