The French in the Harlequin scheme by Perceval
Didn't know that maker before but they seem to make really quality stuff
Received it from Texas from Knives of France
The finish is flawless, linerlock, more on the larger size but really slick design and I love the inlay style handle
The French Harlequin from Perceval
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Re: The French Harlequin from Perceval
Cool knife. What is the handle material?julsblade wrote: ↑Wed Feb 02, 2022 4:34 pm The French in the Harlequin scheme by Perceval
Didn't know that maker before but they seem to make really quality stuff
Received it from Texas from Knives of France
The finish is flawless, linerlock, more on the larger size but really slick design and I love the inlay style handle
Harlequin.jpg
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Re: The French Harlequin from Perceval
Looks like a butcher block of different colored woods. Really neat design and workmanship.
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Re: The French Harlequin from Perceval
That is one beautiful knife you have there Juls!julsblade wrote: ↑Wed Feb 02, 2022 4:34 pm The French in the Harlequin scheme by Perceval
Didn't know that maker before but they seem to make really quality stuff
Received it from Texas from Knives of France
The finish is flawless, linerlock, more on the larger size but really slick design and I love the inlay style handle
Harlequin.jpg
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