J.NOWILL & SONS J.ADAMS SHEFFIELD ENGLAND BLACK/SILVER FS COMMANDO KNIFE
Genuine Sheffield made J.Nowill & Sons Presentation Commando Knife.
J. Adams Ltd is a family business based in Sheffield England which has been making quality knives for six generations; they are the parent company for three other old established manufacturers F.E & J.R.Hopkinson Ltd, established 14 June 1944, John Nowill & Sons Ltd, whose corporate name was granted by the Cutlers Company of Hallamshire on 27 April 1700 A.D. and Austin McGillivray & Co.
The original Fairbairn Sykes knife was developed during World War II, when Wilkinson Sword collaborated with Capt. William E Fairbairn and Capt. Eric A Sykes to design a knife for the newly formed British Commando Force. Commonly known as the 'Commando Knife', this knife was arguably the most famous knife of the 20th century.
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11 1/2" overall. 6 3/4" mirror finish carbon steel and Nickel plated dagger blade.
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Grooved Black cast metal handle with Black guard and pommel.
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Cross guard is stamped "J.NOWILL & SONS SHEFFIELD ENGLAND" with military stamps on other side.
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Comes in Black Leather Sheath with Black Tip and standard Greased Paper.
Country of Origin: Sheffield United Kingdom
SPECIFICATIONS:
Blade Material: High Carbon Steel
Blade Style: Double Edge Dagger
Blade Finish: Nickel Mirror Finish
Handle Material: Black Cast Metal
Comes with Black Leather Sheath with Black Tip.
Blade Length approx :7"
Handle Length: 4.5"
Overall Length: 11.5"
A piece of history and still used and preffered by some Specialist Combat Units around the world.
Please note: If you have a VIC, SA or ACT post code we will not be able to supply this knife due to state restrictions on the ownership of this type of knife.
Also see similar skus:
https://www.sportingoutbacksupplies.com.au/j-adams-sheffield-england-dagger.html?category_id=262
Last images show alternative British made Commando Knives also available from Sporting Outback Supplies.
We also have a similar knife in a presentation box which can be seen in the final image and at this link:
SOS#003250
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You must also be over 18 years old to purchase this knife.