Charles Canon Le TERRIL rough coal
The CUTTER is another model from Charles Canon. With an overall length of 13.5 cm, it is an extremely practical, handy knife with a fixed blade. Whether in the household, camping or outdoors, it has a high utility value.As with the TERRIL, the handle scales are made of ground coal that has been stabilised with resin. The handle material has only been lightly polished and has a pleasant, textured feel. The blade of the CUTTERS is made of 12C27 Sandvik steel. This stainless steel is considered to have a very good cutting edge and is easy to resharpen. The finish of the blade is matt.The scope of delivery includes a handmade pouch that can also be attached to the belt. Blade 6.5 cm 12C27 Sandvik steel, stainless satin finishBlade thickness 2.6 mmBlade height 1.7 cmHandle: 7 cm carbon stabilised with resin, slightly texturedTotal length 13.5 cmWeight: 44 grammesincluding leather belt pouch, handmade
Charles Canonoyster knife scales oyster shell stabilized
As an oyster lover, you will love this original oyster knife made from recycled and crushed oyster shells.It feels great in the hand. The handle is smooth-ground and matt. The blade is made of cutting-friendly, stainless 12C27 Sandvik steel.An oyster is laser engraved on the back of the blade. The scope of delivery includes a wooden storage box, which is also made by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 65 mm 12C27 Sandvik steel, stainless mattHandle: 65 mm polished oyster shell, stabilized with resinTotal length 13 mmWeight: 50 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon Le TERRIL polishe coal, stabilized
The precisely crafted Le Terril is a homage to the North French mining industry and was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues. A special eye-catcher are certainly grips made of ground coal, which has been stabilized with resin. The scales are poished and smooth. The resort is kept simply smooth. The Le Terril has a very pleasant, not too tight blade passage and lies well in the hand. The blade is made of easy-to-cut 12C27 Sandvik steel. This stainless steel is considered to be very cut and easy to sharpen. The blade has a matte finish.The scope of delivery includes an elaborately designed presentation box which is also made by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 100 mm 12C27 Sandvik steel, rustproof mattBlade thickness 2.6 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 122 mm polished coal, stabilized with resinTotal length 221 mmWeight: 93 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon Le TERRIL rough coal
The precisely crafted Le Terril is a homage to the North French mining industry and was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues. A special eye-catcher are certainly grips made of ground coal, which has been stabilized with resin. The "Brut" version has a pleasant, structured feel. The resort is kept simply smooth. The Le Terril has a very pleasant, not too tight blade passage and lies well in the hand. The blade is made of easy-to-cut 12C27 Sandvik steel. This stainless steel is considered to be very cut and easy to sharpen. The blade has a matte finish.The scope of delivery includes an elaborately designed presentation box which is also made by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 100 mm 12C27 Sandvik steel, rustproof mattBlade thickness 2.6 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 122 mm rough coal, stabilized with resinTotal length 221 mmWeight: 93 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon knife 12 cm olivewood
The knife was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues.The handle scales are made of olivewood. The resort is kept simply smooth. The knife has a very pleasant, not too tight blade path and lies well in the hand. The blade is made of easy-to-cut 12C27 Sandvik steel. This stainless steel is considered to be very cut and easy to sharpen. The blade has a mat finish.The scope of delivery includes a wooden storage box, which is also manufactured by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 100 mm 12C27 Sandvik steel, stainless mattBlade thickness 2.6 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 122 mm olivewoodTotal length 221 mmWeight: 87,5 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon L'HUÎTRE oyster shell stabilized
The model of L'HUÎTRE is the precisely crafted Le TERRIL, which is a homage to northern French mining. It was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues.The handle scales consist of oyster shells. In a special process, the small pieces are stabilized with resin resin. The handle material, which is very pleasant to the touch, is then polished so that a slightly matt, finely structured surface is created. The resort is kept simply smooth. L'HUÎTRE has a very pleasant, not too tight blade path and lies well in the hand. The blade is made of easy-to-cut 12C27 Sandvik steel. This stainless steel is considered to be very cut and easy to sharpen. The blade has a matte finish.The scope of delivery includes a wooden storage box, which is also manufactured by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 100 mm 12C27 Sandvik steel, stainless mattBlade thickness 2.6 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 122 mm polished oyster shell, stabilized with resinTotal length 221 mmWeight: 100 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon Le TERRIL rough coal
The precisely crafted Le Terril is a homage to the North French mining industry and was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues. A special eye-catcher are certainly grips made of ground coal, which has been stabilized with resin. The "Brut" version has a pleasant, structured feel. The resort is kept simply smooth. The Le Terril has a very pleasant, not too tight blade passage and lies well in the hand. The blade is made from damascus steel. This stainless steel is considered to be very cut and easy to sharpen. The blade has a matte finish.The scope of delivery includes an elaborately designed presentation box which is also made by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 100 mm damascus Blade thickness 2.6 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 122 mm rough coal, stabilized with resinTotal length 221 mmWeight: 93 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon knife 12 cm juniper
The knife was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues.The handle scales are made of juniper wood. The resort is kept simply smooth. The knife has a very pleasant, not too tight blade path and lies well in the hand. The blade is made of easy-to-cut 12C27 Sandvik steel. This stainless steel is considered to be very cut and easy to sharpen. The blade has a mat finish.The scope of delivery includes a wooden storage box, which is also manufactured by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 10 cm 12C27 Sandvik steel, stainless mattBlade thickness 2.6 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 12 cm juniperTotal length 22 cmWeight: 84 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon Le TERRIL polished coal and oyster shell damascus
