Fontenille Pataud Laguiole GENTLEMAN iron wood 10,5 cm
Fontenille Pataud, a high-end manufacturer of fine cutlery since 1929, is based in Thiers, France. All work steps are carried out by hand by one cutler.
The Laguiole GENTLEMAN knife is a little smaller and lighter than the Laguiole SPORT. The GENTLEMAN was designed together with Robert Beillonnet (M.O.F. 1997 and 2000). The compact, robust pocket knife is perfect for anyone looking for a wide and solid blade in a small format. The knife is equipped with a smooth-running blade locking system. The blade locks securely. This backlock at the end of the handle allows the knife to be closed gently.
The 10,5 cm long handle is made from strong iron wood. The shepherd's cross is precisely attached. The bolster and back spring are forged from a single piece. The back spring is hand-decorated with loving care.
The sharp blade is made from stainless 14C28N Sandvik steel. It keeps its edge and is easy to resharpen. The finish of the Laguiole knife is mat.
The item comes with a handmade leather sheath and a numbered manufactory certificate.
Handle: 10,5 cm
Handle scales: iron wood with sheperd's cross
Blade steel: 14C28N stainless, HRC 58-59,3 mm mat finish
bolsters: mat finish
Blade length: 8 cm
Knife length opened 18,5 cm
Weight: 125 grams
Resort: spring and bee forged from one piece, decorated by hand
Back-Lock: stainless steel 100C6
Delivery includes: leather sheath, certificate from the manufacturer
Handcrafted in the workshop of FONTENILLE PATAUD/France
All operations are carried out by one cutler. Knife designed with Robert Beillonnet, M.O.F (Meilleur Ouvrier de France)
| Finish 1: | mat |
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| Klingenstahl: | Edelstahl rostfrei |
Fontenille Pataud - cutlery maker in Thiers
Since 1929, FONTENILLE PATAUD has specialised in the manufacture of very high-quality cutlery and tableware. Some models can still be seen today in the cutlery museum in Thiers. The forge can look back on almost a century of expertise in knife manufacturing. Tradition and outstanding quality are the guiding principles. More quality, less quantity - production should follow all the rules of the art.
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