Txino Basque knife, in black horn
This folding knife, whose shape dates back to the 12th century, is known in the Pyrenees as the Capucin. This name was given to it because the shape of the back of the handle is reminiscent of a monk’s hood.
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This folding knife, whose shape dates back to the 12th century, is known in the Pyrenees as the Capucin.
This name was given to it because the shape of the back of the handle is reminiscent of a monk’s hood. Traditional “2-nail” system.
Black horn handle. Unhardened XC75 carbon steel blade. Guillochage on blade. Engraving of the Basque cross (Lauburu) on the end of the handle, left side.
Dimensions: knife length closed: 100 mm. Open knife length: 175 mm.
Due to handcrafting and the use of natural materials, appearance varies from one handle to another. Images shown are not contractual.
| Weight | 60 g |
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