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Thierry Le Sénécal "Ristigouche 1760" Folder Scarce "Palanquille" System from 18th Century, France Yew Wood Scales, Damascus Explosion Blade-Stunning! for sale
Thierry Le Sénécal "Ristigouche 1760" Folder Scarce "Palanquille" System from 18th Century, France Yew Wood Scales, Damascus Explosion Blade-Stunning! for sale
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Guns International #: 102932536
Category - Knives - Custom
- Knives - Folding
Thierry Le Sénécal "Ristigouche 1760" Folder Scarce "Palanquille" System from 18th Century, France Yew Wood Scales, Damascus Explosion Blade-Stunning!
Description:
Today is Quebec's NATIONAL holiday ?? SAINT-JEAN BAPTISTE! ?
|/> For the occasion, I present to you the latest RISTIGOUCHE 1760, with a beautiful explosion damascus sound ??
As I previously mentioned, in a previous post, the Ristigouche 1760 takes its name from a battle that took place in July 1760, at the end of the Seven Years' War, between elements of the Royal Navy and a small flotilla sent from France to help New France ????
With a 4 mm thick explosion Damascus blade. The bolster, spring and plates are made of Z20c13 steel.
The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed. ??
The ribs are made of yew wood, about 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest topped with old-fashioned fleece rivets.
RISTIGOUCHE 1760 with a beautiful Damascus Explosion blade. false top edge, stainless steel liners and back spacers. It is an elegant and robust knife, with a 4 mm thick stock.The bolsters, springs and the plates are in Z20c13 steel. The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed .The scales are made of yew wood, around 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest, topped with old-fashioned quilted rivets.
This Ristigouche 1760" Folder, in made with Bois D'If wood scales handle ( known as Yew wood in English-1000 years old) unique "Palanquille" locking system dating back to18th century, France. There isn't a single US knifemaker who can construct and offer such folding knife with this rare opening/closing system. The maker does not makes sheath, see photo # 4, but offer a double-sided inside velvet-lined protective pouch. Free shipping USPS with tracking # and signature required, No trade. All sales are final, sold "AS IS."
Latin name: Taxus baccata. Other names: common if, yew. Origin: France. Color: ranging from yellow to pale pink to orange-brown.
Yew (Taxus baccata) is a prized wood in cutlery due to its remarkable properties. This evergreen tree is found in various regions of Europe and Asia. Yew wood is known for its hardness, density, and strength, making it a material of choice for high-end knife handles. In cutlery, yew is valued for its unique aesthetic appearance. Its fine, tight grain, combined with hues ranging from pale yellow to orange-brown, gives knife handles an elegant and attractive appearance. In addition, the hard and strong nature of yew wood makes it durable and suitable for everyday use. Artisan knife makers also appreciate the ease of working with yew wood, which allows for the creation of custom knife handles with intricate shapes and finishes. It is important to note that yew is a toxic wood, and precautions should be taken when working with this material. Craftsmen should use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling yew wood to avoid direct contact with skin and mucous membranes. However, when yew wood is properly worked and finished, it offers exceptional results and is highly regarded in the world of high-end cutlery.
Price: $1,495.00
Description:
Today is Quebec's NATIONAL holiday ?? SAINT-JEAN BAPTISTE! ?
|/> For the occasion, I present to you the latest RISTIGOUCHE 1760, with a beautiful explosion damascus sound ??
As I previously mentioned, in a previous post, the Ristigouche 1760 takes its name from a battle that took place in July 1760, at the end of the Seven Years' War, between elements of the Royal Navy and a small flotilla sent from France to help New France ????
With a 4 mm thick explosion Damascus blade. The bolster, spring and plates are made of Z20c13 steel.
The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed. ??
The ribs are made of yew wood, about 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest topped with old-fashioned fleece rivets.
RISTIGOUCHE 1760 with a beautiful Damascus Explosion blade. false top edge, stainless steel liners and back spacers. It is an elegant and robust knife, with a 4 mm thick stock.The bolsters, springs and the plates are in Z20c13 steel. The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed .The scales are made of yew wood, around 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest, topped with old-fashioned quilted rivets.
This Ristigouche 1760" Folder, in made with Bois D'If wood scales handle ( known as Yew wood in English-1000 years old) unique "Palanquille" locking system dating back to18th century, France. There isn't a single US knifemaker who can construct and offer such folding knife with this rare opening/closing system. The maker does not makes sheath, see photo # 4, but offer a double-sided inside velvet-lined protective pouch. Free shipping USPS with tracking # and signature required, No trade. All sales are final, sold "AS IS."
Latin name: Taxus baccata. Other names: common if, yew. Origin: France. Color: ranging from yellow to pale pink to orange-brown.
