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Stanley 0-10-598 folding pocket lnife
Stanley 0-10-598 folding pocket lnife
£9.40
100 x Original Stanley Fatmax Trimming Knife Blades 11-700
100 x Original Stanley Fatmax Trimming Knife Blades 11-700
£30.30
10 x Original Stanley 2-11-800 Carbide Knife Blades Pack of 10
10 x Original Stanley 2-11-800 Carbide Knife Blades Pack of 10
£7.30
Stanley 2-10-199 Fixed Blade Trimming Knife
Stanley 2-10-199 Fixed Blade Trimming Knife
£7.30
Stanley 0-10-819 FatMax Retractable Blade Knife PLUS Dispenser of 10 Spare Blades
Stanley 0-10-819 FatMax Retractable Blade Knife PLUS Dispenser of 10 Spare Blades
£17.75
200 x Original Stanley 1992, Heavy Duty Straight Blades, 2 notch, Stanley 1-11-921
200 x Original Stanley 1992, Heavy Duty Straight Blades, 2 notch, Stanley 1-11-921
£55.35
100 x Original Stanley 1991, Medium Duty Straight Blades, 2 notch, Stanley 1-11-911
100 x Original Stanley 1991, Medium Duty Straight Blades, 2 notch, Stanley 1-11-911
£20.85
50 x Stanley 1992 Heavy Duty Straight Blades, 2 notch, Stanley 11-921
50 x Stanley 1992 Heavy Duty Straight Blades, 2 notch, Stanley 11-921
£15.65
100 x Original Stanley 1-11-952, Heavy Duty Concave Blades, 2 notch, 2 hole, Stanley 5192
100 x Original Stanley 1-11-952, Heavy Duty Concave Blades, 2 notch, 2 hole, Stanley 5192
£33.40
Stanley 0-10-018 18mm Interlock knife
Stanley 0-10-018 18mm Interlock knife
£8.35

A brief history of Stanley Tools

The history of Stanley Tools in the UK can be traced back to the early 19th century, when the Stanley Rule and Level Company was founded in New Britain, Connecticut, in 1857. The company quickly became known for its high-quality tools, and its products were soon being exported to the...

The history of Stanley knives

Stanley knives are everywhere. It’s one of the best-known products in the world, indeed, in many parts of the world, including the UK. It has become a generic trademark, like hoovering or photoshopping. People will reach for a ‘Stanley knife’, regardless of who actually manufactured the utility knife they are...