Posted 9 years ago
Stretchy123
(1 item)
Don't know not too much about it it was my uncles. all I know is it is Sheffield steel England.any help much appreciated
Sheffield steel England pocket knife | ||
| Pocket Knives339 of 675 |  |  |
Sheffield steel England pocket knife | ||
| Pocket Knives339 of 675 | | |
Posted 9 years ago
Stretchy123
(1 item)
Don't know not too much about it it was my uncles. all I know is it is Sheffield steel England.any help much appreciated
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The Richards "Lamppost" stamp was used from 1934 thru 1982. These knives used the Lohr & Steel (Germany) patent for producing a handle made from a hollow piece of sheet metal, sometimes textured, with a piece of decorated celluloid wrapped around it. The handles are held on by a tab at each end which is folded around the knife's liners. Your knife is not marked "Sheffield Steel". That is a bogus mark used by companies in India to suggest that their inferior cutlery was made in England.