Name: 2 different WW2 British Jack/ Clasp knives for 1 bid
SKU: 2031
Price: 425.00 ZAR
Availability: SoldOut
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

2 different WW2 British Jack/ Clasp knives for 1 bid

1 was available / secondhand

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R425.00

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SheenaRasmussen504348

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Secondhand

Location

South Africa

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Product code

2031

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2 different WW2 British Jack/ Clasp knives for 1 bid. This lot consists of:

WW2 British army 3 function Jack/ Clasp knife. This old army knife has a blade, marlinspike and can opener. The knife features are all made from steel, and the grip 'scales' are made of bexoid. This particular knife comes with a copper shackel which they stopped using from 1941/42 due to the importance of copper as a war material. The knife is over 70 years old, and thus there is some rust to the blades (which should clean) and the blades are a bit loose (but solid). The one claw of the can opener has also broken off.
I think that the second knife is a 1942 Richards Sheffield 2 function Jack knife. This old army knife has a blade and can opener. The knife features are all made from steel, and the grip 'scales' are made of bexoid. The knife is over 70 years old, and thus there is some rust to the blades (which should clean) and the blades are a bit loose (but solid). The copper shakel has also broken off.

Great piece of history for the collector.