coltelli laguiole

Intended use: Collection
Production type: Handcrafted
Country of manufacture: France
Blade: Stainless steel
Blade finish: Satin with “Ebène – Ebony – Ebenholz” engraving
Handle: Matte ebony wood
Blade length: 100mm
Blade thickness: 3mm
Closed length: 107mm
Total length: 207mm
Closed thickness: 12mm
Weight: 75g
Locking mechanism: Slipjoint
Clip: None
Packaging: Gift box with Eiffel Tower certificate
Notes: Brass plate with engraved Eiffel Tower, hand guilloché, special Paris edition

Use: Collection
Production type: Handcrafted
Country of origin: France
Blade: Sandvik stainless steel
Blade finish: Satin
Handle: Stabilized Fire Red Elder Burl wood
Blade length: 100mm
Blade thickness: 3mm
Closed length: 107mm
Total length: 207mm
Closed thickness: 12mm
Weight: 90g
Locking mechanism: Slipjoint
Clip: None
Packaging: Gift box with certificate of authenticity
Notes: hand-engraved spring with globe motif, handcrafted from natural materials

An authentic tradition of craftsmanship
The Laguiole knife is not just a tool, but a work of art that is the result of an ancient French craftsmanship tradition, a symbol of elegance and craftsmanship. With its refined design and quality materials, it is the ideal accessory for any occasion. Perfect for lovers of traditions and unique objects, this knife is the epitome of craftsmanship, dating back to 1829 in the small village of Laguiole.

Product features.
Pressed horn handle: Elegant and functional, with a shiny finish that ensures a comfortable and pleasant grip during use.
Brass heads: They give a touch of luxury and sturdiness to the knife.
Sandvik 12C27MOD stainless steel blade: With a length of 10 cm, it ensures precision and durability for precise and safe cuts.
Symbolic Abeille: It is the bee welded on the back of the knife, a hallmark of Laguiole, representing quality and tradition.
Stainless steel back spring: Handcrafted and engraved, it ensures a smooth opening and closing of the knife.
Handmade: Each knife is crafted by a single artisan, following a process of up to 109 steps.
Important Note: The knife features a handle made of pressed horn, which is a material shaped by heating and pressure, thus softer and more delicate than solid horn. Although it does not feature the shepherd's cross, the pressed horn still has a unique beauty, making it perfect for those looking for a distinctive and elegant knife.

The Laguiole knife is the ideal companion for a picnic, a barbecue with friends, or even for slicing a charcuterie during an aperitif. A timeless accessory that combines functionality with tradition.

Intended Use: Sporty / Collection

Type of production: Handcrafted
Country of manufacture: Laguiole, France
Blade: Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel
Blade treatment: Mirror polished
Handle: Pressed horn and brass
Blade length: 110mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Total length: 220mm.
Weight: 90g.
Opening: manual, two-handed
Closure: slipjoint, single spring
Recommendation: always accompany the blade when closing, to prevent the thread from beating and getting damaged

Laguiole knives, originating from the village of Laguiole in France, date back to the 19th century. First created by Pierre-Jean Calmels in 1829, the knives were used by local shepherds and farmers. The original design was inspired by Spanish Navaja knives and included a folding blade. Over time, the iconic bee symbol, considered a mark of quality, was added. The craft tradition has evolved, but Laguiole knives have remained a symbol of French elegance and craftsmanship. Today, they are made both by hand and industrially, maintaining their status as prized and sought-after items.

Intended use: regional/collectible

Type of production: handcrafted
Country of manufacture: France
Blade: laminated Japanese stainless damascus steel, with VG-10 cutting edge
Handle: ebony wood and bone 
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Total length: 220mm.
Weight: 110g.
Closure: rear retention spring
Clip: -
Scabbard: -
Notes: -

The internationally awarded forge of Laguiole en Aubrac is a benchmark for traditional French craftsmanship.

This traditionally designed Laguiole knife bears the LOG (Laguiole Origine Garantie) quality mark, which means that it was made entirely by hand in Laguiole by a master blacksmith in accordance with the strict quality criteria and LOG production specifications. Depending on the version, it requires between 109 and 216 work steps.

The handle is stabilised by two solid steel hilt bolsters. The left handle bears the traditional shepherd's cross (croix du berger) as decoration. 

The back spring (with the Maltese cross symbol) was forged from a single piece and decorated by hand. The decoration is the unique 'signature' of the master smith, registered with the Prefecture of Puy-de-Dôme. 

