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They don't look at all like my idea of a capuchin. They're beautiful nonetheless.Two modern versions of the Capuchadou, with Horn handles!!

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They don't look at all like my idea of a capuchin. They're beautiful nonetheless.Two modern versions of the Capuchadou, with Horn handles!!
Capuchin must not equal Capuchadou, IMO, but i don't speak French!!They don't look at all like my idea of a capuchin.
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Yeah. Me neither.Capuchin must not equal Capuchadou, IMO, but i don't speak French!!
They're also a kind of monk, who wore a hood that resembled enough the end of the handle to give the knife its name, if memory serves.Last I heard tell, Capuchin were monkeys, not knivesbut in any case, it sounds close
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Which brings up that age-old question,Capucines were/are a type of Catholic order. From this stem the name for the monkeys and the high octane concentrated coffee treat!
That's a fantastic question.Which brings up that age-old question,
"which came first, the Coffee or the Monk(ey)??"
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Very Nice!!French Friday
Beautiful Knife!! Special Horn!!!Picked up this 5 Coqs awhile back.