A pair from France
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A pair from France
Nothing rare or exotic about either of these but both are very nice. The top knife is a Cartailler-Deluc fulcrum release. the mirror finish on the blade is most impressive, typical of French knives. The bottom knife is a Gimel-Bargeon, commonly known as a silver bullet due to its extermely hard snap and the metal scales. You can't tell from the photo, but it has coined brass liners.
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Very.nice....i,m a french auto fan myselfjim d, wrote:Nothing rare or exotic about either of these but both are very nice. The top knife is a Cartailler-Deluc fulcrum release. the mirror finish on the blade is most impressive, typical of French knives. The bottom knife is a Gimel-Bargeon, commonly known as a silver bullet due to its extermely hard snap and the metal scales. You can't tell from the photo, but it has coined brass liners.Jim
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Re: A pair from France
Nice!
Re: A pair from France
A very nice French pair. Both looks brand new.
Re: A pair from France
Nice I'm a fan of the Bargeon knives. I have a dual action otf G. David Arbalete, and it's by far my favorite otf that I currently own. I also have one just like the second in your pic. Here's a vid I made of my "Silver Bullet"...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgQktIn1i8g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgQktIn1i8g
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Re: A pair from France
Me too!HDC wrote:Very.nice....i,m a french auto fan myself
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Re: A pair from France
Ken,
You are more than a fan, you are the KING of French switchblades.
Jim
You are more than a fan, you are the KING of French switchblades.
Jim
Re: A pair from France
i think the french knives look very functional in a street shank sort of way! , very cool!!! marseille gangster , you can almost smell the gitanes!!
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Re: A pair from France
Very nice set. Also love the silver bullet but the fulcrum is sweet.
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Re: A pair from France
When I read a "pair from France" I got other ideas
Great knives tho' LOL
Missa
Great knives tho' LOL
Missa
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Re: A pair from France
cool switchblades, hoss...love that stainless one!
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