Intended use: Regional/Collection

Type of production: artisanal
Blade: Stainless steel 12C27
Blade production: France
Handle: Blond cow horn
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Total length: 220mm.
Balance: -
Weight: 104g.
Closure: Rear retention spring
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: -

The internationally awarded forge of Laguiole en Aubrac is a benchmark for traditional French craftsmanship.

This traditionally designed Laguiole knife bears the LOG (Laguiole Origine Garantie) quality mark, which means that it was made entirely by hand in Laguiole by a master blacksmith in accordance with the strict quality criteria and LOG production specifications. Depending on the version, it requires between 109 and 216 work steps.

The handle is stabilised by two solid steel hilt bolsters. The left handle bears the traditional shepherd's cross (croix du berger) as decoration. 

The back spring (with the Pilgrim's shell symbol) was forged from a single piece and decorated by hand. The decoration is the unique 'signature' of the master smith, registered with the Prefecture of Puy-de-Dôme. 

The blade uses 67-layer Japanese VG10 rolled steel, manufactured by Takefu Steel.

Intended use: Regional/Collection

Type of production: artisanal
Blade: Damascus and Japanese VG10 rolled steel
Blade production: France
Handle: Blond Cowhorn
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Total length: 220mm.
Balance: -
Weight: 104g.
Closure: Rear retention spring
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: -

Knife made by hand according to the tradition of the French cutlery of Thiers that ensures the absence of manufacturing defects under normal use.

Blade: 12C27 Swedish steel with 54HRC satin finish.
Handle: in olive wood
Blade length: 105 mm.
Blade thickness: 4 mm.
Total length: 240 mm.
Weight: 160 g.
Closure: spring
Sheath: -
Note:

Knife made by hand according to the tradition of the French cutlery of Thiers that ensures the absence of manufacturing defects under normal use.

Blade: 12C27 Swedish steel with 54HRC satin finish.
Handle: in olive wood
Blade length: 105 mm.
Blade thickness: 4 mm.
Total length: 240 mm.
Weight: 160 g.
Closure: spring
Sheath: -
Note:

Intended Use: Regional / Collection

Type of production: Hand
Blade: sanmai steel with sharp VG10 burnished and damask cheeks to 32 layers
Production Country: France
Handle: Carbon fiber with aluminum liners
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Closed Length: 120mm.
Overall length: 220mm.
Weight: 70g.
Closure: retaining spring
Clip: absent
Sheath: absent
Notes: -

Intended Use: Regional / Collection

Type of production: Hand
Blade: laminated damask steel and VG10 Japanese
Production Country: France
Handle: wood ash
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Closed Length: 120mm.
Overall length: 220mm.
Weight: 104g.
Closure: retaining spring
Clip: absent
Sheath: absent
Notes: -

Intended Use: Regional / Collection

Type of production: Hand
Blade: laminated damascus steel and VG10 Japanese
Production Lama France
Handle: Giraffe bone with pink / purple color
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Closed Length: 120mm.
Overall length: 220mm.
Weight: 104g.
Closure: retaining spring
Clip: absent
Sheath: absent
Notes: -

Laguiole en Aubrac - Cognet in horn tip - craft knife

Destination: Knife regional French handmade.

This knife is produced by one of the companies aThiers knives oldest in France

Blade: carbon steel.
Handle: horn tip
Blade length: 10 mm.
Blade thickness: 3 mm.
Overall length: 226 mm.
Weight: 54 g.
Folders: Stainless Steel
Head: Stainless Steel
Closing: no lock blade
Clip: None
Sheath: None

Laguiole En Aubrac - olive wood with knife in sanmai Japanese - knife collection

Intended Use : Regional / Collection

Type of production : craft
Blade: damascus steel and laminated VG10 Japanese
Production Lama : France
Handle: olive wood
Blade length : 100mm .
Blade Thickness : 3mm.
Closed Length : 120mm .
Overall length : 220mm .
Balancing : -
Weight: 84g .
Closure: rear spring retention
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: -

Intended Use: Regional / Collection

Type of production: craft
Blade: Black Damascus Handforged
Production Lama: France
Handle material: cow horn tip with central inserts in Black Damascus, double liners in steel and 24k gold.
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Closed Length: 120mm.
Overall length: 220mm.
Balancing: -
Weight: 116g.
Closure: rear spring retention
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Note: gift box in leather with logos Laguile en Aubrac - Specimen in limited and numbered edition, serial number # 01

