Sykes Fairburn

**griaguns** · 01-10-2008 12:30 AM

How can you tell or is it possible to tell if a Sykes Fairburn made by Imperial Gudedge Cutlery was destined to the Falklands.I have one (Ringed hilt seems to be made of bronze,straight gard, marked as previously mentioned) with a sheath that would hang on a belt similar to a frog.Graham

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**sdh1911** · 03-30-2008 10:01 PM

That would be the correct location for the markings on a knife of this style and my be would be correct, is there any NATO marks any place else on the knife and could you give a detailed description of the scabbard or maybe even some PICS??? I would very much like to see it or perhaps a trade, not too many That were are missing these days?-SDH

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