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This article confirms that the V&A's knife is one of at least twenty examples surviving in other museums and collections or published during the nineteenth century, and is the first study to consider them as a group.

However, the inscription '.i.9 tenor' implies the existence of other voices, suggesting that it was once part of a larger set of knives, each of which bore one part of a complete polyphonic, or multi-voiced, song. This knife is usually presented as a single item.

On one side of its broad blade is a clear, perfectly notated musical setting of a blessing of the table, to be sung before a meal on the other, a prayer giving thanks, to be sung when the meal has ended. One of the rarest sixteenth-century objects going into the new Medieval and Renaissance Galleries has a dual identity: it is both a knife and a piece of music.