Laguiole En Aubrac - Horn blond with sanmai Japanese blade - knife collection

Intended Use: Regional / Collection

Type of production: craft
Blade: damascus steel and laminated VG10 Japanese
Production Lama: France
Handle: Horn blond
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Closed Length: 120mm.
Overall length: 220mm.
Balancing: -
Weight: 91g.
Closure: rear spring retention
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: -

Laguiole En Aubrac - Buffalo horn with sanmai Japanese blade - knife collection

Intended Use: Regional / Collection

Type of production: craft
Blade: damascus steel and laminated VG10 Japanese
Production Lama: France
Handle: Buffalo Horn
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Closed Length: 120mm.
Overall length: 220mm.
Balancing: -
Weight: 90g.
Closure: rear spring retention
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: -

Laguiole en Aubrac - Bone with double blosters carbon - knife collection

Intended Use: Regional / Collection

Type of production: craft
Blade: Stainless steel 12C27
Production Blade: France
Handle: double blosters bone with carbon black and white
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Closed Length: 120mm.
Overall length: 220mm.
Balancing: -
Weight: 74g.
Closure: rear spring retention
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: -

Laguiole en Aubrac - Bone with double bolsters carbon - knife collection

Intended Use: Regional / Collection

Type of production: craft
Blade: Stainless steel 12C27
Production Blade: France
Handle: double blosters bone with carbon black and white
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Closed Length: 120mm.
Overall length: 220mm.
Balancing: -
Weight: 74g.
Closure: rear spring retention
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: -

Laguiole en Aubrac - Double Head - Ebony Wood - knife collection

Intended Use: Regional / Collection

Type of production: craft
Blade: Stainless steel 12C27
Production Blade: France
Handle: ebony
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Closed Length: 120mm.
Overall length: 220mm.
Balancing: -
Weight: 110g.
Closure: rear spring retention
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: -

Laguiole en Aubrac - Centre of Horn spring engraved with the Maltese Cross with blade sanmai - knife

Intended Use: Regional / Collection

Type of production: crafts
Blade: rolled steel damask and Japanese VG10
Production Lama France
Handle: Horn Cattle Blonde
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Overall length: 220mm.
Balancing: -
Weight: 104g.
Closure: rear spring retention
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: -

Laguiole En Aubrac - Lily inlaid - ebony - knife

Intended use: Collection / Sports

Type of production: handmade
Blade: Stainless steel 12C27
Production Blade: France
Handle: Horn Cattle Blonde
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Thickness of handle: 33mm.
Length closed: 118mm.
Total length: 217mm.
Balance: -
Weight: 98g.
Closure: rear spring retention
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: accompanied by presentation box and bag in cotton with logo Laguiole En Aubrac

Laguiole En Aubrac - Myctic Horn Blonde - knife

Intended use: Collection / Sports

Type of production: handmade
Blade: Stainless steel 12C27
Production Blade: France
Handle: Horn Cattle Blonde
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 118mm.
Total length: 217mm.
Balance: -
Weight: 64g.
Closure: rear spring retention
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: accompanied by presentation box and bag in cotton with logo Laguiole En Aubrac

Laguiole En Aubrac - Double Spring - Juniper

Intended use: Sport

Type of production: Industrial
Production Blade: France
Blade: Stainless steel 12C27
Treatment Blade: satin
Handle: Wood Juniper
Blade length: 98mm.
Blade thickness: 2.5mm.
Length closed: 119mm.
Total length: 217mm.
Thick when closed: 20mm.
Balance: -
Weight: 102g.
Closure: A double spring
Clip: -
Sheath: -
package:
Notes:

Laguiole, which can be defined as the "capital" of the Aubrac, is a small town of about 900 inhabitants that became known all over the world for the traditional Laguiole knife.

The Laguiole knife, also known as a knife-corkscrew, loved by the best sommeliers in the world, is said to have evolved from the one used daily by the people of the region since the fourteenth century. It is said that they received it from their parents on the occasion of the First Communion, and used it with love for life as a friend, and as an "amulet".

The Laguiole knife refers to an older model called capuchadou, which the Aubrac breeders used every day since the fourteenth century. The farmers brought it with them, hung on their belts and used it to work wood, or to cut bread and cheese. It is said that, at the end of the working day, they put it on the ground, like a cross, to offer their evening prayer.

