Draper TK 202 Trimming Knife Circa 1982/83

Whilst at the car boot sale the other week I came across a guy selling any three items for £1 so I had a look round the stall. In one box I found this Draper TK202 trimming knife.

I tried to research the knife online but drew a blank so I reached out to Draper tools on Instagram and they were very helpful sending me a page from their 1982/83 catalogue with the knife.

I like the ergonomics of this utility knife, it is very comfortable to use. It might look a little odd but it is great to hold.

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[Traderjoe]

Look at how nicely they were molded on the inside. A very fine casting that was. If you look at the inside of a modern Stanley thats probably made in China, its unseen interior will have all kinds of imperfections and flashing and pits etc, but the Draper was flawless inside. A testament to the skilled hands of its English made heritage.

[Traderjoe]

Its a nice, ergonomic designed handle!

[RPKGameVids]

'Made in England' So rare to see that this these days, or even made in Britain or made in UK.

That car wax must be old, it's got a red Mk1 Focus on it, just like the car that I drive, lol.

[OwlmanHooter]

Is there no way to withdraw the blade without unscrewing the handle?