Queen Victoria Farthing 1857 civillian The 1953 Pattern Clasp Knife

The 1953 Pattern Clasp Knife was developed for use with British Army jungle equipment and became standard issue with British and Commonwealth forces serving in tropical environments during the post-war period

this Autokit is both a charming display item and a genuine relic of early road-safety culture

as reflected in the distinctive headdress worn by soldiers in various branches of the armed forces

Each meticulously crafted card encapsulates the essence of athletic excellence

It features a chunky clip point blade with high flat grind and reverse swedge making it perfect for all manner of slicing and cutting tasks

Queen Victoria Farthing 1857 civillian The 1953 Pattern Clasp KnifeA Queen Victoria Farthing coin dated 1857 is a small copper coin that was issued during the reign of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom. The Farthing coin was worth a quarter of a penny. On the obverse side of the coin, you would typically find a portrait of Queen Victoria facing left. The portrait may vary slightly depending on the specific coin issue, but it usually depicts a young Queen Victoria with her hair tied back. The inscription "VICTORIA