The current Laguiole knife, has its prototype in the one designed by Pierre-Jean Calmels, at the beginning of the nineteenth century. At the time, many Catalans lived in this region, used for deforestation or other jobs. They used a clasp knife, a curved blade called a navaja, and Calmels created a beautiful and functional instrument, fusing the traditional navaja and Laguiole knife, heir to the capuchadou. Still today, keeping the tradition, each Laguiole En Aubrac knife is handcrafted by Laguiole's artisans.

Intended use: Collection / Sports

Type of production: Artisan
Country of production: Laguiole, France
Blade: Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel
Blade treatment: Satin
Handle: Pistachio wood
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Total length: 220mm.
Weight: 46g.
Opening: manual, two-handed
Closure: simple spring
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: always accompany the blade during closing to prevent the thread from beating and ruining

Laguiole, which can be defined as the "capital" of the Aubrac, is a small town of about 900 inhabitants that became known all over the world for the traditional Laguiole knife.

The Laguiole knife, also known as a knife-corkscrew, loved by the best sommeliers in the world, is said to have evolved from the one used daily by the people of the region since the fourteenth century. It is said that they received it from their parents on the occasion of the First Communion, and used it with love for life as a friend, and as an "amulet".

The Laguiole knife refers to an older model called capuchadou, which the Aubrac breeders used every day since the fourteenth century. The farmers brought it with them, hung on their belts and used it to work wood, or to cut bread and cheese. It is said that, at the end of the working day, they put it on the ground, like a cross, to offer their evening prayer.

The current Laguiole knife, has its prototype in the one designed by Pierre-Jean Calmels, at the beginning of the nineteenth century. At the time, many Catalans lived in this region, used for deforestation or other jobs. They used a clasp knife, a curved blade called a navaja, and Calmels created a beautiful and functional instrument, fusing the traditional navaja and Laguiole knife, heir to the capuchadou. Still today, keeping the tradition, each Laguiole En Aubrac knife is handcrafted by Laguiole's artisans.

Intended use: Collection / Sports

Type of production: Artisan
Country of production: Laguiole, France
Blade: Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel
Blade treatment: Polished
Handle: brown leather
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Total length: 220mm.
Weight: 68g.
Opening: manual, two-handed
Closure: simple spring
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: always accompany the blade during closing to prevent the thread from beating and ruining

Laguiole, which can be defined as the "capital" of the Aubrac, is a small town of about 900 inhabitants that became known all over the world for the traditional Laguiole knife.

The Laguiole knife, also known as a knife-corkscrew, loved by the best sommeliers in the world, is said to have evolved from the one used daily by the people of the region since the fourteenth century. It is said that they received it from their parents on the occasion of the First Communion, and used it with love for life as a friend, and as an "amulet".

The Laguiole knife refers to an older model called capuchadou, which the Aubrac breeders used every day since the fourteenth century. The farmers brought it with them, hung on their belts and used it to work wood, or to cut bread and cheese. It is said that, at the end of the working day, they put it on the ground, like a cross, to offer their evening prayer.

The current Laguiole knife, has its prototype in the one designed by Pierre-Jean Calmels, at the beginning of the nineteenth century. At the time, many Catalans lived in this region, used for deforestation or other jobs. They used a clasp knife, a curved blade called a navaja, and Calmels created a beautiful and functional instrument, fusing the traditional navaja and Laguiole knife, heir to the capuchadou. Still today, keeping the tradition, each Laguiole En Aubrac knife is handcrafted by Laguiole's artisans.

Intended use: Collection / Sports

Type of production: Artisan
Country of production: Laguiole, France
Blade: Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel
Blade treatment: Satin
Handle: Olive wood, with double stainless steel bolsters
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Total length: 220mm.
Weight: 68g.
Opening: manual, two-handed
Closure: simple spring
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: always accompany the blade during closing to prevent the thread from beating and ruining

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ATTENZIONE: trattandosi di prodotto artigianale, l'aspetto esteriore (colori, finiture, ecc.) varia rispetto al pezzo fotografato.

Coltello chiudibile realizzato artigianalmente dalla Laguiole En Aubrac, una delle migliori e più antiche aziende francesi produttrici di coltelli “Laguiole”.

Lama: in acciaio 12C27 Stainless Steel
Manicatura: legno di ginepro
Lunghezza lama: 100 mm.
Spessore della lama: 2,5 mm.
Lunghezza totale: 220 mm.
Peso: 95g.
Chiusura: molla
Fodero: -
Note: cavaturaccioli

Laguiole, which can be defined as the "capital" of the Aubrac, is a small town of about 900 inhabitants that became known all over the world for the traditional Laguiole knife.

