Collecting Vintage Knives
Collecting vintage knives has become a passionate pursuit for many enthusiasts. These knives are not just tools but pieces of history, reflecting the evolution of cutlery craftsmanship in Sheffield, England.
Collectors often seek out rare patterns, handle materials, and unique blade etchings, making each vintage folding knife a work of art and a historical artifact.
Most of my knives originated in Sheffield England which are testament to the city’s enduring tradition of craftsmanship and quality. Joseph Rodgers & Sons, George Wostenholm & Son, George Ibberson & Co., and other illustrious knife makers have left an indelible mark on the world of cutlery, and their legacy lives on through the cherished knives they produced.
These vintage knives are not just relics of the past; they are enduring symbols of Sheffield’s rich cutlery heritage, representing a fusion of tradition, innovation, and timeless craftsmanship.
Here you can see my collection including other knifes from around the World and also some more modern Knifes.
Famous Knife Makers To Include.
George Wostenholm, Joseph Rodgers, Jowika, Taylors Eye Witness, Gerlach, Solengen, CK, Stag, Whitby
Richards, Wilkinson Sword, No 30 Sheffield, Ibberson, Victorinox, J Knowill, H Fisher, Richardson, Dodson,
Solar, G Ibberson, Bierhoff, J B Holland, Rodgers, Lark, John Watts, Gerber, Flatter & Garnett, D Harper,
John Petty & Sons, A R, J Clarke & Sons, NO 6 Norfolk St,
