British Sheffield clasp knife

[Ultraman]

The pattern has been standard issue in the British Army from perhaps the Boer War but definitely WW1.
I have my uncle's Royal Engineers 1950 issue with black plastic handles and a 'Church Key' opener.

Where did the OP find the knife shown with the British Ministry of Defense mark?

I found it online at the Sheffield knives sites. Here's the link...

 

[Ultraman]

Just wanted to thank all of you again for making it a productive post for me

 

[Emanuel]

Yeah no worries, and thanks for bringing this up. I was actually carrying my SAK until you posted this thread and reminded me of this great folder. Today I carried it again and I must say it's really a great clasp knife. Heavy and strong!

I think I will be sticking with this one from now. The Wenger SAK goes back into my BOB.

Here's a photo I took of it when I bought it, from KIWI disposals on K road in Auckland.

 

[branned]

I like it. If you goggle it it seems to be $50 USD.

Sheffield British Army Clasp Knife, 3 Blade w/Marlin Spike, Stainless

http://www.knifesupplycompany.com/sh71700.html

 

[Emanuel]

One Stop Knife Shop has it too for only 45 dollars:
http://www.1sks.com/

(1sks is owned by the owner of the forum, so buying from there supports BFC.)