Yew (Taxus baccata) is a prized wood in cutlery due to its remarkable properties. This evergreen tree is found in various regions of Europe and Asia. Yew wood is known for its hardness, density, and strength, making it a material of choice for high-end knife handles. In cutlery, yew is valued for its unique aesthetic appearance. Its fine, tight grain, combined with hues ranging from pale yellow to orange-brown, gives knife handles an elegant and attractive appearance. In addition, the hard and strong nature of yew wood makes it durable and suitable for everyday use. Artisan knife makers also appreciate the ease of working with yew wood, which allows for the creation of custom knife handles with intricate shapes and finishes. It is important to note that yew is a toxic wood, and precautions should be taken when working with this material. Craftsmen should use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling yew wood to avoid direct contact with skin and mucous membranes. However, when yew wood is properly worked and finished, it offers exceptional results and is highly regarded in the world of high-end cutlery.
Price: $1,495.00
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Guns International #: 102932536
Category - Knives - Custom
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Thierry Le Sénécal "Ristigouche 1760" Folder Scarce "Palanquille" System from 18th Century, France Yew Wood Scales, Damascus Explosion Blade-Stunning!
Description: Today is Quebec's NATIONAL holiday ?? SAINT-JEAN BAPTISTE! ? |/> For the occasion, I present to you the latest RISTIGOUCHE 1760, with a beautiful explosion damascus sound ?? As I previously mentioned, in a previous post, the Ristigouche 1760 takes its name from a battle that took place in July 1760, at the end of the Seven Years' War, between elements of the Royal Navy and a small flotilla sent from France to help New France ???? With a 4 mm thick explosion Damascus blade. The bolster, spring and plates are made of Z20c13 steel. The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed. ?? The ribs are made of yew wood, about 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest topped with old-fashioned fleece rivets. RISTIGOUCHE 1760 with a beautiful Damascus Explosion blade. false top edge, stainless steel liners and back spacers. It is an elegant and robust knife, with a 4 mm thick stock.The bolsters, springs and the plates are in Z20c13 steel. The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed .The scales are made of yew wood, around 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest, topped with old-fashioned quilted rivets. This Ristigouche 1760" Folder, in made with Bois D'If wood scales handle ( known as Yew wood in English-1000 years old) unique "Palanquille" locking system dating back to18th century, France. There isn't a single US knifemaker who can construct and offer such folding knife with this rare opening/closing system. The maker does not makes sheath, see photo # 4, but offer a double-sided inside velvet-lined protective pouch. Free shipping USPS with tracking # and signature required, No trade. All sales are final, sold "AS IS." Latin name: Taxus baccata. Other names: common if, yew. Origin: France. Color: ranging from yellow to pale pink to orange-brown. Yew (Taxus baccata) is a prized wood in cutlery due to its remarkable properties. This evergreen tree is found in various regions of Europe and Asia. Yew wood is known for its hardness, density, and strength, making it a material of choice for high-end knife handles. In cutlery, yew is valued for its unique aesthetic appearance. Its fine, tight grain, combined with hues ranging from pale yellow to orange-brown, gives knife handles an elegant and attractive appearance. In addition, the hard and strong nature of yew wood makes it durable and suitable for everyday use. Artisan knife makers also appreciate the ease of working with yew wood, which allows for the creation of custom knife handles with intricate shapes and finishes. It is important to note that yew is a toxic wood, and precautions should be taken when working with this material. Craftsmen should use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling yew wood to avoid direct contact with skin and mucous membranes. However, when yew wood is properly worked and finished, it offers exceptional results and is highly regarded in the world of high-end cutlery. Price: $1,495.00 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 102932536
Category - Knives - Custom
- Knives - Folding
Thierry Le Sénécal "Ristigouche 1760" Folder Scarce "Palanquille" System from 18th Century, France Yew Wood Scales, Damascus Explosion Blade-Stunning!
Description:
Today is Quebec's NATIONAL holiday ?? SAINT-JEAN BAPTISTE! ?
|/> For the occasion, I present to you the latest RISTIGOUCHE 1760, with a beautiful explosion damascus sound ??
As I previously mentioned, in a previous post, the Ristigouche 1760 takes its name from a battle that took place in July 1760, at the end of the Seven Years' War, between elements of the Royal Navy and a small flotilla sent from France to help New France ????
With a 4 mm thick explosion Damascus blade. The bolster, spring and plates are made of Z20c13 steel.
The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed. ??
The ribs are made of yew wood, about 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest topped with old-fashioned fleece rivets.
RISTIGOUCHE 1760 with a beautiful Damascus Explosion blade. false top edge, stainless steel liners and back spacers. It is an elegant and robust knife, with a 4 mm thick stock.The bolsters, springs and the plates are in Z20c13 steel. The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed .The scales are made of yew wood, around 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest, topped with old-fashioned quilted rivets.
