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Some more from Coutellia: the booth of "Les Vieilles Lames en Montagne Thiernoise".
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And another "Le Thiers" I bought at Coutellia. This one made by MC Thiers.
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Some tables at this years Coutellia.
Guiseppe Galante Su Fusteri from Sardinia.
Didot Knife from France.
Ottonello Roberto from Italy.
Guiseppe Galante Su Fusteri from Sardinia.
Didot Knife from France.
Ottonello Roberto from Italy.
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Another marvel made by my friend Jean-Paul Daire. Scales are made from mammoth.
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Another marvel made by my friend Jean-Paul Daire. Scales are made from mammoth.
This one belongs in the Louvre.
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The table of Romain Alvarez at Coutellia.
Atelier Graveline.
Custom and antique knives.
Atelier Graveline.
Custom and antique knives.
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A 13 cm Laguiole with scales made from deer antler by "La Coutellerie de Laigue".
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Le Liadou knife is an interesting one. I prefer the smaller one, the large size is definitely belt carry due to the thickness of the handle. Very comfortable in hand. The butt end has a shape more reminiscent of a laguiole, becoming more squared at the opposite side. Excellent fit and finish with a strong spring and half stop.
I've seen them available in carbon steel as well, but not as readily available as the stainless. Seems to be the case for a lot of European knives. I've actually had several dealers push me to get stainless instead of carbon a few times.
I've seen them available in carbon steel as well, but not as readily available as the stainless. Seems to be the case for a lot of European knives. I've actually had several dealers push me to get stainless instead of carbon a few times.
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Another French folder with scales made with wood from the Wild Service Tree. A "Le Nayrac" from Jérôme Lamic.
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A French folder made by "Les Couteliers de Fontainebleau", a "Le Grimpeur".
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A French folder made by "Les Couteliers de Fontainebleau", a "Le Grimpeur".
Very nice. Classy. What is the handle material?
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A French folder made by "Les Couteliers de Fontainebleau", a "Le Grimpeur".
Great knives and fabulous guys to work with; showed steps along the way! One of the best knives out of France that I own!
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This one I have shown before, from knIves of France< about as close I could get to liadou.
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A 12 cm "Laguiole Droit" made by Benoît Salesses. Blade made from RWL34 and mammoth scales.
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Some more pics from Coutellia.
The table of Romain Alvarez.
A dealer of used and vintage knives.
Isabelle et Pascal Graveline.
The table of Romain Alvarez.
A dealer of used and vintage knives.
Isabelle et Pascal Graveline.
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An Opinel No. 08, mounted on a piece of wood from the Service Tree.
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