WW2 British, Spoon from the KFS set, Dunkirk Period, 1939.

Was £65 now £50 A three-piece eating utensil set was issued to all personnel, along with mess tins and drinking mug. The most common set being the separate knife, fork, and spoon, however, the knife was not commonly carried in the field as the issue clasp knife could be used and the missing knife saved both space and weight. Most were manufactured from nickel silver or nickel stainless and were usually marked with make name or initials and sometimes the date. Due to the huge range of manufactures, there are a vast range of slightly differing patterns. Rare, as an early dated example of British kit, it is broad arrow marked, dated 1939 and was manufactured by 'G Ltd.'. Priced to reflect the rarity and condition of the item. I also have 1939 examples of the knife and fork available in the shop.