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The "Lurisinca," a traditional knife from Luras in Gallura, owes its name to the Lurese term for a local woman, reflecting the feminine nature of the "razor blade" used. The Gallurese Razor Blade, a typical Sardinian knife resembling a point-less shaving razor, was essential in cork processing, especially for making "quadretti," precursors to cork stoppers. However, this practice has declined due to the economic crisis, forcing many craftsmen to close their shops. The Gallurese Razor Blade, versatile and always at hand, represented an indispensable tool for every daily need.

Type of Production: Handcrafted
Blade Production: Italy
Blade: Stainless steel
Handle: Bovine horn tip
Blade Length: 80mm.
Blade Thickness: 2mm.
Closed Length: 90mm.
Total Length: 185mm.
Weight: 65g.
Lock: No blade lock
Packaging: Cardboard box

Produttore: Condor - Italy
lunghezza totale: 30 cm
lunghezza lama: 9,5 cm
lunghezza manico: 11,5 cm
peso: 697 gr
tipo acciaio: 420 inox
materiale impugnatura: micarta
note: fodero in cuoio

KNIFE WITHDRAWN FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION

• Type: Previously Purchased
• Condition: like new
• Available in commerce: NO - the craftsman stopped producing knives a few years ago
• Sharpening: Original
• Marks on blade: NO
• Marks on handle: NO
• Packaging: YES
• Checked and Certified by our internal laboratory

It has a slender blade and a curved handle. It originates from very ancient models. It was a very common knife among the shepherds of southern central Italy. The handle is made of full horn.

Features:

• steel: AISI 420
• hardness: 54/56 HRC
• total length: 20.5cm
• blade length: 9cm
• blade thickness: 2mm
• weight: 60gr
• fittings: horn tip
• notes: handcrafted - accompanied by a warranty certificate

Piscitelli has been making knives in Frosolone for three generations, a small town in the Molise hinterland known for its knife-making. The Art, Style, and Tradition allow us to give importance and originality to our creations handed down from generation to generation.

Giovanni Piscitelli, born in Frosolone (IS). The passion for collection and hunting knives I inherited from my father (master craftsman) from whom I also inherited the most sophisticated techniques. My knives are unique pieces, strictly handcrafted.

When producing a knife, there are many elements that make a difference. In addition to a difference in value in the choice of materials, it is the labor required to perform certain operations, closely connected to the construction complexity that makes the knife more valuable. The reasons that justify the differences can also lie in the processing of the blade, or of the handle (elements that it is good to remember are modeled and finished exclusively by hand).

Piscitelli - Hunt horn hammered blade - CCC03/2 - handmade knife KNIFE WITHDRAWN FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION

• Type: Previously Purchased
• Condition: like new
• Available in commerce: NO the craftsman stopped producing knives a few years ago
• Sharpening: Original
• Marks on blade: NO
• Marks on handle: NO
• Packaging: YES
• Checked and Certified by our internal laboratory

Typical knife for the hunter. It is a robust and concrete knife. The tip is slightly lowered to work in cavities, and the blade has a deep curve for skinning.

Features:

• steel: AISI 420
• hardness: 54/56 HRC
• total length: 18cm
• blade length: 7.5cm
• blade thickness: 2mm
• weight: 68gr
• fittings: horn
• notes: handcrafted
• accompanied by a warranty certificate

Piscitelli has been making knives in Frosolone for three generations, a small town in the Molise hinterland known for its knife-making. The Art, Style and Tradition allow us to give importance and originality to our creations handed down from generation to generation.

Giovanni Piscitelli, born in Frosolone (IS). The passion for collection and hunting knives I inherited from my father (master craftsman) from whom I also inherited the most sophisticated techniques. My knives are unique pieces, strictly handcrafted.

When producing a knife, there are many elements that make a difference. In addition to a difference in value in the choice of materials, it is the labor required to perform certain operations, closely connected to the construction complexity that makes the knife more valuable. The reasons that justify the differences can also lie in the processing of the blade, or of the handle (elements that it is good to remember are modeled and finished exclusively by hand).