The Canadian Army KFS Set Dated 1964 Silco is a standard-issue field cutlery set used by Canadian military personnel during the mid-20th century. KFS refers to “Knife, Fork, and Spoon,” the three essential components included in the set. Manufactured by Silco in 1964, this set features stainless steel construction, providing durability and resistance to corrosion suitable for field use. Each piece is typically stamped with the manufacturer’s mark, the date of production, and a Canadian military broad arrow or property mark, attesting to its authenticity and official military use. The design emphasizes functionality, with the utensils designed to interlock or nest together for compact storage and easy transport. Such items were standard issue for Canadian Army servicemembers and commonly found in soldiers’ mess kits. KFS sets of this type reflect the logistical approaches of Cold War-era militaries, prioritizing practicality and longevity in personal equipment.









