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Sujet Couperier-Coursolle limited edition 100 year

Limited special edition for the 100th anniversary of the COUPERIER COURSOLLE forge

To mark the centenary of the invention of the knife by Léon Coursolle 1902-2002, the Couperier - Coursolle knifemakers are celebrating this anniversary with this casket symbolising several generations of know-how.

The casket comes with two numbered knives: a Yatagan-shaped knife 105 mm with a corkscrew with a goalkeeper motif and a small car 55 mm.

the blade is made from not stainless carbonsteel

shipped with a box
100% made in France

Couperier-Cursolle

COUPERIER Cursolle cutlery in Thiers

It all began in the 17th century, when the so-called SUJETS were still made individually. Artists carved their handle scales with motifs of rural life or famous personalities in ivory or bone handle scales. For the rural population, however, these customised products were prohibitively expensive.

In 1902, Léon COURSOLLE presented a new type of knife. With the help of a new technique, he was able to produce the small pocket knives by stamping the motifs into brass handle scales using bronze moulds. This made it possible to make the knives accessible to a wider range of customers. He became the French creator of the SUJET knife theme.

Kontakt: contact@couperier-coursolle.com, 

Coutellerie Cursolle, 32 rue Jean Jaurès, 63550 St. Remy sur Durolle, France

Jean-Marc COUPERIER took over the family business in 1988 and, while continuing to manufacture "le Coursolle", developed new products. Always associated with the work in solid brass, which has been the unmistakable hallmark of COUPERIER COURSOLLE products for years.

Note: As this item is a handmade, unique piece made from a natural product, there may be differences between the product images shown and the goods delivered.