Picked up an AP301, Admiralty Pattern Navy knife. Made by Alkinson Brothers, 1910-1930. Stag grips. Unfortunately both main sheeps foot blade and marlin spike have been reworked, but not a common pattern I see alot. And hard to pass on stag.
Admiralty Pattern AP301
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Re: Admiralty Pattern AP301
Definitely served its purpose but still a wonderful old pattern and knifeCheckered past wrote: ↑Tue Aug 27, 2024 6:52 pm Picked up an AP301, Admiralty Pattern Navy knife. Made by Alkinson Brothers, 1910-1930. Stag grips. Unfortunately both main sheeps foot blade and marlin spike have been reworked, but not a common pattern I see alot. And hard to pass on stag.
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Re: Admiralty Pattern AP301
Could have been carried by a RN sailor at The Battle of Jutland. Very cool. 
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