Vintage CN Railway Silverplated Fish Knives possibly 1960s–70s Set of 7

Own a unique piece of Canadian railway history with this set of 7 vintage CN silver-plated fish knives, originally used in luxury Canadian National Railway dining cars during the 1960s–70s. Perfect for collectors of railway memorabilia, vintage silverplate, or mid-century dining sets. Historical Significance: These knives were part of full-service dining on long-distance CN passenger trains, including transcontinental routes connecting Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver, as well as luxury regional services across Eastern and Western Canada. Silver-plated flatware added an elegant touch to multi-course meals on overnight journeys. Features: Authentic CN Mark: Confirms use in Canadian National Railway dining cars. Design: Stepped, faceted handles with mid-century geometric style. Material: Silver-plated (unstamped). High-Quality Craftsmanship: Likely commissioned from reputable silversmiths of the era. Collector Appeal: Fish knives are rarer than forks or spoons, making this set especially desirable. Condition: Well-preserved vintage condition with gentle signs of age and past use, consistent with authentic mid-century flatware. Ready for display or use. Measurements: Approx. 8.5 inches per knife