This Ristigouche 1760" Folder, in made with Bois D'If wood scales handle ( known as Yew wood in English-1000 years old) unique "Palanquille" locking system dating back to18th century, France. There isn't a single US knifemaker who can construct and offer such folding knife with this rare opening/closing system. The maker does not makes sheath, see photo # 4, but offer a double-sided inside velvet-lined protective pouch. Free shipping USPS with tracking # and signature required, No trade. All sales are final, sold "AS IS."
Latin name: Taxus baccata. Other names: common if, yew. Origin: France. Color: ranging from yellow to pale pink to orange-brown.
Yew (Taxus baccata) is a prized wood in cutlery due to its remarkable properties. This evergreen tree is found in various regions of Europe and Asia. Yew wood is known for its hardness, density, and strength, making it a material of choice for high-end knife handles. In cutlery, yew is valued for its unique aesthetic appearance. Its fine, tight grain, combined with hues ranging from pale yellow to orange-brown, gives knife handles an elegant and attractive appearance. In addition, the hard and strong nature of yew wood makes it durable and suitable for everyday use. Artisan knife makers also appreciate the ease of working with yew wood, which allows for the creation of custom knife handles with intricate shapes and finishes. It is important to note that yew is a toxic wood, and precautions should be taken when working with this material. Craftsmen should use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling yew wood to avoid direct contact with skin and mucous membranes. However, when yew wood is properly worked and finished, it offers exceptional results and is highly regarded in the world of high-end cutlery.
Price: $1,495.00
Description:
Today is Quebec's NATIONAL holiday ?? SAINT-JEAN BAPTISTE! ?
|/> For the occasion, I present to you the latest RISTIGOUCHE 1760, with a beautiful explosion damascus sound ??
As I previously mentioned, in a previous post, the Ristigouche 1760 takes its name from a battle that took place in July 1760, at the end of the Seven Years' War, between elements of the Royal Navy and a small flotilla sent from France to help New France ????
With a 4 mm thick explosion Damascus blade. The bolster, spring and plates are made of Z20c13 steel.
The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed. ??
The ribs are made of yew wood, about 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest topped with old-fashioned fleece rivets.
RISTIGOUCHE 1760 with a beautiful Damascus Explosion blade. false top edge, stainless steel liners and back spacers. It is an elegant and robust knife, with a 4 mm thick stock.The bolsters, springs and the plates are in Z20c13 steel. The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed .The scales are made of yew wood, around 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest, topped with old-fashioned quilted rivets.
This Ristigouche 1760" Folder, in made with Bois D'If wood scales handle ( known as Yew wood in English-1000 years old) unique "Palanquille" locking system dating back to18th century, France. There isn't a single US knifemaker who can construct and offer such folding knife with this rare opening/closing system. The maker does not makes sheath, see photo # 4, but offer a double-sided inside velvet-lined protective pouch. Free shipping USPS with tracking # and signature required, No trade. All sales are final, sold "AS IS."
Latin name: Taxus baccata. Other names: common if, yew. Origin: France. Color: ranging from yellow to pale pink to orange-brown.
Yew (Taxus baccata) is a prized wood in cutlery due to its remarkable properties. This evergreen tree is found in various regions of Europe and Asia. Yew wood is known for its hardness, density, and strength, making it a material of choice for high-end knife handles. In cutlery, yew is valued for its unique aesthetic appearance. Its fine, tight grain, combined with hues ranging from pale yellow to orange-brown, gives knife handles an elegant and attractive appearance. In addition, the hard and strong nature of yew wood makes it durable and suitable for everyday use. Artisan knife makers also appreciate the ease of working with yew wood, which allows for the creation of custom knife handles with intricate shapes and finishes. It is important to note that yew is a toxic wood, and precautions should be taken when working with this material. Craftsmen should use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling yew wood to avoid direct contact with skin and mucous membranes. However, when yew wood is properly worked and finished, it offers exceptional results and is highly regarded in the world of high-end cutlery.
Price: $1,495.00
Guns International #: 102932536
Guns International #: 102932536
Category - Knives - Custom
- Knives - Folding
Thierry Le Sénécal "Ristigouche 1760" Folder Scarce "Palanquille" System from 18th Century, France Yew Wood Scales, Damascus Explosion Blade-Stunning!
Description:
Today is Quebec's NATIONAL holiday ?? SAINT-JEAN BAPTISTE! ?
|/> For the occasion, I present to you the latest RISTIGOUCHE 1760, with a beautiful explosion damascus sound ??
