Nontron Pocket Knife Violin sink a replica of a Laguiole

a replica of a Laguiole Droit (“straight Laguiole”) first developed by Pierre Jean Calmels in 1829

This wood is usually felled with axes and carried on the backs of natives over streams and through jungle areas

Handle Material: 100% American (USA) Cotton fabric combined with BPA free resin to stabilizes hundreds of layers of dyed fabric

Handle Material: 100% American (USA) Cotton fabric combined with BPA free resin to stabilizes hundreds of layers of dyed fabric

Nontron Pocket Knife Violin sink a replica of a LaguioleFree 2 3 Day Delivery The Nontron knife shares the name of the French village of its birth located in the Dordogne department. This knife's history is based on so many legends that it is difficult to date its exact origin; however, most experts agree that the Nontron knife is the oldest French folding knife dating back to the 13th century. Today, the cutlery that bears its name since 1928 produces handmade knives using ancestral methods. The