Original British WWI Sterling Silver Mounted Clasp Knife Named to R.F.C. Capt. Trevor Durrant German Badges & Signs each shows an original blue/black

each shows an original blue/black finish

these are early Socket Bayonets made by The British East India Company in British India in the 18th

This indicates use by the 46th (1st Lower Silesian) Infantry "Count Kirchbach" Infantry Regiment

This style of sword

Originally sent to Northern Ireland

Original British WWI Sterling Silver Mounted Clasp Knife Named to R.F.C. Capt. Trevor Durrant German Badges & Signs each shows an original blue/blackOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a very high quality item, a STERLING SILVER mounted clasp knife equipped with FOUR Assorted Blades, a Button Hook, an Awl and a Cork Screw. The folding knife is encased between Sterling Silver Side Plates, one of which bears hallmarks, which are unfortunately no longer legible. The other side Plate is engraved with the owner's name: Trevor Durrant R. F. C. Trevor Durrant was born in Surrey, England on January 21st