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Blackwell & Son, Sheffield. With this Liberty stamp location 1868-1879. 4 5/8" closed.
Father and son were making knives as early as 1851 and the family was making spring knives much earlier according to Tweedale.

Thanks for looking.

I don't know where you find all these cool knives but you're really good at it. Very nice. Excellent photos by the way.

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Mike

Dang Joe!! That is a beauty for sure!! Congratts on another awesome knife!! And thank you for taking such awesome photos of all your knives!!

Another great old knife, Joe! You just keep coming up with them!

Unique pattern. I have never seen a knife like this one. Made in Sheffield ?
Looks like there are 4 'implements' in one end ?
Excellent condition despite app 150 ? years of age. Odd that it does not have a leather punch which was a needed tool when horses were relied on for transportation, yet it has a saw blade.
Very neat knife and and unique combination of blades & tools.
kj

Thanks guys.
I don't search for any knife usually but I do stumble on a keeper once in a while.
I added Sheffield.

Joe, that is a beauty!!

That is a stunner Joe ... I think it is a classic sportsman’s knife... Congrats on scoring that one buddy!!

KJ - I believe there is a punch on bottom implements if I’m not mistaken...

So old and still complete! Great find.

Holy Smokes! That is a beauty for sure and well photographed. I do not see a credit card scanner on it however. Still.... LOL.

I really appreciate all the nice comments. Thank you.

Delicious Joe.

Thanks Lyle.

Another fantastic multi blade!!! That stag is phenomenal!!! I was watching this one at auction too...nice grab!

Thank you, Sir.
Glad you like it.

Fantastic knife.

Charlie

Thank you, Charlie.

That's a beauty. I have this one.

Beautiful knife.

Farginicehoal wrote: ↑Thu Jun 19, 2025 6:07 pm That's a beauty. I have this one.

And that is another beauty!
Welcome here, Farginicehoal.
Are the handles on your knife horn?

Now that's an awesome antique knife. It just explodes with history. Great find my friend

I think so. Here's the other side.

Farginicehoal wrote: ↑Fri Jun 20, 2025 5:47 pm I think so. Here's the other side.

Yup, looks like a bug got to it a little bit.
It's still a dandy knife, that's for sure.