The precisely crafted Le Terril is a homage to the North French mining industry and was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues. A special eye-catcher are certainly grips made of ground coal and oyster shell, which have been stabilized with resin. The scales are poished and smooth. The resort is kept simply smooth. The Le Terril has a very pleasant, not too tight blade passage and lies well in the hand. The blade is made of damascus steel. The scope of delivery includes an elaborately designed presentation box which is also made by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 10 cm damascusBlade thickness 2.6 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 12,2 cm polished coal and oyster shells, stabilized with resinTotal length 22,1 cmWeight: 93 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon Le TERRIL Steakknives set of six row coal stabilized
The precisely crafted Le Terril is a homage to the North French mining industry and was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues. A special eye-catcher are certainly grips made of raw coal, which has been stabilized with resin. The "Brut" version has a pleasant, structured feel. The resort is kept simply smooth. The blade is made of easy-to-cut 12C27 Sandvik steel. This stainless steel is considered to be very cut and easy to sharpen. The blade has a mat finish.The scope of delivery includes an elaborately designed presentation box which is also made by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 110 mm 12C27 Sandvik steel, stainless mattBlade thickness 1,8 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 122 mm raw coal stabilized with resinTotal length 232 mmWeight: 63 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon Le TERRIL Steakknives set of six oyster shell stabilized
The precisely crafted Le Terril is a homage to the North French mining industry and was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues. A special eye-catcher are certainly grips made of oyster shell, which has been stabilized with resin. The "Brut" version has a pleasant, structured feel. The resort is kept simply smooth. The blade is made of easy-to-cut 12C27 Sandvik steel. This stainless steel is considered to be very cut and easy to sharpen. The blade has a mat finish.The scope of delivery includes an elaborately designed presentation box which is also made by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 110 mm 12C27 Sandvik steel, stainless mattBlade thickness 1,8 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 122 mm oyster shell stabilized with resinTotal length 232 mmWeight: 63 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon La MOULE mussel shell stabilized
The model of La MOULE is the precisely crafted Le TERRIL, which is a homage to northern French mining. It was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues.The handle scales consist of mussel shells. In a special process, the small pieces are stabilized with resin resin. The handle material, which is very pleasant to the touch, is then polished so that a slightly matt, finely structured surface is created. The resort is kept simply smooth. La MOULE has a very pleasant, not too tight blade path and lies well in the hand. The blade is made of easy-to-cut 12C27 Sandvik steel. This stainless steel is considered to be very cut and easy to sharpen. The blade has a matte finish.The scope of delivery includes a wooden storage box, which is also manufactured by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 100 mm 12C27 Sandvik steel, stainless mattBlade thickness 2.6 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 122 mm polished mussel shell, stabilized with resinTotal length 221 mmWeight: 100 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon knife 12 cm oak
The knife was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues.The handle scales are made of oak wood. The resort is kept simply smooth. The knife has a very pleasant, not too tight blade path and lies well in the hand. The blade is made of easy-to-cut 12C27 Sandvik steel. This stainless steel is considered to be very cut and easy to sharpen. The blade has a mat finish.The scope of delivery includes a wooden storage box, which is also manufactured by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 100 mm 12C27 Sandvik steel, stainless mattBlade thickness 2.6 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 122 mm oakTotal length 221 mmWeight: 87,5 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon knife 12 cm macassar ebony
The knife was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues.The handle scales are made of omacassar ebony. The resort is kept simply smooth. The knife has a very pleasant, not too tight blade path and lies well in the hand. The blade is made of easy-to-cut 12C27 Sandvik steel. This stainless steel is considered to be very cut and easy to sharpen. The blade has a mat finish.The scope of delivery includes a wooden storage box, which is also manufactured by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 100 mm 12C27 Sandvik steel, stainless mattBlade thickness 2.6 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 122 mm macassar ebonyTotal length 221 mmWeight: 87,5 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canon Le TERRIL rough coal red
The precisely crafted Le Terril is a homage to the North French mining industry and was designed by Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon. The family history of the two developers is rich in mining history with a father or a grandfather, the small mine 9 north in Harnes and the mine 6 to Hénin-Liétard of one and the other of the coal dealers in Lallaing.The trapezoidal shape of the knife is reminiscent of a "pile" of French Terril, an artificial hill, which is caused by mining residues. A special eye-catcher are certainly grips made of ground coal, which has been stabilized with resin. The "Brut" version has a pleasant, structured feel. The resort is kept simply smooth. The Le Terril has a very pleasant, not too tight blade passage and lies well in the hand. The blade is made of easy-to-cut 12C27 Sandvik steel. This stainless steel is considered to be very cut and easy to sharpen. The blade has a matte finish.The scope of delivery includes an elaborately designed presentation box which is also made by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 100 mm 12C27 Sandvik steel, rustproof mattBlade thickness 2.6 mmBlade height 17.6 mmHandle: 122 mm rough coal, stabilized with brown/red resinTotal length 221 mmWeight: 93 gramsincluding an attractive storage box
Charles Canonoyster knife scales st. Jaques shell stabilized
As an oyster lover, you will love this original oyster knife made from recycled and crushed St. Jaques shells.It feels great in the hand. The handle is smooth-ground and matt. The blade is made of cutting-friendly, stainless 12C27 Sandvik steel.An oyster is laser engraved on the back of the blade. The scope of delivery includes a wooden storage box, which is also made by DUTILLEUL INDUSTRIES. Blade 65 mm 12C27 Sandvik steel, stainless mattHandle: 65 mm polished St. Jaques shell, stabilized with resinTotal length 13 mmWeight: 50 gramsincluding an attractive storage box