This knife was passed to me from my deceased brother’s belongings:
Was it Cdn Navy issue? And, I recognize the blade and the marlin spike, but what is the third device?
-Mike ( former sigs reservist)
It is a seaman's knife. I don't recognize the pattern as a RCN issued one, however. As to the third device, it is usually used to help weaving through rope strands when making back splices and such other weaves.
This knife was passed to me from my deceased brother’s belongings: View attachment 84683
Was it Cdn Navy issue? And, I recognize the blade and the marlin spike, but what is the third device?
-Mike ( former sigs reservist)
The RCN has issued these out as seaman's knives. We used to get then in for kit returns when I worked at clothing as an OD. I haven't seen one in decades.
That looks about 1000x better than the one I was issued a few decades ago. Can’t remember what it was but it was a European company and honestly looked like a plastic fruit knife.
I wore my (purchased) Leatherman instead, before they issued Gerbers.
That looks about 1000x better than the one I was issued a few decades ago. Can’t remember what it was but it was a European company and honestly looked like a plastic fruit knife.
I wore my (purchased) Leatherman instead, before they issued Gerbers.
It is a seaman's knife. I don't recognize the pattern as a RCN issued one, however. As to the third device, it is usually used to help weaving through rope strands when making back splices and such other weaves.
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