Beet Knife
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These knives were used during beet harvesting. The beets were mechanically lifted, with workers following to pick up each beet, removing the tops with these knives.
A beet knife with a long blade which has a pointed end. The handle is short and brown with four rivets in it that have one black dot in the centre of each.
"Joseph ---- & Sons, Endure, Sheffield" on the knife blade
