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BeeBee
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Mystery Knife

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I recently aquired a fixed blade knife from a relative and no one seems to know its origins or who made it. There are no markings on the blade except two crossed fish stamped deeply in the blade. The blade looks like a spear point,though the point is slightly above center. It has stag horn handles, a phenolic guard with embossed copper rivets, LOA:8 1/2", blade length: 4 1/8". Any help would be appreciated.
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smiling-knife
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Post by smiling-knife »

I was trolling the ancient posts on the site and came across this question. The crossed fish stamp was a trademark of Joseph Allen & Sons, Sheffield. Hopefully, he/she will get a big surprise :shock: notification of a response to this post. :) s-k
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