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You know it ? it is a French knife which is like opinel but older. Same lock system : virole and a boxwood handle.

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Very nice knife Stan ::tu:: . What is the age please? It looks like new. Thanks :) s-k
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this is a new one but this type of knife exists since longer than the opinel

this is the oldest knife of France whose origins go up with the XVº century.
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Welcome to AAPK Stan. ::tu::
Is there a web site where a person can buy one of those knives?

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orvet wrote:... Is there a web site where a person can buy one of those knives?
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World Knives has some, including the navette. They are forged and the wood is air dried for five years.
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Thanks guys!

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