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215x450mm 270gsm Recycled Paper stock, Fluorescent Ink (Shows up under blacklight) Sold unframed. Price is for one print only. Please make contact to specify colour choice - either the red or the blue as pictured.
A new print made in response to a larger now sold out edition made in 2018. To read of the sold out print, please read link below.
https://www.pressreader.com/uk/yorkshire-post/20180518/281835759353265
The new print was hand printed during the 1st lockdown 2020, with a batch of rare cutlery blocks which have not seen ink, since having been used to print catalogues for the (John) I. Wilson Sycamore Street Sheffield, firm of cutlers (1892-1919). within the batch of knives are several other knives from a handful of other firms, which represent mergers and acquisitions by the Wilson firm, including ‘Lockwood Brothers’ Joseph Eilliot and Sons. A block depicting a knife by I and J Barber is also included in composition.
If you are interested in the history of sheffield knives/metal, some great further-informative reading here;
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_forum/viewtopic.php?t=29105
215x450mm 270gsm Recycled Paper stock, Fluorescent Ink (Shows up under blacklight) Sold unframed. Price is for one print only. Please make contact to specify colour choice - either the red or the blue as pictured.
A new print made in response to a larger now sold out edition made in 2018. To read of the sold out print, please read link below.
https://www.pressreader.com/uk/yorkshire-post/20180518/281835759353265
The new print was hand printed during the 1st lockdown 2020, with a batch of rare cutlery blocks which have not seen ink, since having been used to print catalogues for the (John) I. Wilson Sycamore Street Sheffield, firm of cutlers (1892-1919). within the batch of knives are several other knives from a handful of other firms, which represent mergers and acquisitions by the Wilson firm, including ‘Lockwood Brothers’ Joseph Eilliot and Sons. A block depicting a knife by I and J Barber is also included in composition.
If you are interested in the history of sheffield knives/metal, some great further-informative reading here;
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/knife_forum/viewtopic.php?t=29105