Sheffield with frog tang stamp?

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Hi gmusic. John Newton & Co existed 1860s to 1920s. With England on it your knife was made 1891 or there after. One of the company tradmarks was a toad. The knives often had 'Manhattan' stamped on them as well. In America, these knives were imported by H. Boker of New York. I think this is something different from a 'toad sticker', which is like a large toothpick folding knife. I defer to those more familiar with the toad sticker for background on them. I would like to see a full shot of your knife please . Looks like great stag handles. :) s-k
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Ah... nice looking knife anyway. Too bad it isn't stag :( . Seems to be in good condition. :) s-k
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