Royal Navy clasp knife, Admiralty Pattern 301 RAF This marking was used to

This marking was used to differentiate the semi-rimmed Oerlikon rounds from the similar looking (but not interchangeable) 20m Hispano

The Forgotten Fronts and the Home Base 1914-18 by General Sir Martin Farndale KCB

This bucket offers a unique glimpse into the daily lives of soldiers during the war

92x57mm inert ammunition is a non-functional replica of the widely used military cartridge

also offers encryption compatibility

Royal Navy clasp knife, Admiralty Pattern 301 RAF This marking was used toThis is an example of the standard Royal Navy seaman's clasp knife, manufactured by. Rogers Sheffield Alloy scales replace the original staghorn specified by Pattern 301. The knife has a blade and a straight tapering marlinspike that pivot at the same end while the copper coloured shackle pivots at the other.