Traditional French Fry day

[cbach8tw]

waynorth do you still have Le 1925 by Marie Taillardat? Would love to know how you have used it. I broke out my green Douk Douk in Sandvik. Very thin and sharp and very light to carry. I have also enjoyed seeing some of the Sons of Douk Douk with the aboriginal artwork on the handles.

 

[waynorth]

waynorth do you still have Le 1925 by Marie Taillardat? Would love to know how you have used it.

I still have it!! It is a safe queen - unused!!!

 

[cbach8tw]

I still have it!! It is a safe queen - unused!!!

Thanks, they say she has made a smaller version of it 1925 B , but I have not been able to see any pics of it.

 

[Jolipapa]

Did someone say Pradel?
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Is there any way to date it? I am really curious to narrow down the "1867-nowadays" frame. It is safe to assume that it is not of the 19th, nor the 21st century, but that's it. Maybe closer to the middle of the 20th century... Bolsters (and liners, I think) are steel, if that helps.

Pradel has become a generic name, so impossible to say when it was assembled and by who. Probably 70-90's, but still in production.

 

[Skyline Drive]

Cash, Dylan and Latreille.

 

[lambertiana]

Cash, Dylan and Latreille.

Fantastic knife. Jerome does it again.

 

[The Zieg]

Pradel has become a generic name, so impossible to say when it was assembled and by who. Probably 70-90's, but still in production.

Almost like Laguiole?