Show us your "international" traditionals

[tiguy7]

View attachment 1215414 Lobsters from Maniago and Sakai.View attachment 1215415

 

[waynorth]

French name!!?? Anyone know?? 5 1/8"
Might be from Germany, near Bremen!!??

 

[dsutton24]

I have tons of them...

 

[dantzk8]

French name!!?? Anyone know?? 5 1/8"
Might be from Germany, near Bremen!!??

Farge. From Thiers, France. That's all what i know about it but Jolipapa certainly will help.

Dan.

 

[Jolipapa]

French name!!?? Anyone know?? 5 1/8"
Might be from Germany, near Bremen!!??
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This is a brand owned by Saint Joanis. Please don't ask what the symbol represents, could not say.
There's still a Saint Joanis existing in ... La Monnerie but not necessarily linked with.https://www.alain-saint-joanis.com/en/content/4-alain-saint-joanis

I dont know the name of this pattern, but I found something approaching in an old Cognet catalogue.

 

[Onebigbill]

Bulldog Brand

 

[draggat]

Haven't been around the forums much lately, but I have developed a minor obsession with certain French cutlery designs.

Great to see all the other international flavors here!

My favorite traditional French knife is probably the Le Thiers model. Of the different brands I've sampled Cognet seems to be the overall best quality.

Two tone Camel Bone and Giraffe Bone:



A Chambriard Le Thiers in Buffalo Bark next to the Cognet:



The normal sized 200 model above the giant 230 model:



Also loving the Cognet friction folders. Here's a Le Montpellier in cocobolo:

 

[Burnt Stag]

 

[GermanyChris]

How about a used Böker Trapper

 

[waynorth]

This is a brand owned by Saint Joanis. Please don't ask what the symbol represents, could not say.
There's still a Saint Joanis existing in ... La Monnerie but not necessarily linked with.https://www.alain-saint-joanis.com/en/content/4-alain-saint-joanis
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I dont know the name of this pattern, but I found something approaching in an old Cognet catalogue.

Almost missed this!!
Thanks Alain!!!

 

[Jolipapa]

Almost missed this!!
Thanks Alain!!!

My pleasure, Charlie!

 

[Will Power]

This is a brand owned by Saint Joanis. Please don't ask what the symbol represents, could not say.
There's still a Saint Joanis existing in ... La Monnerie but not necessarily linked with.https://www.alain-saint-joanis.com/en/content/4-alain-saint-joanis
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I dont know the name of this pattern, but I found something approaching in an old Cognet catalogue.

I like that catalogue and its contents a lot Please get me No.289 when you next go ut to the shops JP

 

[Jolipapa]

I like that catalogue and its contents a lot Please get me No.289 when you next go ut to the shops JP

You may want to look at the complete catalogue before! http://couteauxdepoche.forumactif.com/t3061-catalogue?highlight=catalogue
(prices are not for one but for a grosse ie 160 units )

 

[draggat]

This is a brand owned by Saint Joanis. Please don't ask what the symbol represents, could not say.
There's still a Saint Joanis existing in ... La Monnerie but not necessarily linked with.https://www.alain-saint-joanis.com/en/content/4-alain-saint-joanis
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I dont know the name of this pattern, but I found something approaching in an old Cognet catalogue.

Do you, or anyone else, know if theres anything like the 259 or 264 in current production?

 

[draggat]

From the top:

Italy
Spain
France
England
USA

 

[Bugdoc]

Japan



Norway, England



Germany



France


Spain


USA-Not

 

[waynorth]

Italian; "Il Gobbo"!! Saladini in Scarperia!!

 

[waynorth]

UK, France, Sardinia!! Old, new, custom!!

 

[Jolipapa]

I like that catalogue and its contents a lot Please get me No.289 when you next go ut to the shops JP

Sorry for the late answer. Nothing approaching in France that I know, but in Hungary there's the Fejesgörbe.

 

[Âchillepattada]

UK, France, Sardinia!! Old, new, custom!!
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waynorth , please Charlie , put just a drop of oil ( olive is the best ) on a paper and pass it on the horn of the handle to keep it shiny and prevent drought . Our well heated houses are not good for the horn .

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