The Laguiole knife, also known as a knife-corkscrew, loved by the best sommeliers in the world, is said to have evolved from the one used daily by the people of the region since the fourteenth century. It is said that they received it from their parents on the occasion of the First Communion, and used it with love for life as a friend, and as an "amulet".

The Laguiole knife refers to an older model called capuchadou, which the Aubrac breeders used every day since the fourteenth century. The farmers brought it with them, hung on their belts and used it to work wood, or to cut bread and cheese. It is said that, at the end of the working day, they put it on the ground, like a cross, to offer their evening prayer.

The current Laguiole knife, has its prototype in the one designed by Pierre-Jean Calmels, at the beginning of the nineteenth century. At the time, many Catalans lived in this region, used for deforestation or other jobs. They used a clasp knife, a curved blade called a navaja, and Calmels created a beautiful and functional instrument, fusing the traditional navaja and Laguiole knife, heir to the capuchadou. Still today, keeping the tradition, each Laguiole En Aubrac knife is handcrafted by Laguiole's artisans.

Intended use: Collection / Sports

Type of production: Artisan
Country of production: Laguiole, France
Blade: Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel
Blade treatment: Polished
Handle: maple briar
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Total length: 220mm.
Weight: 68g.
Opening: manual, two-handed
Closure: simple spring
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: always accompany the blade during closing to prevent the thread from beating and ruining

Coltello chiudibile realizzato artigianalmente dalla Laguiole En Aubrac una delle migliori e più antiche aziende francesi produttrici di coltelli “Laguiole”.

– Acciaio Lama: 12C27 lucidata a specchio 

– Manicatura: in Fibra di Carbonio e Texalium

– Lunghezza totale: cm 21,5

– Lunghezza lama: cm 10

– Molla e “mosca” o “ape” (simbolo che contraddistingue un Laguiole visibile sul dorso del coltello) forgiata

– Peso: 89 grammi

Laguiole, which can be defined as the "capital" of the Aubrac, is a small town of about 900 inhabitants that became known all over the world for the traditional Laguiole knife.

The Laguiole knife, also known as a knife-corkscrew, loved by the best sommeliers in the world, is said to have evolved from the one used daily by the people of the region since the fourteenth century. It is said that they received it from their parents on the occasion of the First Communion, and used it with love for life as a friend, and as an "amulet".

The Laguiole knife refers to an older model called capuchadou, which the Aubrac breeders used every day since the fourteenth century. The farmers brought it with them, hung on their belts and used it to work wood, or to cut bread and cheese. It is said that, at the end of the working day, they put it on the ground, like a cross, to offer their evening prayer.

The current Laguiole knife, has its prototype in the one designed by Pierre-Jean Calmels, at the beginning of the nineteenth century. At the time, many Catalans lived in this region, used for deforestation or other jobs. They used a clasp knife, a curved blade called a navaja, and Calmels created a beautiful and functional instrument, fusing the traditional navaja and Laguiole knife, heir to the capuchadou. Still today, keeping the tradition, each Laguiole En Aubrac knife is handcrafted by Laguiole's artisans.

Intended use: Collection / Sports

Type of production: Artisan
Country of production: Laguiole, France
Blade: Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel
Blade treatment: Polished
Handle: fossil ivory and carbon fiber
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Total length: 220mm.
Weight: 68g.
Opening: manual, two-handed
Closure: simple spring
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: always accompany the blade during closing to prevent the thread from beating and ruining

Laguiole folding knife made by hand with the steel of the famous CONCORDE

Intended Use: Collection

Type of production: Industrial
Production Blade: France
Blade: Stainless steel 12C27
Treatment Lama: -
Handle material: aluminum and black corian
Blade length: 105mm.
Blade thickness: 2.5mm.
Length closed: 118mm.
Total length: 226mm.
Thick when closed: 16mm.
Balance: -
Weight: 90g.
Closure: A simple spring
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Packaging: cardboard tube with logos and certified Laguiole en Aubrac
Notes:

Destination: Collection/Sporting

Type of production: custom
Blade: stainless steel 12C27
Made in: France
Handle: blonde cattle horn
Blade Length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Length Closed: 118mm.
Total Length: 217mm.
Weight: 116g.
Locking System: back spring
Note: comes with presentation box and cotton bag with Laguiole logo