Identification mark

[Dimi]

Hi guys.
I recently bought a boat knife at a flea market. It was in terrible condition. I started restoring it and saw a stamp. Unfortunately, I can't find any information about the manufacturer of this knife. I would be very grateful for your help.
Sincerely, Dmitry Kruk

[New_Windsor_NY]

Hi.....

This is a long shot, but.....
Infantry Training Centre (British Army)
(It CAN be Googled)

[SwedgeHead]

couple links to other ITC knives.

Same tang stamp I.T.C. but saw another similar pair that had CHINA on other side.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/275737399474

Then one Like yours:
https://www.knifetradingpost.com/produc ... knife-1965

Not a lot out there on these it seems. Maybe someone with a book can help.

British Infantry would be interesting, as a sailors knife.

[orvet]

That appears to me to be a can opener blade out of a British military knife. I think Skip is on the right track with his suggestion of Googling Infantry Training Centre. Checking British knife forums might also help you identify it.

[Dimi]

The first one on eBay isn't even close. I've seen it. The hallmarks are not the same. And the second one, yes, but there's a 65, and mine is a 59. And there's not information about who, what, or where. Just speculation.
Always, with respect.

[Dimi]

About Infantry Training Centre,thanks a lot, guys. I'll look into this.
Always with respect!