HUGE Bowie Knife With Carved Handle. Marked MAPPIN BROTHERS SHEFFIELD On The Blade.

HUGE Bowie Knife With Carved Handle. Marked MAPPIN BROTHERS SHEFFIELD On The Blade. Full Length 21.5 Inch Blade Length 15 Inch

Wood handle, clip point blade marked Joseph / Allen & Sons / Sheffield / England, with "A" carved into handle. Blade L: approx. 6 3/4", total L: approx. 11".

DESCRIPTION: Bowie knife marked "I Prefer John Coe Sheffield" on blade and featuring raised foliage designs on handle's metal components. Includes leather and metal sheathe and carved wood case sporti

Stag handle, blade marked Alexander / Sheffield on one side and N Y with shield on the other. Blade L: approx. 5", total L: approx. 9".

Set of eight Joseph Elliot & Sons hor d'oeuvre knives with carved beveled mother-of-pearl handles, marked on the blades: "Joseph Elliot & Sons/ Stainless Sheffield. 6.125" L.

Including thistle handled knife marked for Joseph Allen & Sons Sheffield, a B.G.I. Co. bowie knife, and wood handle bowie knife. Longest (B.G.I. Co.) blade: approx. 6 3/8", total L: approx. 10 1/4".

Marked GEORGE WOLSTENHOLME/SHEFFIELD and impressed IXL on the blade. Appears to be a stag handle. Good condition to the blade. Measures 9 inches opened

Both handles are marked "GH" (George Howson, Harrison Brothers & Howson) with Sheffield crown, lion passant (english sterling), and "f" (dated 1898). Knife blade and fork head is plated, with the make

Cased Silver Fish Serving Knife and Fork in King's Pattern , hollow silver handles hallmarked Sheffield, 1909, maker B&M untraced, silverplate blade and tines, case marked "Mappin & Sons/Sheffield"; t

Clip point blade marked with image of frog and John / Newton & Co. / Sheffield / England.

6-1/8" clip point blade, marked along the false edge G. Wostenholm & Son Washington Works Sheffield. IXL marked on the ricasso. German silver crossguard, stag handles with German silver tip and throat

19th Century James & Lowe Sheffield Bowie knife. Carbon steel blade signed & marked with Winged eagle Star & Crosses. Rosewood tombstone handle with Nickel silver shield cartouche, finger guard & repo

Alexander, Sheffield Bowie Knife. Circa 19th Century. Strong Blade is marked at ricasso. Solid guard and handle. Total length: 16 1/2", Blade length : 11 5/8" x 1 7/8".~~. Detailed condition reports a

Group of seven assorted knives. Bowie knife with fixed 6 in. blade, marked "G. Wostenholm & Son/Washington Works/Sheffield" and "I-XL", stag handle, with sheath, overall 10 in. length; fixed 7 in. bla

Sheffield Bowie knife, the 10" clip point blade marked at the ricasso "Woodhead & Hartley, 36 Howard Street, Sheffield", age and origin are unknown, metal guard, horn four pin handle, a repousse horse

George Wostenholm I * XL Sheffield Bowie Knifemid-19th century, straight 5-1/4 in. blade marked I * XL / GEORGE / WOSTENHOLMS / CELEBRATED / CUTLERY; silver guard and handle, with the original leather

Iron or steel blade marked with a stamped American Shield surrounded by "NY" (this may be the mark of R.H. Alexander who was a New York-based importer of Sheffield-made knives). The wood handle decora

Antique sterling silver elaborate fish knife with detailed carved handle. Marked Sterling on blade.

Antique American Bowie Knife Dagger, Strong Blade, Nice Carved Handle. Full Length 14.5 inch Blade Length 9.5 inch

Nice Bowie Knife In Style Of American Civil War. Marked WRAGG SHEFFIELD On Blade.Full Length 11 Inch Blade Length 6 Inch

Antique English Bread Knife with finely carved Reticulated Burmese Dha Hmyaung Handle. Blade marked William S. Burton 39 Oxford. Handle carved to depict a god bent over backwards. This item cannot be

Stag grip, original sheath. Blade marked Sheffield. 8-1/2"L. Condition: blade has been heavily re-worked. Johnny Baker sheath ornamentation may be an add-on.

B. Richardson Philadelphia Clip Point Bowie Knife having wood handle with leather and brass sheath, blade marked B. Richardson, Philadelphia and Sons, Philadelphia, blade 9 1/2 inches, length 14 1/2 i

73/4" Rare Carved Horse Head Handle Crooked Knife – Sheffield Blade, late 1800's