“Piedmontese” folding knife
120 to 350 €
The “Piedmontese” type of knife actually goes back to ancient Rome and has survived to the present day. Under the Roman Empire its handle was usually bronze, but it was later made in all kinds of materials.
Here the handle is marbled horn with exceptional patterns. When working horn, one never knows whether such patterns will appear.
The blade is forged from XC10/XC100/XC10 sandwich steel to ensure long-lasting cutting performance while limiting the blade’s brittleness.
This blade can be supplied with a leather sheath.
- Materials
- Acier sandwich (90MV8/XC10), corne de buffle Au choix : Acier XC 75, Acier Sandwich XC10/XC100/XC10, Tilleul, Pommier, Os, Merisier, Hêtre, Bois de cerf, Amarante, Acacia, Buis, Ebène, Corne.
- Periods
- Antiquity, Merovingians and Carolingians, Middle Ages, French Revolution, 12th-13th centuries (Crusades), Hundred Years' War and 15th century, Renaissance, 17th century, 18th century, Modern era