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A Sheffield knife

Very interesting, particularly liked the use of the Bow-Drill. Some of the equipment and the buildings shown are really dilapidated, probably there at the time of Dickens :eek::D Might explain the sorry drop in quality witnessed at Sheffield over the years. Nevertheless, this looked a very nice knife and the men real artisans.

I don't think it's the 1950s though, most of those type of promo documentaries would still have been in black&white. Also, the shot of the yard showed a late 1950s-early 60s British Ford and a yellow car that looked like a 1970s Triumph Toledo. I may be mistaken.

Thank you for posting this.

Regards, Will
 
Hi!

Great vid about making a Sheffield!

The used tools at that manufacture are the hit. Really old stuff! I like to see such old tools in use.

Kind regards
Andi
 
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