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[XpilonX]

Hi
Can someone help me who knows more about knivesG. David, I know that it is of French origin, and some basic information, but I don't know the exact authenticity of the knife, I believe that there are professionals here who can tell me exactly about the origin of this knife??? I hope I can get the pictures up.

I still can't insert the pictures, I don't know why it's not accepting my link, I'll try to describe it as best as I can: On the back of the knife is a bee or a fly, with slightly spread wings, while underneath is a leaf-shaped pattern, engraved, also engraved G. David on the blade, like the sword with the inscription Laguiole, steel 440, I'm not sure about the handle, whether it's made of horn, or bone, or wood, it doesn't look like wood, while the blade opens, it's a pocket knife and very strong, solid and sharp, you can see that it's made of high quality.

 

[knarfeng]

Hi
Can someone help me who knows more about knivesG. David, I know that it is of French origin, and some basic information, but I don't know the exact authenticity of the knife, I believe that there are professionals here who can tell me exactly about the origin of this knife??? I hope I can get the pictures up.

I still can't insert the pictures, I don't know why it's not accepting my link, I'll try to describe it as best as I can: On the back of the knife is a bee or a fly, with slightly spread wings, while underneath is a leaf-shaped pattern, engraved, also engraved G. David on the blade, like the sword with the inscription Laguiole, steel 440, I'm not sure about the handle, whether it's made of horn, or bone, or wood, it doesn't look like wood, while the blade opens, it's a pocket knife and very strong, solid and sharp, you can see that it's made of high quality.

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[ferider]

The bee means it’s a Laguiole knife.

You can search Laguiole Arbalète G. David.

Of course a picture will help to tell you more details.