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In the army, going for a picnic, or exploring the wilderness, it is good to have a nice compact set of cutlery. This knife, spoon, and fork is a good example. Made by John Watts of Sheffield, England. The firm was founded in 1765 but this set was probably made in the late 19th Century.
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The Puzzle was not intended but, if you are not familiar with the mechanism, mealtimes will be very baffling because the knife, fork and spoon are fixed together. |
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With the implements either open or closed, they still cannot be separated. |
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There is a way to release them. In case you find a set in a flea-market, we won't spoil your fun by telling you how. |
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