Royal Navy clasp knife, Admiralty Pattern 301 cleaning and the Middle East

and the Middle East

The Home Guard Training Manual 5th Ed 1942 WW2 - Major John Langdon-Daviesng

1 x 50L Black expedition rucksack 1 x Seven Oceans 72hr emergency food ration       1 x Seven Oceans 72hr emergency water ration 1 x Duronic wind up radio 1 x Reusable poncho 1 x Emergency survival bag 2 x Emergency silver foil blanket 1 x Compact shovel 1 x Thinsulate wool hat 1 x Pr leather rigger gloves 1 x LED head torch 1 x Pr indirect safety goggles 5 x Surgical masks 1 x Roll tape 1 x Waterproof notepad1 x Hand gel 1 x 15m Paracord 1 x Tin mints 1 x Packet of dextrose sweets 1 x Windproof matches 1 x Pack tissues 1 x 500ml water bottle 1 x 40 Piece first aid kit 3 x Snap lights 1 x Pack bath wipes 1 x Waterproof plastic case 1 x Whistle 1 x Fishing line and hooks 1 x Compact candle 1 x Snare 1 x Firestarter 1 x Wire saw 1 x Sewing kit 1 x Razor blade 1 x Survival mirror 1 x Pencil

3364 troy ounces of pure silver

It has a bent wire hook for attaching to a belt and both sides of the scabbard have small cartouches near to the throat

Royal Navy clasp knife, Admiralty Pattern 301 cleaning and the Middle EastThis is an example of the standard Royal Navy seaman's clasp knife, manufactured by. Harrison Bros & Howson 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.