I have a question about a Commando Knife and its not a Fairbarin-Sykes

[Manchu Warrior]

A friend showed me a knife today that he recently picked up. When he pulled it out I believed it to be a Fairbarin-Sykes knife and I got rather excited. When I took a loop to it I found that it was actually made by a comapny in Sheffield, England by the name of George Wostenholm & Son. I have spent the last few hours looking over photos and info on the company and I found out thay are famous for making folding knives and straight razors. With that said I have found little to know information on them making fighting knives. Does this mean that this may be a rather rare knife? As of now I have no photos but I can get them and the knife will be for sale. Any info on the knife and its value? Thanks

[hhc1stidf]

I did find this on the internet at http://straightrazorplace.com/show-tell/54369-spike-point-wostenholm-been-through-wars.html

 

[militariaone]

Greetings,

 

$79.65 with free shipping here. http://www.amazon.com/Wostenholm-Commando-Grooved-Handles-Standard/dp/B009SF2VCI

 

Regards,

 

Lance

 

[Manchu Warrior]

I guess I set myself up once again and I have to tell him the bad news. I apprecaite the information. Thanks!