Aside from claiming to be the "First Cutler to sell Stainless Steel" I don't know much about this maker. Despite this claim to fame, these knives have high carbon blades, since they were constructed before stainless steel had hit the market. In fact, these knives only dispaly the city name of "Sheffield" without the country of origin, meaning they pre-date the Tarrif Act of 1890.

These blades measure in at 6" with the knives being about 9.75" overall. They have a decent amount of wear, with some light pitting. The cellulose scales are held on by a single brass pin. Both scales have a crack on the mark side, nearest to the guard. 

**Note: I am new to knife collecting and selling. All descriptions are to the best of my knowledge and in an attempt to be as honest and forthright as possible in regards to knife condition. I have conducted hours upon hours of research on each individual knife that comes into my possession in an attempt to set a fair price. PLEASE feel free to contact me for more information on this or any other item in my store.

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