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You're welcome! I have gathered some documentation on the net but since the demise of the Flash by Adobe we've lost tons of rare catalogues and useful books that used the technology.JP, your comments enrichen the world of French knives for a neophyte like me!! Thank you for all your items of information!! I may not comment, but I read your writings avidly!!
On the other hand, I am grateful to people like Mr Lemonnier who does a wonderful job.
I just read your answer. Ivory is the clue. Let me introduce you to a cousin of your knife, pictures speak by themselves.That would make sense. And not necessarily illegitimate. IIRC either you or @Âchillepattada have mentioned that it was not uncommon to take a old, worn out laguiole into the shop for a blade exchange.
It would also explain the use of ivory for the covers. Seems an oddly luxurious choice for this knife.
https://couteauxdepoche.forumactif.com/t1527-coup-de-jne-pour-un-besset
It was frequent to get a new blade when the original was too tired. Your Lag is to a Fayet what Abarth is to a Fiat!
