Anyone ID this old Sheffield makers mark please.?

[Chui]

Would be grateful if anyone knows please…….have Googled, can’t find

 

[Arathol]

Possibly Walter Trickett, early 20th century......

 

[killgar]

Maybe Edwin Blyde & Co. But I believe both Trickett and Blyde used similar spur marks.



From the Edwin Blyde website-

 

[afishhunter]

Paging Jack Black .
If anyone will know, I believe Jack will.

 

[Arathol]

Blyde & Co and Trickett were related, eventually the Trickett family ran Blyde in the early parts of the 20th century. Walter Trickett used the spur mark starting in 1912, the name is apparently still active. The knife doesn't look 100+ years old.

 

[Will Power]

I'd agree, doesn't look like a century old, the blades appear roughly stamped out and with poor tips, doubt it's ever been sharpened or used either. Stainless it appears . Guessing mid 1960s ?

 

[Chui]

.........thank you kindly, gentlemen..!

This is part of a collection that'll be sold in UK - all belonging to the late Robert Cutting - he was taken away from us too soon https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/uk-sharp-show-2023.1953542/page-5#post-22440611

Edwin Blyde certainly looks the correct makers mark, though I can find no reference to penknives such as these.

Yes, agree with you Will Power - though a poor example I showed.! The rest seem to have good blades. Five in what looks like African Buffalo Horn.

 

[killgar]

Deleted.

 

[Jack Black]

Sorry, I was asleep when you posted this Paul, and I've been out all day. By way of small recompense

 

[JM2]

Great information shared here! Thanks everyone for sharing your knowledge, and pictures!