Composite cutlery implement in the form of a pen/camp knife. The set consists of a single bladed knife, a fork with three tines and a spoon made from a different metal, possibly brass. All three implements fold into the hilt of a wooden handle. There is a small (possibly removable) rectangular piece of metal at the rear of the handle which could be a tinderflint.
folding knife (knife (general & multipurpose)); fork (general & multipurpose); spoon (general & multipurpose); tinderflint; eating set
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pipe bowl (pipe (narcotics & intoxicants: smoking))
tray
wick cover (narcotics & intoxicants: smoking); cover (containers (general & multipurpose))
figure (ritual & belief: representations)
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