Null Fairbairs Sykes dagger.
Grooved metal handle.
Wilkinson blade.
Marked on th…

Description

Fairbairs Sykes dagger. Grooved metal handle. Wilkinson blade. Marked on the ricasso "WILKINSON SWORD Co Ltd LONDON" and "THE F-S FIGHTING KNIFE". SF. Total length :29cm Expert : Alban Degrave

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Fairbairs Sykes dagger. Grooved metal handle. Wilkinson blade. Marked on the ricasso "WILKINSON SWORD Co Ltd LONDON" and "THE F-S FIGHTING KNIFE". SF. Total length :29cm Expert : Alban Degrave

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