As I previously mentioned, in a previous post, the Ristigouche 1760 takes its name from a battle that took place in July 1760, at the end of the Seven Years' War, between elements of the Royal Navy and a small flotilla sent from France to help New France ????
With a 4 mm thick explosion Damascus blade. The bolster, spring and plates are made of Z20c13 steel.
The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed. ??
The ribs are made of yew wood, about 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest topped with old-fashioned fleece rivets.
RISTIGOUCHE 1760 with a beautiful Damascus Explosion blade. false top edge, stainless steel liners and back spacers. It is an elegant and robust knife, with a 4 mm thick stock.The bolsters, springs and the plates are in Z20c13 steel. The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed .The scales are made of yew wood, around 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest, topped with old-fashioned quilted rivets.
This Ristigouche 1760" Folder, in made with Bois D'If wood scales handle ( known as Yew wood in English-1000 years old) unique "Palanquille" locking system dating back to18th century, France. There isn't a single US knifemaker who can construct and offer such folding knife with this rare opening/closing system. The maker does not makes sheath, see photo # 4, but offer a double-sided inside velvet-lined protective pouch. Free shipping USPS with tracking # and signature required, No trade. All sales are final, sold "AS IS."
Latin name: Taxus baccata. Other names: common if, yew. Origin: France. Color: ranging from yellow to pale pink to orange-brown.
Yew (Taxus baccata) is a prized wood in cutlery due to its remarkable properties. This evergreen tree is found in various regions of Europe and Asia. Yew wood is known for its hardness, density, and strength, making it a material of choice for high-end knife handles. In cutlery, yew is valued for its unique aesthetic appearance. Its fine, tight grain, combined with hues ranging from pale yellow to orange-brown, gives knife handles an elegant and attractive appearance. In addition, the hard and strong nature of yew wood makes it durable and suitable for everyday use. Artisan knife makers also appreciate the ease of working with yew wood, which allows for the creation of custom knife handles with intricate shapes and finishes. It is important to note that yew is a toxic wood, and precautions should be taken when working with this material. Craftsmen should use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling yew wood to avoid direct contact with skin and mucous membranes. However, when yew wood is properly worked and finished, it offers exceptional results and is highly regarded in the world of high-end cutlery.
Price: $1,495.00
Description:
Today is Quebec's NATIONAL holiday ?? SAINT-JEAN BAPTISTE! ?
|/> For the occasion, I present to you the latest RISTIGOUCHE 1760, with a beautiful explosion damascus sound ??
As I previously mentioned, in a previous post, the Ristigouche 1760 takes its name from a battle that took place in July 1760, at the end of the Seven Years' War, between elements of the Royal Navy and a small flotilla sent from France to help New France ????
With a 4 mm thick explosion Damascus blade. The bolster, spring and plates are made of Z20c13 steel.
The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed. ??
The ribs are made of yew wood, about 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest topped with old-fashioned fleece rivets.
RISTIGOUCHE 1760 with a beautiful Damascus Explosion blade. false top edge, stainless steel liners and back spacers. It is an elegant and robust knife, with a 4 mm thick stock.The bolsters, springs and the plates are in Z20c13 steel. The dimension of the open knife is 240mm and 135mm closed .The scales are made of yew wood, around 1000 years old, from the Écouves forest, topped with old-fashioned quilted rivets.
This Ristigouche 1760" Folder, in made with Bois D'If wood scales handle ( known as Yew wood in English-1000 years old) unique "Palanquille" locking system dating back to18th century, France. There isn't a single US knifemaker who can construct and offer such folding knife with this rare opening/closing system. The maker does not makes sheath, see photo # 4, but offer a double-sided inside velvet-lined protective pouch. Free shipping USPS with tracking # and signature required, No trade. All sales are final, sold "AS IS."
Latin name: Taxus baccata. Other names: common if, yew. Origin: France. Color: ranging from yellow to pale pink to orange-brown.
Yew (Taxus baccata) is a prized wood in cutlery due to its remarkable properties. This evergreen tree is found in various regions of Europe and Asia. Yew wood is known for its hardness, density, and strength, making it a material of choice for high-end knife handles. In cutlery, yew is valued for its unique aesthetic appearance. Its fine, tight grain, combined with hues ranging from pale yellow to orange-brown, gives knife handles an elegant and attractive appearance. In addition, the hard and strong nature of yew wood makes it durable and suitable for everyday use. Artisan knife makers also appreciate the ease of working with yew wood, which allows for the creation of custom knife handles with intricate shapes and finishes. It is important to note that yew is a toxic wood, and precautions should be taken when working with this material. Craftsmen should use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling yew wood to avoid direct contact with skin and mucous membranes. However, when yew wood is properly worked and finished, it offers exceptional results and is highly regarded in the world of high-end cutlery.
Price: $1,495.00
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