French knife of the day
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Donjon carbon steel in horn by GR
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Beautiful knife! Is there a name for that style of handle end(the was it curls around on itself)?
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Not sure there is a proper name but it’s called “en crosse” named after the shepherd’s crook carried by bishops
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Thanks for the reply. Something for me to research.Knives-of-france wrote: ↑Tue May 06, 2025 4:36 pm Not sure there is a proper name but it’s called “en crosse” named after the shepherd’s crook carried by bishops
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Navette “boxer” in carbon steel and brass by Coursolle
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1800's french chatellerault mop picklock folding knife...
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Really nice!
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Hiya guys,I picked up this French multi knife recently,with a mother of pearl handle.I would love and history on the maker's mark,as I can find nothing online.Many thanks Gus
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Nice rare knife I couldn't find nothing about it...
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Hi Gus
This is a classic “tourist” pattern, pretty popular back in the days. Based on the tools I’d say from the 70’s or early 80’s
It’s not a maker mark but more likely the name of a store or a promotional piece. Unfortunately I can’t give much information.
Nice piece however, after a bit of cleaning it will be a nice collector piece
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