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I am looking for information on, from, or contact with the Following People:
Prince Yurka Galitzine
Capt. Peter Mason
William Cassidy (Well I heard from Mr. Cassidy but it has been of no use.)
John Paisley silversmith (deceased many years ago)
​Ben Carroll from Canada
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Known Manufacturers:                         
Wilkinson Sword Company                                
H.G. Long                                                        
J. Clarke & Sons
William Rodgers "I Cut My Way"
Joseph Rodgers & Sons
Birmingham Small Arms
Venture
J. Nowilll & Sons
Crown Sword
John Paisley
Bruce Hand                                                    
Sinclair  
Arthur Wright Knives
Taylor "Eye Witness"
Southern & Richardson
George Ibberson & Co.
Imperial Gudedge
Reginald Cooper
Woodhead
Alcock & Pierce
Mappiin & Webb
Phoenix Iron Works
John Blyde, Clintock Works
Robbins of Dudley

Major American Makers:
Landers, Frary & Clark (Fatman? OSS Stiletto)
Camillus  (USMC Stiletto)  
Case (FSSF V-42 Stiletto & other daggers)
Ek Knife Co.
Randall Made Knives

Postwar Makers:
Japan Sword Co. Japan (5th SF daggers)
Windlass Steelcraft (India)
Boker
Al Mar (USA)
Peter Parkinson (NZ)
HDG Hamiliton Daggers Glasgow (Scotland)
Paul MacDonald (Scotland)
Carl Eickhorn (Germany)
Travis Evans (Australia)
​Harry Huessin (Netherlands)
Hill Knives (Netherlands)
Egginton Knives (Sheffield, UK)
Pooley Sword (UK)
Scorpion Knives
and many of the same WW-II makers

Links to recommended sites:

Trusted Dealers:
NEW: www.h-d-g.co.uk Home H-D-G Website (Hamilton Daggers Glasgow) 1st Pattern 2nd Pattern dagger and more
http://www.savagesheaths.com/index.html  excellent copies of the Camp-X sheath
http://pooleysword.com/  successors to the Wilkinson Sword products
http://www.macdonaldarms.com/armoury/  Paul MacDonald
http://nzknives.co.nz/home.htm  Peter Parkinson
http://www.randallknives.com/  world famous Randall Knives
www.wallhandmadeknives.com  Greg Wall knives
http://spartanbladesusa.com/Fixed-Blades  Great American Made fighting knives
http://www.eggintongroup.co.uk/brands/william-rodgers Conglomerate of UK Makers 
http://www.sheffieldcollectableknives.com/product_categories/commando-knives  new link to a conglomerate of UK Makers 
http://www.kabar.com/knives/detail/215  New owner of Ek brand knives
https://sites.google.com/site/vorpalcustomknives/Home Salem Straub knifemaker
http://www.jcmilitaria.com/daggers_knives_fscommando.asp
http://www.antique-swords.eu/f-s-fairbairn-sykes-fighting-knives.html
https://www.fsknife.com/  Roy Shadbolt

Reference Sites
http://militarycarryknives.com/MKMAIN/MkMain.htm
http://www.chinditslongcloth1943.com/   interesting site on Chindits in WW-II
http://www.osssociety.org/links.html
http://www.commandoveterans.org/site/
ttp://www.combinedops.com/
http://www.amazon.com/
www.gutterfightingfilms.com (website with Fairbairn videos)
http://www.cmsm.co.uk/  combined military services museum, UK
http://blackjack.0catch.com/pages/cassidy.htm info on Fairbairn and related topics
http://www.camp-x.com/  Website for Camp - X
http://www.coleshillhouse.com/   site for the UK Home Guard
www.worldbayonets.com
http://www.museumofworldwarii.com/ New link to a very neat museum. If you are in the Boston area check it out.
http://www.cdomuseum.be/ANGLAIS/01_uk.htm   Be aware that some of the labeling of the knives is not consistent with most common usage
http://www.westhighlandmuseum.org.uk/  excellent museum

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-Although it has been around for many years, the following numbering system is considered questionable by some collectors. I include it for your perusal with the caveat that it may or may not be credible. You will find it in several books written on the subject of F-S Fighting knives. At least when people refer to a number from it you will know where the numbers are coming from.