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cutlers to his majesty
Good morning members .
I´m from Argentina -
please I need a help - somebody now when (year) Thomas Turner & Co. Sheffield was distinguished with a Royal Warrant "CUTLERS TO HIS MAJESTY "
? greetings
(sorry about my Tarzan english ...)
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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'Cutlers to their majesties' is Victoria and Albert (the old queen never removing Albert's name from their reign), whilst 'Cutlers to His Majesty' usually meant King Edward VII or more unusually King George V.
Edward VII (Albert Edward; 9 November 1841 – 6 May 1910
"A Peerage for Trade"
The book traces the history of the Royal Warrant from medieval times to the present day. This fascinating story is generously illustrated with archive material, much never seen before
Sorry Carlos, I can not find a copy of the book that we could read online
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KnifeMakerPermalink Reply by CARLOS LANGUASCO on -
Many Thanks Jan - I need to know specially on Thomas Turner & Co - Cutlers to HIS Majesty
Jan Carter said:'Cutlers to their majesties' is Victoria and Albert (the old queen never removing Albert's name from their reign), whilst 'Cutlers to His Majesty' usually meant King Edward VII or more unusually King George V.
Edward VII (Albert Edward; 9 November 1841 – 6 May 1910
"A Peerage for Trade"
The book traces the history of the Royal Warrant from medieval times to the present day. This fascinating story is generously illustrated with archive material, much never seen before
Sorry Carlos, I can not find a copy of the book that we could read online
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