French knife of the day

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Aurillac in broomwood by Le Sabot

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Yatagan in horn by Arbalete G David

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Purple LeJames in celebration

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Very nice, clean lines on all the above knives!

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Montpellier by Cognet
Classic friction folder sailor’s knife with carbon steel blade.
The handle is made if a single piece of blond horn

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Aurillac in black horn by Le Sabot

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The French in white krion by Perceval

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Nice one, a bit more modern construction on it compared to most of the others we’ve seen.

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Nice one, a bit more modern construction on it compared to most of the others we’ve seen.

Yes, Perceval developed their own patterns and don’t follow the traditional ones… Reason why they have a linerlock for instance. They are very elegant nevertheless

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Le Thiers in pistachio

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Laguiole in blond horn with damasteel blade by Le Sabot

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Yatagan

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Yatagan

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Douk Douk stainless

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Donjon in horn by GR

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The French by Perceval in Gabon ebony

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No underwear, socks or ties. Happy Father’s Day to me. Be here this week.

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Thought I would share my favorite French knife here. I purchased this knife on the lower level of the train station in Zurich, Switzerland in 1982 and it has resided locked away in my general collection since. Stainless steel blade, scissors, bail and pins and marked NAGENT INOX J.M. Very nice horn handles. Best wishes to all.

Joe D.

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No underwear, socks or ties. Happy Father’s Day to me. Be here this week.

Way better than a tie!

Thought I would share my favorite French knife here. I purchased this knife on the lower level of the train station…..

Great horn on that one.

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Mr. Indestructible

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Fresh out of the mailbox. Excellent f&f and w&t. I have a feeling this one is going to see a lot of pocket time. If I have one comment it is a little thicker than I prefer but that’s it.

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Thought I would share my favorite French knife here. I purchased this knife on the lower level of the train station in Zurich, Switzerland in 1982 and it has resided locked away in my general collection since. Stainless steel blade, scissors, bail and pins and marked NAGENT INOX J.M. Very nice horn handles. Best wishes to all.

Joe D.

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Very nice piece Joe!
It’s actually a “Nogent”, named after the city, specialists of those navette style

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Mr. Indestructible

Very nice piece… I like how those Douk Douk age, always a lot of character.
And at first I thought it was a chrome handle
Clearly an understated piece