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My mom was executrix for a few people who had no real family, so she ended up with some of their "stuff". When she passed, us kids divided all of her things. There was a box of old knives that belonged to one of these people that nobody wanted, so I took them. They sit on a shelf in the warehouse, but this thread got me to take a look. Most are older English butcher knives that have the name on them. There is, however, this set that I can't ID.
Both knives have "THB" stamped on the blade at the base of the handle, and the steel has none. None of the people have initials even close to that. The top knife is just under 20" long overall. The handles appear to be bone or horn, with aluminum caps.
Anyone have any idea who might have made them?
Both knives have "THB" stamped on the blade at the base of the handle, and the steel has none. None of the people have initials even close to that. The top knife is just under 20" long overall. The handles appear to be bone or horn, with aluminum caps.
Anyone have any idea who might have made them?