Believed to have been produced sometime in the 1870s or 1880s. Seven and 7/8 inch blade, symmetrically double edged, and marked "GEORGE BUTLER & Co/ (key logo)/ TRINITY WORKS/ SHEFFIELD/ ENGLAND" on the upper left side. German silver handguard, round with a pair of rectangular extensions, the upper extension drilled to accept a retention clip. Ebony handle, 5" long with a 3/8" ribbed German silver collar and a stud on the pommel. With a brown leather sheath, marked "SHEFFIELD/ ART/ ENGLAND" and "(key logo)/ G. BUTLER/ & CO" on the front, with a spiked retention clip in the throat.

Fine, with mild spotting and scratching on the otherwise very fine blade, along with some etching along the top of the ricasso. Silver is fine as period repaired, with a set of four rivets securing a pair of cracks in the throat and fine color. A thin crack runs down the underside of the grip, which is otherwise very good. Sheath is very fine, with some mild wear.