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Lichten Berger :) I'd say 1840 for this one.

One of our french member got a razor of this maker, that is around 1820 :

http://nsa34.casimages.com/img/2014/10/12/141012093108240978.jpg

Just won this old guy tonight :

http://nsa33.casimages.com/img/2014/10/12/14101209310345570.jpg

A little easier to carry as a pocket knife.

I'm very glad I won this one ! :angel:

Finally an old Châtellerault knife with an affordable price ! :beer1:

http://i39.servimg.com/u/f39/13/33/95/13/captu139.jpg

:D

Well, I hope it will hold, but with this one, repining made the things to get better :)

The head of the nail enters the hole, and that made the two parts of the "scales" to open too much.

Now...

I don't exactly know... I'd say between 1820 and 1850 :shrug:


The blade is short, but it's still efficient enough to cut dry meat and fruits. :)


Thanks for your interest.

No, there were a pining issue, the blade wasn't stable enough, so I un-pin it, then I re-pin it like a straight :)

http://i39.servimg.com/u/f39/13/33/95/13/captur92.jpg
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I'm glad to introduce you my latest find :

An old Renoult à Rouen (my birth city !!!) in MOP, with a look-a-like of a Sheffield knife :)

(currently in business with a piece of Coppa di Corsica,...

I wish it was ! :(

I'm really keen on those blades, and I'm hopelessly tracking 'em. I'm not the only one on the case, and they often goes for far more than 1000$....

Well, the handle looks like, but I'm not sure the open and close system would fit a surgeon tool, nor the blade :confused:

I'm myself looking for a kind of knife not so far looking :)
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