Info on a carving knife
- Thread starter Tony Manifold
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Tony Manifold
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Here is what the set looks like
rhinoknives
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What info are you looking for? I just Googled "Firth Cutlery Sheffield England" and a page of stuff popped up!
If its value? about 20-$100.00 bucks. Is what i've sold sets like that depending on condition.
I will clean them up and put a new edge on the carver.
There are lots of sets like those here in the US and most people don't have the big roast, Ham, turkey dinners, but maybe a couple of times a year anymore.
There is some interest $$ in the sets in excellent condition but most have been used since the 50s 60's & 70's.
If its value? about 20-$100.00 bucks. Is what i've sold sets like that depending on condition.
I will clean them up and put a new edge on the carver.
There are lots of sets like those here in the US and most people don't have the big roast, Ham, turkey dinners, but maybe a couple of times a year anymore.
There is some interest $$ in the sets in excellent condition but most have been used since the 50s 60's & 70's.
Tony Manifold
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Just curious. I found it at my old man's place and was wondering if anyone knew anything about it. Quality etc. Since I posted it I have been googling it and found some interesting info.
I am thinking about cleaning it up, it been in the family for years.
rhinoknives
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They were a top notch set in their day.