All About Pocket Knives

I think these are the pressed horn handles, one is stamped Eye Witness and the other stamp I cannot make out ...

Paul, I think that tang on the bottom on has the word Sheffield, not sure what the other words are. Don’t know if that helps or not.
Mark

I have a Taylors Eye Witness very similar to yours but it has a different “eye” mine is much more open. My knife I can date to being purchased in 1936 because it used to belong to my dad, how I lusted after that knife as a boy. I think I’ve been told that you can date the knife from the eye but I’ve never seen any evidence of that.
I can’t make out the other knife either other than it’s a Sheffield knife.
You have to remember these knives or bits of them were made by a man in a shed often as not and then the various bits were bought by the knife manufacturer in the case Tayors so there are lots of very similar knives about.

Gerry

Thank you Gerry I love nice big photos I can zoom in on - that tang stamp is indeed different I think I'll have a look around for any Eye Witness stamp dates ...