French regional knives...

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A classic looking Laguiole, Gev!!:thumbsup:
What's for dinner??:)
 
when the Colissimo package arrives it is always exciting!
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This knife maker is located in Taillebourg, Charente-Maritime, France. While this barrel knife design is associated with Sweden, I think Mr. Remaud is making the nicest barrel knife anywhere and his version is very French. These both have juniper handles, my favorite material for French knives.

These are just beautiful knives, with a sturdy, simple mechanism. Very finely finished, and any smudges or streaks are just from my poor photos and grubby hands.

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Here are a few pictures Mr. Remaud sent me.

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Elgatodeacero said:
when the Colissimo package arrives it is always exciting!
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This knife maker is located in Taillebourg, Charente-Maritime, France. While this design is associated with Finland, I think Mr. Remaud is making the nicest barrel knife anywhere and his version is very French. These
both have juniper handles, my favorite material for French knives.
These are just beautiful knives, with a sturdy, simple mechanism. Very finely finished, and any smudges or streaks are just from my poor photos and grubby hands.

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Here are a few pictures Mr. Remaud sent me.

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The most elegant specimens I've seen .....wow !!! Thanks for the treat :eek::D:thumbsup:
 
waynorth said:
Nice-looking knives, ElGato!!:thumbsup:
I must try one out sometime!!:)
Handy and safe??o_O
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That Swedish pattern was frequently used by French fishermen fishing cod around Newfoundland, thus the name morutier, from morue (cod) also called tonneau (barrel), but there's another knife with the same name. JMR makes a very nice rendition and these are no exception. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
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