Help on origins of folding/ fruit knife

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Lucky Phil
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Help on origins of folding/ fruit knife

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Hi,
My first post - I am seeking help to confirm the origins of this small folding/ fruit knife. I am clearing my father's estate and I am assuming this is a family heirloom (his heritage is English and Scottish).
I am assuming it is silver and that I am looking at are the standard and duty mark - but why is there no city mark?

Also what is the handle likely to be made of? it appears to be a hard plastic but is too old to be bakelite?

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Any assistance would be much appreciated!
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Re: Help on origins of folding/ fruit knife

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