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Circa 1865. The silver marks indicate that this knife was made in 1865 in Sheffield England and that the blade is silver. The stamp also contains the duty head of Victoria. No cracks in the pear. The bolsters and backspring are pattern marked. The handles have diamond shaped patterns on them. It does not come in a pouch.
| Item # | KLC10293 |
| Maker | Harrison Bros & Howson |
| Knife Type | Folder |
| Model | Ladies Silver Fruit Knife |
| Main Blade Length & Type | 2 1/2" Spear Blade |
| Blade Steel | Silver |
| Handle Material | Mother of Pearl Scales |
| Bolster | Silver Bolsters |
| Liners / Spacers | Brass Liners |
| Inlay | Shield |
| Closed or Overall | 3 3/8" Closed |
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