I have joined this excellent forum much too late. A year ago my early Scottish dirk was stolen during shipping from Canada to France. It is of a very recognizable type, attributed to D. MacIntyre, Kenmore : silver studded interlace pattern handle to dirk, by-knife and fork, bright-cut engraved silver pommel and mounts below handle, on top of sheath and on top and behind the sheaths for the cutlery.
Either the parcel was opened after posting or the seller fraudulently sent it empty, which I cannot prove as this would have required help from the seller's local post office. However, I have the police record and bill as proof of my ownership and the loss. I did not claim insurance in order to remain the rightful owner of this item.
Should anyone come across this dirk or know about its whereabouts please send me a private message. I am also desperately trying to find a dirk of similar vintage, not necessarily as ornate, and would gladly consider offers.
Thank you for your help.
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