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Cathey · 22nd July 2016, 05:35 AM

Hi Guys

As I mentioned previously the royal Naval lodge was founded in 1739. Having discussed this dirk at length with a Naval collector he reassured me that it is Naval but would have belonged to an officer who was also a member of the Naval lodge in the Georgian period.

The Guard has the typical English lion hilt common to many Naval dirks and an English rose on the cross guard.

Regards

Cathey and Rex

22nd July 2016, 05:35 AM	#20
Cathey Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: adelaide south australia Posts: 276	I believe the dirk is Naval Hi Guys As I mentioned previously the royal Naval lodge was founded in 1739. Having discussed this dirk at length with a Naval collector he reassured me that it is Naval but would have belonged to an officer who was also a member of the Naval lodge in the Georgian period. The Guard has the typical English lion hilt common to many Naval dirks and an English rose on the cross guard. Regards Cathey and Rex