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Cutlery
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Can Opener Set
The Nogent *** factory was founded in 1923 by Mr Louis André a skilled French craftsman in the Champagne Village of Biesles. An area steeped in history where the tradition of manufacturing knives has been carried out since the middle ages.
The Nogent name is well respected and identified as a manufacturer of high quality products. Open a drawer in a French kitchen and you will find well used Nogent *** knives and utensils.
100% manufactured in France. Nogent *** products will give you years of reliable service.
The factory sources the best quality raw materials such as bevelled steel, with a high percentage of carbon and molybdenum. Our production methods are honed by years of experience. For instance all our blades are hand ground.
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