Knives for Different Purposes (2023) - Showcasing Pen & Pocket Knives 2

To celebrate 200 years of excellence in cutlery making in Sheffield since the original creation of the Joseph Rodgers Year Knife in 1821 a series of short films showcasing pen and pocket knife making was commissioned by the Ken Hawley Collection Trust. This was funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
The second film in the series displays the huge range of knives produced for a wide range of purposes - surgical knives, farming and gardening, multi blade knives, fruit knives, novelty and souvenir blades, miniature and small blades for exhibition and presentation, folding knives for general tasks and knives for soldiers and sailors.
A wide range of Sheffield makers are illustrated including W & H Hutchinson, Saynor, James Barber, George Ibberson, J. Gibbins & Son, Nowill & Sons, Atkinson Brothers, Jenner & Knewstub, John Hall & Son, Wingfield, Rowbotham & Wade, Stan Shaw, L Lee, William Needham, Herbert Lee, Perry & Co. Ltd, Furniss of Stannington, H Siddall, McLung & Co, Rowbotham & Co, Butler and Richards of Sheffield.
For further details about makers of Sheffield knives see our website at hawleysheffieldknives.com/ which provides essential data for anyone interested in Sheffield's knife heritage.
To find out more about the Hawley Collection and to donate, visit our website: www.hawleytoolcollection.com/

[@radboogie]

Knives are such a personal tool, valued and much used by their past owners. Seeing them here gives a very real sense of connecting with the past. 👍

[@gizmocarr3093]

Wonderful look at some interesting knives, thank you for posting this video.👍🙂

[@EdgeDynamicsEnglishRazors]

Very nice.

[@ianrosie4431]

I've never seen a Harvest knife before. And I couldn't help wondering if the 1944 military knife had taken a bullet. That was fantastic. I was glued all the way through. Thank you.