Sheepsfoot Douk Douk

[P_A_S_1]

Are these still made? Was looking for a small carbon (160) french douk with a sheepsfoot blade. I've found a few photos on line that were about 10 years old, not sure if it was a sprint run or not.

 

[screened porch]

You've got me googling.
Somebody who says he has the full line doesn't have a sheepsfoot. Somebody who has old catalogs says there were sheepsfoot douk douks in the 1960s.
I think if they were out there, they'd come up in a search. If they have been out there, maybe the place to search would be the auction site?

Or maybe not. I don't see any there now.

 

[CujiWuji]

This thread may help, it looks like it's got a few examples showing the sheepsfoot along with maker names. I'm not sure if any are still in production but it could be a good starting point:

Douk-Douk Question

Fred Perrin's Vendedouk is , IMO, a fantastic knife. Stabby, stabby but a very successful combination of the Corsican Vendetta and the Douk-Douk. And yes, the bigger sizes don't actually need the bail. I like your patina : you managed to almost match the gun blue of the Tiki. Nice !

www.bladeforums.com

 

[CujiWuji]

actually, if you google this it should get you what you want from a company called Maison Bertheir

Couteau Douk-Douk PM Stylet par Cognet​

 

[P_A_S_1]

Great. Thank you.

 

[Will Power]

@CujiWuji thanks for that link, really like the 'chopper' look of these and my dealings with that firm have all been good ( I am in the EU though)

Do I need another DD? No but I need it

 

[CujiWuji]

@CujiWuji thanks for that link, really like the 'chopper' look of these and my dealings with that firm have all been good ( I am in the EU though)

Do I need another DD? No but I need it

There is ALWAYS room for another knife

 

[Jolipapa]

A good memory aid :


A SFO (sorry for the poor picture, it was during a Motor Show and the day had been hard...)




More on Douks : http://tous-les-douk-douk.overblog.com/

 

[P_A_S_1]

The shipping costs more then the knife .

Thanks for the posts and links, appreciate it.

 

[Will Power]

The shipping costs more then the knife .

Thanks for the posts and links, appreciate it.

Best buy several knives then be the same cost! Shipping costs have gone off the scale everywhere, then if you buy an American knife here there's 25% import tax to cough up as well They're trying to make our vocation extinct.....

 

[Jolipapa]

Best buy several knives then be the same cost! Shipping costs have gone off the scale everywhere, then if you buy an American knife here there's 25% import tax to cough up as well They're trying to make our vocation extinct.....

Shipping to USA varies between 20/30€ but normally ships tax free. A few don't apply the discount, which is not fair. Don't hesitate to ask for tax-free.
The less expensive (and as safe if not safer) is sending in bubble enveloppe with registered mail.