Le Thiers Pocket Knives by Fontenille Pataud
Le Thiers Pocket knives by Fontenille Pataud bear the name of the city of Thiers, the French capital of cutlery. Coming from the reflection of a whole profession, it is subject to the respect of a charter (juranda) which implies the respect of strict specifications. Unlike Laguiole knives, the "Le Thiers" name and patented design are strictly protected by the city of Thiers and the French government. The "Le Thiers" series of pocket knives all feature an easy opening and locking blade system, making it safer to use. The flexibility of the precision mechanism makes the knives easy to open and close. As with all Fontenille Pataud pocket knives, the cutting edge of the blades is protected by a solidly fixed blade stop.
EXACT KNIFE PICTURED
No one wants to receive a pocket knife that looks very different from the photo they saw. Retailers often show a stunning knife to make a sale but then send something less appealing. If you're unhappy with a knife you bought from overseas, you have two choices: 1. Pay for expensive international return shipping, or 2. Keep the knife and regret not buying it from us. That’s why we take photos of each knife—we want you to see exactly what you will get. Even though taking thousands of photos each month is like a full-time job, we don’t charge extra for this service!
THINGS TO LOOK FOR
1. The file work on the springs' top are individually hand-filled. As a result, each top is unique.
2. Two handles made from the same type of material can have very different patterns.
