Fairbairn Sykes B-3 Dagger Wilkinson

Wilkinson-made and B-3 type Fairbairn Sykes dagger with its hand-sharped blade

Inspection marking ⩚B2 on guard - blade size 17.1 cm (6,73") and marking 4 on "Grip"

Leather sheath with its elastic present

This type of B-3 dagge was introduced around September 1942, and this copy is one of the very first productions.

The copies stamped "⩚B2" have long raised questions, the origin of this marking having remained unknown and subject to much speculation.

It was only when some documented evidence was unearthed by Robert Wilkinson-Latham that a formal link could be established with Wilkinson Sword, confirming that it is a property and/or inspection mark "⩚B2".

This inspection mark is usually found on B-2 dags, which makes this type of model particularly RARE.

Beautiful copy presenting a blade in excellent condition with a partially blurred surface treatment, as well as a homogeneous patina testifying to its use

⚠️ Legal Notice
This item is a historical edged weapon from World War II, offered for collection and historical study purposes only.

In accordance with current French regulations (Decree No. 2025-894 of 5 September 2025 and related texts), certain edged weapons may be subject to restrictions on sale or possession.

Sale restricted to persons aged 18 or over.
If this model were to be reclassified under future legislation, the sale may be suspended or limited to authorized buyers.