United Kingdom. A Wilkinson Third Pattern Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knife Republic of and were photographed by Anthony

and were photographed by Anthony Buckley and printed in England

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which features a hooked crossguard

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United Kingdom. A Wilkinson Third Pattern Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knife Republic of and were photographed by AnthonyA fine and example of the Third Pattern, featuring the characteristic "new" Third Pattern grip design which is cast with 27 concentric rings directly into the design thus eliminating the need for machine knurling, marked with foundry mark "4", straight crossguard, and a strong steel blade measuring 16. 1 cm (l) with a total knife length of 28. 4 cm, fitting nicely into its original scabbard, brown leather and displaying wear patterns consistent with