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Fontenille Pataud Steak Knives
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Introducing another exquisite addition to Fontenille Pataud's Corsican series: a highly ergonomic folding knife. Unlike the Rondanira knife, this model showcases a modified single-edge spear point blade. However, please note that it is not meant for throwing purposes. With its considerable length, this knife serves as an excellent choice for daily use at the dining table. It's important to note that this is not a split-joint knife, and the blade cannot be folded unless the lock-back mechanism is pressed firmly.
The Corsican "Moor's head" stamp adorns the blade, reflecting the island's heritage and Napoleon Bonaparte's birthplace. This Corsican knife was created in collaboration with the Zuria family of Bonifacio Corsica, as with all other knives offered by Fontenille Pataud.
Consider this: This knife is entirely handmade in Thiers, Europe's capital of cutlery. The Gilles® Fontenille Pataud collection of knives is highly regarded and considered by many to be among the best pocket knives money can buy. All knives offered by Gilles are made entirely by a single craftsman from start to finish, ensuring that the owner can take pride in the final piece. These knives are 100% made in France.
Technical aspects: Smooth, easy opening & closing is provided by a Teflon-assisted Lock-Back system. This knife also features a solid hardened blade stop to help prevent the blade's edge from making contact with the inner area of the spring.
A 12 cm folding knife can be used as a steak knife; its open length is 8. 3/8" vs. ~9" for a standard steak knife. Why use such a knife at the dinner table or at your favorite steak house? Check out our article (new tab) for the surprising answer.
Shopping for a unique pocket knife not only holds the promise of ownership but the excitement of finally beholding an item admired through a screen. However, all too often, what was envisioned and what is unboxed bear a startling, sometimes painful discrepancy.
You will receive the actual folding knife shown in the photos.
No one wants to view photos of a beautiful and unique knife and receive something not even close to the representative image; this is why we take pictures of each piece. Select your One-Of-A-Kind knife!
Things to Look For
The file work on the springs (top of handle) are individually hand filled by a French artisan, therefore all are different. Additionally, two handles made from the same material can have very different patterns.
You need to know
Desert Ironwood (Olneya tesota) - One of the world hardest wood and most difficult to work with due to its density.
This increasingly rare wood comes from dead trees that have been left to dry in the desert heat for decades. As it starts to fossilize, the wood turns reddish brown with a golden hue and beautiful veining. The wood from this very slow growing tree can be well over 100 years old. Harvested in Arizona or Northwestern Mexico.
Good to know: Ironwood can sometimes show tiny knots or small depressions within the wood. This is not considered a defect but rather a characteristic of this wood.
Pocket knives are shipped same business day from Florida when ordered by 4 PM Eastern time. UPS delivery can be expected in 1 to 3 business days depending on destination. International shipping options are available at checkout.
Blade: 14C28N Swedish stainless steel, 3 mm thick, 58-59 Hrc.
Plates: 1.5 mm stainless.
Decorated Spring & lock-top system: 3 mm stainless - Hand file work
Blade Size: 9.5 cm (3.75")
Handle Size including back-lock: 12.2 cm (4.6")
Open Size: 21.5 cm (8.3/8")
Weight: ~ 138 grams (4.8 oz.)
How to Maintain Your Pocket Knife
Pocket Knives are designed for cutting only. Do not use it as a screwdriver, crowbar, wood chisel, as this can cause irreversible damage and void the warranty.
To keep your pocket knife in top condition, follow these maintenance tips:
Important Note: Tuf Glide is not considered a "food-safe" product. Avoid using it on knives that come into contact with food.
By following these simple steps, you can ensure that your pocket knife remains reliable and ready for your next adventure.
Introducing another exquisite addition to Fontenille Pataud's Corsican series: a highly ergonomic folding knife. Unlike the Rondanira knife, this model showcases a modified single-edge spear point blade. However, please note that it is not meant for throwing purposes. With its considerable length, this knife serves as an excellent choice for daily use at the dining table. It's important to note that this is not a split-joint knife, and the blade cannot be folded unless the lock-back mechanism is pressed firmly.
The Corsican "Moor's head" stamp adorns the blade, reflecting the island's heritage and Napoleon Bonaparte's birthplace. This Corsican knife was created in collaboration with the Zuria family of Bonifacio Corsica, as with all other knives offered by Fontenille Pataud.
Consider this: This knife is entirely handmade in Thiers, Europe's capital of cutlery. The Gilles® Fontenille Pataud collection of knives is highly regarded and considered by many to be among the best pocket knives money can buy. All knives offered by Gilles are made entirely by a single craftsman from start to finish, ensuring that the owner can take pride in the final piece. These knives are 100% made in France.
Technical aspects: Smooth, easy opening & closing is provided by a Teflon-assisted Lock-Back system. This knife also features a solid hardened blade stop to help prevent the blade's edge from making contact with the inner area of the spring.
A 12 cm folding knife can be used as a steak knife; its open length is 8. 3/8" vs. ~9" for a standard steak knife. Why use such a knife at the dinner table or at your favorite steak house? Check out our article (new tab) for the surprising answer.
Shopping for a unique pocket knife not only holds the promise of ownership but the excitement of finally beholding an item admired through a screen. However, all too often, what was envisioned and what is unboxed bear a startling, sometimes painful discrepancy.
You will receive the actual folding knife shown in the photos.
No one wants to view photos of a beautiful and unique knife and receive something not even close to the representative image; this is why we take pictures of each piece. Select your One-Of-A-Kind knife!
Things to Look For
The file work on the springs (top of handle) are individually hand filled by a French artisan, therefore all are different. Additionally, two handles made from the same material can have very different patterns.
You need to know
Desert Ironwood (Olneya tesota) - One of the world hardest wood and most difficult to work with due to its density.
This increasingly rare wood comes from dead trees that have been left to dry in the desert heat for decades. As it starts to fossilize, the wood turns reddish brown with a golden hue and beautiful veining. The wood from this very slow growing tree can be well over 100 years old. Harvested in Arizona or Northwestern Mexico.
Good to know: Ironwood can sometimes show tiny knots or small depressions within the wood. This is not considered a defect but rather a characteristic of this wood.
Pocket knives are shipped same business day from Florida when ordered by 4 PM Eastern time. UPS delivery can be expected in 1 to 3 business days depending on destination. International shipping options are available at checkout.
Blade: 14C28N Swedish stainless steel, 3 mm thick, 58-59 Hrc.
Plates: 1.5 mm stainless.
Decorated Spring & lock-top system: 3 mm stainless - Hand file work
Blade Size: 9.5 cm (3.75")
Handle Size including back-lock: 12.2 cm (4.6")
Open Size: 21.5 cm (8.3/8")
Weight: ~ 138 grams (4.8 oz.)
How to Maintain Your Pocket Knife
Pocket Knives are designed for cutting only. Do not use it as a screwdriver, crowbar, wood chisel, as this can cause irreversible damage and void the warranty.
To keep your pocket knife in top condition, follow these maintenance tips:
Important Note: Tuf Glide is not considered a "food-safe" product. Avoid using it on knives that come into contact with food.
By following these simple steps, you can ensure that your pocket knife remains reliable and ready for your next adventure.