4913B-Claude Dozorme Folding Laguiole Knife Stainless Steel

Laguiole knife dressed by Claude Dozorme in ram's horn

The ancestor of the Laguiole knife was born from the adoption of the Navaja, with its Arab-Hispanic shape, brought back at the beginning of the 19th century by those who left to work in Spain as pit sawyers.
The local knife of the time, the Capouchadou, and the newcomer Navaja thus gave birth to the Laguiole.

Blade in X50CrMoV15 stainless steel (0.50% carbon, 15% chrome and 1% molybdenum) 
with liner lock opening and closing system, very light and extra flat knife, suitable for both city and country use.
Steel knife with a very secure liner lock mechanism. By pressing the spring, you unlock the blade and close the knife.
In the closed position the blade remains visible on the side of the handle.
Easy to sharpen.
Ram's horn handle, forged bee to authenticate that it is a Laguiole knife.
Back clip that can be used as a money clip
Delivered with an explanatory card

100% French made.

Closed knife : 11,5 cm
Open knife : 20,5 cm
Blade: 11 cm
Weight : 130 g