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What do you all think of this?? Vintage Knife/Fork Fish set....
HI,
This belonged to my husband's Uncle. He told us it's from the early 1960's.
It is in EXCELLENT condition for it's age , no cracks no breaks...closes very nicely.
It measures 17.5 inches in length
It is a wood carved sheath with a fish design.The sheath separates to reveal a knife and fork, the knife is very sharp. Both the fork and knife have engraved INDIA on them. Those seem to be the only markings of identification of the whole piece.
The brass coupling has a latch to close the sheath nicely and securely. It has the two prongs that serve as legs to display.
Has always come from a pet free and smoke free home.
Thank you for looking and any info would be great!
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Permalink Reply by Anna Stein on
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Permalink Reply by Steve Scheuerman (Manx) on
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That looks pretty nifty. Looks well loved.
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Yes, I agree...My husband's Uncle collected weapons and he had an extensive assortment...lol. :)
Steve Scheuerman (Manx) said:That looks pretty nifty. Looks well loved.
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Permalink Reply by Dennis Hibar on
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That is really neat. Definitely more useful for a meat and potatoes person than a spork!!
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