Ireland Sources


Knifemakers and their Knives




Editorial
Barry's Journal
Aubery Moore
Bowie
Knife Talk
Doug Ayen
Wayne Goddard
Knife Photography
Knife Kit
Delta Force
Bay Area Show
Sweden
Munich Show
Kingdom Of Fear
Blade Show
Knife Robbery
Bub Worrell
Worrell Bowie





Steel Alloys
Heat Treating
Mohs Scale
Conversions
Soft Alloys
Soft Alloy Heats
Time lines
Color Temp
Edge Angles
Atomic Weights
World Clock

Knife Care
Sharpening
Stones
Hones
Stolen
Tang
Pen and Sword
Nomenclature
Bike and Blade
The Hunter

Poetry
More Poetry
The Gardener
Haiku
Problem Page
Sword Poem
Forge Poem
Good Knife

Rec Knives

NWACA
Search
Sitecheck
Thanks

Terms
Privacy
Lost/Found
Quotes
List Knife

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Bibliography

The way that I followed.
An excellent study of geology in the guise of the author's rambles around Ireland by Frank Mitchell

Past Preceptions.
A series of essays on the archeology of the southwest. This is a must read. edited by Elisabeth Twohig and Margret Ronayne.

Excavations at North Gate Bridge
Study of the digging at Northgate Bridge in Cork by Maurice Hurley

Journal of the Cork Historical & Archeological Society.

Proceeding of the Royal Irish Academy.

Thanks

These documents relating to the history of cutlery in Ireland could not have been written without the help of the following people and organisations.

Stella Cherry (Curator)
and the staff
Fitzgeralds Park Museum
Cork City.
Ireland.

Staff.
Cork City Library.
Grand Parade.
Cork City.
Ireland.


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