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Mr. Scud, what is it that has you " in France for a while" ? Or, perhaps it's WHO ?
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French Le Thiers knives - traditional, or not?
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Mr. Scud, what is it that has you " in France for a while" ? Or, perhaps it's WHO ?
Professional training courses. I am no native English speaker,but I can understand English well. In France they give lessons in English, "French style"though
.I know the answer to the question has been answered but I have to add...these knives are beautiful. I've recently had an addiction to French cutlery and the Chambriard Le Compact have become one of, if not my favorite knives. I have an Ebony and Juniper handle and the Juniper handle continues to blow me away. Love it!
I think these are works of art and I feel too nice to carry I can't help but carry them but I'm starting to appreciate them as art and will probably only carry them on special occasions or at home my Svord will get the EDC duties
I think these are works of art and I feel too nice to carry
I can't help but carry them but I'm starting to appreciate them as art and will probably only carry them on special occasions or at home my Svord will get the EDC duties I know the answer to the question has been answered but I have to add...these knives are beautiful. I've recently had an addiction to French cutlery and the Chambriard Le Compact have become one of, if not my favorite knives. I have an Ebony and Juniper handle and the Juniper handle continues to blow me away. Love it!
I think these are works of art and I feel too nice to carry
Already had 2 Le Compact size (not from Chambriard), looking foward to carry them in occasions. I am a guy with small figure and small hands,yet I do feel Le Compact has too small handle for firm grip,however.