A "PIECE of Cornish history" has potentially been saved for posterity after magistrates agreed with a solicitor's request that it should not be destroyed.The historic item, described by solicitor Steve Cox as having a "shrimp-shaped" blade, is believed to be a 600-year-old gutting tool used by fishermen around the coast of Cornwall.It had been found in the pocket of a man arrested in Newquay in December, Bodmin court was told.The man, Christopher Rouse, 33, of no fixed...
