Laguiole en Aubrac Balbach Damascus Double Plated Knife Olive Wood Handle 4.7"

Experience the exceptional craftsmanship of the Laguiole en Aubrac Double-Plated Folding Knife, a masterpiece handmade in France by skilled artisans. Celebrated for its refined elegance, structural strength, and meticulous hand-finishing, this luxury pocket knife represents the finest traditions of French cutlery.

The term double-plated refers to the knife's distinctive construction, where two stainless steel plates reinforce the spring. This design not only enhances durability but also provides an unmistakable aesthetic. Each pair of plates is individually hand-carved by master cutlers, transforming every knife into a unique work of functional art.

The forged bee and spring are crafted from a single piece of stainless steel and finished entirely by hand, a hallmark of authentic Laguiole en Aubrac knives. The decorative hand-carved plates add another level of sophistication, making this knife highly sought after by collectors and discerning enthusiasts alike.

Balbach Damast Damascus

Blade designed and manufactured by master German Blacksmith Markus Balbach.  His damascus blades are globally renowned for its patented DSC® (Damascus SuperClean) process, which eliminates impurities and seam lines to create incredibly durable and precisely patterned steel.

Whether carried as an everyday companion, displayed in a collection, or presented as a meaningful gift, this Laguiole en Aubrac folding knife embodies generations of French craftsmanship and timeless design.

Features

• Balbach roll damascus blade made of carbon with 160 layers, great contrast and high hardening 61-63 HR
• Double-plated construction with intricate hand-filed plates
• Olive wood handle
• Brushed stainless steel finish bolsters and spine
• Traditional forged bee and spring from a single piece of stainless steel
• Blade length: 4 in (10 cm)
• Cutting edge (bolster to tip): 4.75 in (12 cm)
• Net weight: 105 gr (3.73 oz)
• Certificate of Authenticity included
• Made in Espalion, France, within the historic Laguiole region