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A quality handmade folding knife from Thiers!
Handle in stainless steel and beeswax-polished olive wood
Z40C13 steel blade - Satin finish
Secure liner lock system
Laser-engraved handle: Chemin de St Jacques
Comes in a practical leather case
Knife hand-assembled in Thiers
Made in France, using Thiers know-how
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Le Coq Français, the benchmark for French cutlery, unveils its latest masterpiece: the Chemin de Saint-Jacques folding knife. Made with passion in Thiers, the cradle of cutlery craftsmanship in France, this knife embodies the perfect blend of tradition and innovation.
The riveted stainless steel and beeswax-polished olive wood handle of this Chemin de St Jacques pocket knife is a true work of art. The combination of stainless steel for strength and olive wood for aesthetics creates a perfect balance. Every detail of the handle is carefully thought out for a comfortable, elegant grip.
Its Z40C13 stainless steel blade, with its satin finish, is the epitome of quality. Whether for delicate culinary tasks or adventures in the great outdoors, this blade offers exceptional sharpness and strength.
This Le Coq Français folding knife incorporates a Liner Lock mechanism to guarantee safe use. This innovative system holds the blade in place during the most demanding tasks, offering an uncompromising user experience.
What's more, the knife comes with a leather sheath, proudly bearing the distinctive Le Coq Français logo. This sheath is not only functional protection, but also a statement of style, ensuring elegant and safe transportation.
The steel handle is adorned with a laser engraving depicting the route to Santiago de Compostela. This artistic touch transforms the knife into a tribute to history and spirituality, adding a unique dimension to every use.
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