Flea Market Sheffield

[Chris Montgomery]

I understood. But will still drink a pint in your honor. My apology was more toward my hurried reply to Berkley. Everyone has been very nice and helpful.

Chris

 

[Jack Black]

I understood. But will still drink a pint in your honor. My apology was more toward my hurried reply to Berkley. Everyone has been very nice and helpful.

Chris

Oh, I am putting my foot in it! :foot: Thanks Chris Cheers! :thumbup:

Jack

 

[Jack Black]

Are we talking about the STAINLESS Wostenholm?

That's also clearer now!

 

[Berkley]

Are we talking about the STAINLESS Wostenholm?

No, I was talking about the lovely old stag four-blade.
By the time Firth stainless was being made in the 1920s, American protective tariffs had pretty much left the Sheffield firms to the Commonwealth market. The American-required country of origin markings weren't needed any more, as I understand it, although I'm now thoroughly confused myself.

 

[Jack Black]

No, I was talking about the lovely old stag four-blade.

Sorry sir, it was this post that confused me

There is no England on the tang.
Jack thats beautiful. I love MOP. Thanks for sharing.

Chris

Well, that and all the aluminium cookware my mother owned when I was a child!