Still Life

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Fox IKBS / Emanuel LeBrun ( France ) / Rwl34 for the blade / Titanium stonewashed for the bolsters / Black micarta and orange g10 back spacer / for the handel

 

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Segoff / Sébastien Garnier ( France ) / 100c6 for the blade / walnut ondé for the handel

 

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Nunc / Frédéric Maschio ( France ) / 100c6 for the blade / black micarta for the handel

 

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L-10 / by the small firm Perceval ( France ) / 19c27 for the blade / Horn of brown ram and red spacer for the handel / it's apiemontais and a liner lock

 

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Two small slip joint's / John Lloyd ( USA ) / Cpm 154 for the blade / Pinched ss bolsters and Mammoth ivory for the handel

 

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Gunstock / John Lloyd ( USA ) / Cpm 154 for the blade / Pinched ss bolsters and stag for the handel

 

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Good Night ! i go to sleep

 

[Doug Add]

As others have said, and rightly so, beautiful knives and photography! Thank you for sharing them with us.

 

[Gevonovich]

Great showing!!! I really appreciate your time and kindness in showing all your knives. Thank you Stéphane

 

[knarfeng]

Bonjour Stéphane,
Ils sont tres beaux.
Mais, rappellez, s'il vous plait, que "le framelock" il n'en est rien traditionnel.

My apologies. High school French was more than 40 years ago. And online dictionaries only help un petit peu. I am certain my grammar is atrocious.

En Anglais.
The knives are gorgeous.
Please do remember that framelocks are not considered "traditional".

 

[markksr]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful collection! :thumbup:

 

[festerfromnzed]

Very different and lovely knives you have...Welcome from New Zealand.. FES

 

[phacochère]

:thumbup:Thank you very much, it please to be able to share that with enthusiasts:thumbup:. (My wife cannot it more than I speak to her about knives).

Frank,
You have of good memory of your French, Bravo!
For me English courses it was there is little near 13 years old and I have already forgotten a lot. Fortunately that there is internet!

You have totaly reason for the framelock and I have to admit that I am not certain that Fox IKBS and next knives that I go presented goes into the traditional section.
If it is not the case, a moderator can erase comments with no problem at all:thumbup:. my apologies.

 

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Aileron / Eric Parmentier ( Belgium ) / Niolox stonewashed for the blade / Box tree for the handel

This knife has a system of blockage of the blade on the top of the knife. A flex, the system is very soft and very well adjusted. Mr. Parmentier is a realy great knifemaker, Design of these knives are often particular, but he always looks of new shape, he has to have at least 100 different models. And the level of finish is incredible.

 

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Crapahute / Eric Parmentier ( Belgium ) / Niolox stonewashed for the blade / Iron wood for the handel

To lock the blade of this knife in the open position, it is necessary to push a small pivot which blocks the blade. Then more we force on the blade more the pivot blocks her. It is the sturdy knife and very on but at the same time very light and that very well sits down to eat.

 

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Hussard / Eric Parmentier ( Belgium ) / Niolox stonewashed for the blade / old olive tree of 400 years for the handel

There they are no more photos of my knife, but it is exactly the same except for the wood for the handle. It is just for illustrating the system of blocking of the blade.

 

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T-rex / Eric Parmentier ( Belgium ) / Niolox stonewashed for the blade / Black G-10 for the handel

This is a small knife, very light, with no scale and a flex système ( like on the Benchmade knife ) to lock the blade

 

[machineage]

Fantastic collection! I don't think I've ever seen such a large collection with so many great designs. I don't think there was a single blade I wouldn't love to own.. Very well done......

 

[phacochère]

Some S.A.K. frome Victorinox and Wenger, The brand Wenger goes disparaitre there will not be more than Victorinox because they acquired Wenger

 

[phacochère]

Thank you very much Machineage !