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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 120, 23 May 1928, Page 18

What Makes Good Cutlenfl The forging, hardening, and tempering of (he blades to perfection aimed at, equally with die fitting together of pJIJ and Table Knives, is a delicate process calling for skill where hand and eye must work together. - In Pin and Pocket Knlvee, with tholr Lik«wiM in Table Knives, immense variety of patterns and quality, convenience of stain lees steal, tie* 2 « I. .« »i. that .. h... ..p. tn 23 advance of the times, and can offer a sideration in making your chS selection of shapes and qualities second ottmr m wide range of the beet to none. manufactures at surprising prics* =J STOCK KNIFE — This Stock Knife has 111 1 been made specially Tor us. The polished bufT-horn handle, with solid nickel hoisters and Bbleld, the brass lining', the finish, and the shield are all or the very best; has three blades, large castrating ' ■ and small blade; not bulky, but strong r I ffi ifffiiillflßßm " and compact. A most useful girt. Prioe, 6/6. rostage We have a very fine assortment •» PRESENTATION goods or superior qualitv. and var*2 In price rrom £4/15/- to £IS/«/I* PENKNIFE — A small, neat, two-bladed " knffe, with crucible steel blades and Ho. 20—TABLE KNIVES. Th»c« — well-finished brass lined, white Ivory- are made by Geo. t grained handle. Prioe, 8/3. Postage 2d. White handles, stainless steel MmVi Dessert, iO/6 the 1 doz.; Dinner. H/S. Postage Bd. No. 26 —TABLE KNIVES. ChristonhMJohnson's Stainless "Flag" Brand. tSS 10/6 1 doz.; Dessert. IS/6 1 £ Postage Bd. No. 28—TABLE KNIVES. "Flag" Brad. Made by Christopher Johnson, gh -"irVl These knives are the extra superior PENKNIFE — Medium-sized, two-bladed drained handles Tnd & Pocket Knire. This knife has crucible efsteel blades, brass lining, with solid The mrte Pri^n^ nickel bolster and shield. A higii-srade is/a- Table 2i/«. * Pn«st*»? knire. beautifiillv finished. Strong, h.it ~/B' Tawe * 21/B * Post »&e ««- takes little room In pocket. Price, 4/8. P No. 24 — A very handsome TABLE KNIFE, made especially for us fw» Firth's Stainless, steel. These knives will keep a sharp. keen edge. The handles are white, ivory-grained. ~S the blades have sQverine mirror -flnish. which gives them a verv beautiful appearance, and makes them a very handsome present, sent m fancy rack . boxes. Prices: Dessert, 19/6 the l doz.; Table. 22/6 the 1 doc. Postage U TABLE KNIVES — Made hv Wade M No. I—LADIES' KNIFE. Total length 2in. Butcher. Sheffield, or Firth's Stainlea " Pearl handle, and containing t nail Steel, hand-rorged and hand-ground: blade, 1 knire blade. 1 pair or scissors white ivorine handles, and Ivorine Price, 12/6. Post Tree. blades. Sent in fancy rack bona - „ _ _ , Prices: Dessert Knives, 22/6 the 1 4m.No. 2—Similar to above, but with tor- Table Knives, 26/6 the 1 doz. Postan toiseshell handle. Price, 10/6. Post Tree. Bd. extra. No. 8 — LADIES' KNIFE. 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