Taylor's horn handled pocket knife

[Ystranc]

A beautifully made pocket knife with two Sheffield steel blades, brass body, white metal bolsters and pins mounting the horn scales. Made by Taylor's of Sheffield some time shortly after the Great War branded "Taylor's eye witness", this is one of the knives that I bought today...I think this is my favourite buy for some time.

 

[Ark79]

That’s nice.... very long also.

 

[Joecole]

Is that a mother of pearl inlay

 

[Ark79]

Dose look like it joe.... think it’s horn mate

 

[Ystranc]

No MOP, it's all horn and white metal. The bolsters seem to be steel. It's not very big, certainly a legal carry.

 

[1 shot willie]

Looks in very nice condition considering its age mate

That was someones companion and pride and joy in years gone by.....well cared for.

Nice find

 

[Ystranc]

Taylor's started in 1838 and are still going, their eye witness range is their premier brand, top quality materials, hand made by craftsmen and lifetime guarantee sort of standard. It's no wonder it's been treasured, this would have been a very pricey pocket knife in its day.