Purr & Co Sheffield?

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Purr & Co Sheffield?

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Acquired this little pen knife recently. Does anyone know anything about Purr & Co Sheffield? I think the long French style nail nick dates it to the late 1800s. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. :) s-k
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8) Cool knife S/K. ::nod::

I know ZERO about it...but the mark is listed in Goins' book...with no information except a possible address of 66 Andrew St. Sheffield.

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sorry s-k, nothing in my books.

pretty little knife.
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Thanks very much for the responses guys. I appreciate the effort. ::nod:: s-k
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Smiling-Knife :) ,

I have looked just about through all my knife books and found nothing other than what Bill said. I did find a reference in a straight razor book though. That may be a clue also.
Next time I am in an old tableware book I will check there.

Nice knife.

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