french regional knives

Destinazione d'uso: Collezione, sportivo

Lama: in acciaio al carbonio 1065
Produzione Lama Francia
Manicatura: acciaio inox
Lunghezza lama: 74mm.
Spessore della lama: 2mm.
Lunghezza chiuso: 85mm.
Lunghezza totale: 160mm.
Bilanciatura: -
Peso: 38g.
Chiusura: -
Clip: -
Fodero: -
Note: -

These high quality knives are handcrafted according to the tradition of the French cutlery of Thiers which ensures the absence of any manufacturing defect in the context of normal use.

Country of production: France
Blade: hand forged stainless damascus steel
Handle: ram's horn
Blade length: 80mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Total length: 183mm.
Weight: 122g.
Locking system: Back Lock
Sheath: brown leather, with belt loop, handmade
Note: each knife is accompanied by a certificate of guarantee with serial number - wooden gift box with Gilles logos

Intended use: Regional / Collection

Type of production: artisan
Blade: 12C27 stainless steel
Lama production: France
Handle: horn
Blade length: 90mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Total length: 215mm.
Balancing: -
Weight: 66g.
Closure: back retention spring
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Note: -

AUR99GEI/NSB1

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

Destinazione: Coltello regionale francese da collezione

Lama: Acciaio Inox svedese 12C27 a 54HRC lucidato a specchio.
Manicatura: legno di ginepro
Lunghezza lama: 80 mm.
Spessore della lama: 2.5 mm.
Lunghezza totale: 195 mm.
Peso: 75 g.
Cartelle: Acciaio Inox satinato
Testine: Acciaio Inox satinato
Chiusura: Molla di ritenzione in acciaio Inox satinato
Clip: Assente
Fodero: Assente

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 en Aubrac - buffalo horn insignia with hammer and blade sanmai - knife collection

Type of production: crafts
Blade: rolled steel damask and Japanese VG10
Production Lama France
Handle: buffalo horn with insignia hammered
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Overall length: 220mm.
Balancing: -
Weight: 106g.
Closure: rear spring retention
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: -

Laguiole en Aubrac - Deer with blade sanmai - knife

Type of production: crafts
Blade: rolled steel damask and Japanese VG10
Production Lama France
Handle: deer
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade Thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 120mm.
Overall length: 220mm.
Balancing: -
Weight: 90g.
Closure: rear spring retention
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: -

L0312GEI/FSB1

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

ATTENTION: being a handmade product, the external appearance (colors, finishes, etc.)
varies with the photographed item.

Folding knife crafted by Laguiole En Aubrac, one of the best and oldest French companies
producers of "Laguiole" knives.

Blade in 12C27 mirror polished steel of cm10
- Horn handle
- Total length cm 21.5
- Spring and "fly" or "bee" (symbol that marks a Laguiole visible on the back of the knife) forged
- Weight 97 grams

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 en Aubrac - Juniper - knife collection

Folding knife Laguiole En Aubrac crafted by one of the best and oldest French companies producing knives "Laguiole".

- 12C27 stainless steel blade with satin cm12
- Handle in juniper wood
- Total length 24 cm
- Spring and "fly" or "bee" (symbol that distinguishes a Laguiole visible on the back of the knife) forged quality with double layer (illustration)
- Weight 92 grams.

The pilgrims who went to Santiago de Compostela in Galicia used as a symbol a shell (Coquille St.Jaques for the French), which could be collected on the beach of the ocean not far away and served in a symbolic and practical way to collect the water from the streams or springs during the long and often tiring journey. Precisely the shell, over time, became the emblem in general of the pilgrim. the shell is a universal sacred symbol, both as a ritual tool and as an ornamental motif. The shell recalls the uterus and above all the universal uterus which is the container of the original Waters and the germs of beings. It evokes in a surprising way this dark abyss of creative energy. The shell has remained a living baptismal symbol to this day: the tool used to draw the Holy Water and pour it onto the forehead of the new one is often made of a metallic shell.

Intended use: Regional

Type of production: Industrial
Country of production: France
Blade: 12C27 stainless steel
Blade treatment: Satin
Handle: Walnut wood
Blade length: 85mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Length closed: 110mm.
Total length: 195mm.
Weight: 54g.
Opening: manual, two-handed
Closure: without security systems
Packaging: cardboard case
Note: -

ATTENTION: as this is a handmade product, the external appearance (colors, finishes, etc.) differs from the photographed piece.

Intended use: Regional / Collection

Type of production: artisanal
Blade: 12C27 stainless steel
Lama production: France
Handle: Cattle Horn
Blade length: 100mm.
Blade thickness: 2.5mm.
Closed length: 120mm.
Total length: 220mm.
Balancing: -
Weight: 92g.
Closure: rear retention springk
Clip: -
Sheath: -
Notes: rear corkscrew

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

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

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:

Coltello chiudibile Laguiole realizzato a mano con l'acciaio della famosa FRANCE BOAT

Destinazione d'uso: Collezione

Tipo di produzione: Industriale
Produzione Lama: Francia
Lama: In acciaio inox 12C27
Trattamento Lama: -
Manicatura: alluminio e corian blu
Lunghezza lama: 89mm.
Spessore lama: 2.5mm.
Lunghezza chiuso: 120mm.
Lunghezza totale: 210mm.
Spessore da chiuso: 16mm.
Bilanciatura: -
Peso: 90g.
Chiusura: A molla semplice
Clip: -
Fodero: -
Confezione: scatola tubolare in cartone con loghi e certificati Laguiole en Aubrac
Note:

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

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

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

Destinazione: Coltello regionale francese da collezione

Lama: Acciaio Inox svedese 12C27 a 54HRC lucidato a specchio.
Manicatura: corno biondo
Lunghezza lama: 80 mm.
Spessore della lama: 2.5 mm.
Lunghezza totale: 200 mm.
Peso: 85 g.
Cartelle: Acciaio Inox
Testine: Acciaio Inox
Chiusura: Molla di ritenzione in acciaio Inox
Clip: Assente
Fodero: Assente