The LONDON - GWALARN has a middle bolster made from mosaic damask on its handle, forged by hand by the damask smith Philippe Ricard, whose pattern shows the ermine tails of the coat of arms of Brittany. The coat of arms dates back to the Duc de Bretagne in 1215 and symbolises his white ermine coat. Damasks are forged from nickel-containing (light-coloured) and carbon-rich...

The SAINT-AMANS represents the Aquitaine region in southern France, the Entre-Deux-Mers region and the Basque Country. The knife is characterised by its typical handle made of precious wood, a sage leaf blade and 10 solid brass rosettes with rounded rivet heads. The blade does not touch the spring and has back bevel à l'entablure. It is 100% made in our workshop in France....

The SAINT-AMANS represents the Aquitaine region in southern France, the Entre-Deux-Mers region and the Basque Country. The knife is characterised by its typical handle made of precious wood, a sage leaf blade and 10 solid brass rosettes with rounded rivet heads. The blade does not touch the spring and has back bevel à l'entablure. It is 100% made in our workshop in France....

The SAINT-AMANS represents the Aquitaine region in southern France, the Entre-Deux-Mers region and the Basque Country. The knife is characterised by its typical handle, a sage leaf blade and 10 solid brass rosettes with rounded rivet heads. The blade does not touch the spring and has back bevel à l'entablure. It is 100% made in our workshop in France. The blade is marked...

The SAINT-AMANS represents the Aquitaine region in southern France, the Entre-Deux-Mers region and the Basque Country. The knife is characterised by its typical handle, a sage leaf blade and 10 solid brass rosettes with rounded rivet heads. The blade does not touch the spring and has back bevel à l'entablure. It is 100% made in our workshop in France. The blade is marked...

The SAINT-AMANS represents the Aquitaine region in southern France, the Entre-Deux-Mers region and the Basque Country. The knife is characterised by its typical handle, a sage leaf blade and 10 solid brass rosettes with rounded rivet heads. The blade does not touch the spring and has back bevel à l'entablure. It is 100% made in our workshop in France. The blade is marked...

The Grand-LAGUIOLE PassionFrance was designed by the two-time Meilleur Ouvrier de France Robert Beillonnet (best craftsman in France). It won the INTERNATIONAL KNIVE AWARD at the IWA in Nuremberg and was honoured with the special prize "KNIFE OF THE YEAR 2010". In addition to its elegant lines, it has a number of constructive, functional improvements such as a Yatagan blade...

MESSER AUS FRANKREICH by Ch.Lemasson, german edition by Wolfgang Lantelme

LEGENDE LAGUIOLE. The new book by Christian Lemasson, German edition. Translation by Wolfgang Lantelme (PassionFrance). The benchmark for Laguiole knives, their history and producers to this day, their roots and myths, Hardcover edition 192p with over 400 illustrations.

SUJETS are small pocket knives made in the traditional way, with beautiful, different motifs and handles in brass, made on the original, old bronze models, with blades in carbon steel. These originals are made in the traditional forge COUPÉRIER-COURSOLLE in Thiers. As a sign of their authenticity, they bear the COUPÉRIER-COURSOLLE forge mark on the blade. …more about SUJET...

SUJETS are small pocket knives made in the traditional way, with beautiful, different motifs and handles in brass, made on the original, old bronze models, with blades in carbon steel.These originals are made in the traditional forge COUPÉRIER-COURSOLLE in Thiers. As a sign of their authenticity, they bear the COUPÉRIER-COURSOLLE forge mark on the blade. …more about SUJET...

The Donjon is a very distinctive pocket knife, with its large blade, deep pointed tip and bishop's crook handle. Typical of the Bourbonnais region, it was made by several small knifemakers in the village of Donjon, who sold them on the region's markets until 1900 to a rural clientele. This lively cutlery scene came to an end when the cutlers in Thiers began to produce that...