Royal Navy clasp knife, Admiralty Pattern 301 Entrenching followed by an O with

followed by an O with a strikethrough

This original pair of RAF Type E2 Anti-Glare Spectacles dates back to the early part of the Second World War

Standard pattern blade with fuller to back edge

and adjustable straps

commonly found on aircraft like the Hawker Hunter and Harrier

Royal Navy clasp knife, Admiralty Pattern 301 Entrenching followed by an O withThis is an example of the standard Royal Navy seaman's clasp knife, manufactured by. Rogers 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.